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Newspaper

Moravia Union

Location

Moravia, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1937

Page

6

Birthplace of Charlie McCarthy Traced to Chicago Maker

The piece credits Frank Marshall of Chicago as the life source for Charlie McCarthy and other ventriloquists. Since 1880 Marshall’s family has crafted dummies for ventriloquists, including figures used by Bergen, Walter, and Lester, linking McCarthy’s origins to Chicago workmanship and a longstanding family trade.

Harlte McCarthy Edgar Bergen Frank Marshall Chicago Marshall America Frank Walter the Great Lester

Aunt Sophie and the mass market of books

A nostalgic column laments oversized modern novels amid a string of humorous digs at mass production literature. The piece recalls Anthony Adverse and Gone With the Wind while mocking contemporary epics and praising old style, Aunt Sophie marginalia, and stagehand wit.

Anta Monica Calif Anthony Adverse Zym Eni Eyclopedia Sophie

Mourning Advice From Mrs Post on Comfort in Sorrow

Mrs. Post urges readers to avoid pressing questions about a departed spouse. She notes friends who focus on world events rather than the mourner offer real comfort. True solace comes from listening with sympathy and acknowledging the deceased rather than probing for details.

How To Politely Speed a Long-Visit In Conversation

A concise guidance piece advises frankness when guests overstay. It suggests stating we must leave soon to dress and drive to Suburbantown, or that we have only a few minutes before a country engagement, to balance courtesy with timely departures. It also covers handling mixed furniture styles and fashion notes for fall tweeds.

Candlewick Suy Besling Roukes

Drape and Shirrr by Cheerie Nicholas

A fashion note on a perfect afternoon outfit for a young girl featuring a draped button over neckline and bodice shirring. A narrow gold colored belt accents the fitted waist, with a softly flared skirt and spongy fabric in a lightweight look.

Daytime Skirt Styles Favor Short Slim Silhouettes

Cherie Nicholas outlines a fashion note on daytime skirts measuring twelve to fifteen inches from the ground, with narrow pencil shapes and possible slashed hems. Daytime dresses run twelve to fourteen inches from the floor, while evening gowns trend toward short fronts with uneven hems and full ballerina options for dance tracks. Many dinner looks remain ankle length and sheathlike in sleek black, accented by glitter and high necklines with short sleeves.

Cherie Nicholas

Flaring Youth Foy Courage Ends in Controversy

A fragmentary report notes youth actions provoking concern among girls, with references to attire described as gored and pleated skirts. Details remain unclear but indicate tensions over dress and behavior at a local event.

Courage Hive Sue Witen

Double-Duty Capes Enter the Shoulder Cape Trend

A quirky note of fashion innovation describes the double-duty cape as a shoulder piece that can be worn for style and practical use, suggesting it may function as a bead accessory and versatile garment.

Unclear fragment hints at a factory or device use

The readable text appears jumbled, mentioning three types of some item, a faster pace, a brand or process, and oil related terms. No clear people, places, dates, organizations, or outcomes are discernible to form a concrete news item.

Untitled Exchange Between Toe And Sock

A playful exchange features a toe asking a sock to let it through while the sock resists. Sally answers with humor about meeting many potential happinesses, and the dialogue uses whimsical anthropomorphism to explore desire and doubt.

Snider and Sneach Charm in Frivolous Exchange

Quip about husband’s $50 gift compares it to taking candy from a baby while Mrs Snider and Mrs Sneach exchange playful remarks, highlighting a lighthearted social moment.

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Charlie McCarthy Was Leslie Howard Charles Norris Mr. Norris England Rosemary Master Jones-Terwillager Minnor Mr. Plocus Mr. Pincus Pincus Mr. Ginsberg Mr. Dreifus Essex Cobb Win Sci'vite Irvin Cobb Ican Femicy Post Yeeomene By Cherie Nicholas Ymars Vere Union Mrs. Past Miss Brown Littie Sewing Circle Needlecraft Dept Eighth Ave New York Bie Soa Drape and Shirr Cheerie Nicholas Plentiful Ogdonelie Sally Uraly Lydia KE Pinkham Lydia WNU Tony Pabeelag Nation
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