Anne Conrad hosts Washington society at first official tea
Anne Conrad, wife of Senator Neal Conrad, begins her Washington rounds hosting a formal tea at their New Hampshire Avenue residence with Mrs Hammel presiding. The event marks Anne's early acceptance into official society as coverage highlights her Paris gowns and rising prominence.
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Neal
Mrs. Hammel
the Inquirer
Miss Sharp
Anne
Conrad
Neal Conrad
Senate
Washington
New Hampshire Avenue
Senator Conrad
Opening Day Oath and Washington Welcome
The scene shows Neal repeating the oath as a new senator with Anne in the Senators' Gallery recalling their past in Washington. The Capitol bustle includes a doorman’s dismissive joke about Senator Conrad’s wives while Anne is guided to her reserved seats by Mrs Hammel and Mrs Hastings.
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United States
Neal
Senate Chamber
Senator Brown
Mr. Hammel
Anne
Congress
Capitol
Washington
Senators’ Gallery
Mrs. Hammel
Crossword Puzzle Clue List Compilation
Crossword clues and answers organized in horizontal and vertical sections. Includes numbered entries with definitions for items such as exists an article of food to releases a line from which marble players shoot and various literary and linguistic hints.
Crimson Gulch Rules a Cranky Town With a Ticket Joke
A traveling salesman praises Crimson Gulch for orderliness while Cactus Joe explains a new system. They joke that when a young man shows racketeer tendencies they buy him a ticket to Chicago and have him brag to old friends about making good in the big town.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
Chicago
Impudent Suitor Pressed by Father in London Mall Text
A dialogue scene shows a father challenging a would be son in law about marrying his daughter. The suitor asserts he can provide and shares a temper, while the father surveys the suitor's resolve and suitability in a London Mall setting.
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London Mall
Wise Guy Cholly Sparks Diva Remark
A Brooklyn Eagle comic line captures Cholly remarking that the girls are all alike as he confesses his view of Bess being higher purer sweeter and more benign. The exchange hints at social satire and character dynamics in a humorous panel.
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Cholly
Bess
Jove
Brooklyn Eagle
Boy compares new place to park with houses and poor upkeep
A Boston youngster on his first trip out of town described the coin as “like a big park” where houses are allowed but the area is not well maintained. The quote highlighted his blunt view on the new development and upkeep.
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Pope
Idaho
Senator Pope
Geneva
William Shearer
Shearer
America
United States
China
Nye-Vandenberg
Johnson
NRA
National Recovery Board
Clarence Darrow
Chicago
Roosevelt
Review Board
Washington
General Johnson
Boston
Boston Transcript
Churchgoer’s Coat Sparks Courtship Cue
A playful exchange unfolds in a church pew as a wife notes a striking coat worn by a woman ahead, while her husband admits dozing during the service. The light moment highlights shared humor over a quiet morning.
Oldest Castle Visited by Hollywood Tourists
A guide points out the castle as the oldest in the Rhine country while a Hollywood tourist questions the claim and asks which film it was built for.
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Rhine
Carlyle on Heroes and Hero Worship Referenced
A Louisville Courier Journal note cites Carlyle’s strong book on Heroes and Hero Worship while quipping he knew nothing about movie heroes. The remark frames a contrast between literary ideals and modern cinema.
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Carlyle
Louisville Courier- Journal
The Place to Apply
A quip about seeking advice from someone who minding his own business. The exchange highlights skepticism toward unsolicited guidance and favors practical self reliance.
It Can Be Told by a Small Boy-Father
A humorous exchange defines a committee as a body that keeps minutes and wastes hours. The dialogue contrasts a father and son with a wry London Tit-Bits tone and a sharp aside about secretaries.
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London
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By Frances Parkinson Keyes
Frances Parkinson Keyes
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Paris
Nye
North Dakota
Vandenberg
Michigan
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Nye-Vandenberg Committee
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War Department
Filippinos
Philippines
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Pearl Harbor
Russia
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Belgium
South America
Ite
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