Tony Taft Finds Her World At The Paper
Tony Taft, newly hired at a bustling newspaper, navigates a noisy office, sharp editors, and a maze of society gossip. She gains confidence, secures photos, and builds networks with Joe Burke and Brenda as she adapts to city journalism life.
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Tony
Associated Press
Charles Greenwood
Roosevelt
Atlanta
Macbrath
Taft
Laren
MaeGrath
MacGrath
Burke
Clifford
Spike
Cliff
Joe Burke
Mr. Burke
Lorenzo's
Joe
Jnte
Mr. Bellamy
The
Journal
Arnoldson
Fitch
Vitch
Bellamy
Society
Call
Harriman
Slosser
Paul Harrimans
Henrietta
Miss. Taft
Brenda
Greenwood
Rufus Waite
George
Aunt Meggy
Asterbel
Brendy
Buck
New Society
Buck Moore
Theore
Call's Society
Florida Winter Exhibit Opens in Rockefeller Center
The Florida all winter exhibit in New York opened with Governor Shultz delivering the dedication speech. Mrs. Ruth Bryan Owen and other Floridians spoke as the display showcases Florida’s agricultural wealth and opportunities. The project aims to attract visitors, inform home seekers, and promote Florida resources during the winter season.
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Florida
Rockefeller Center
New York
Shultz
Ruth Bryan Owen
United States
Denmark
Every Side Felt Like the Most Satisfying Spot
A reflective line describes a person finding deep contentment in every direction, portraying a sense of belonging and fulfillment that surpasses past experiences. The phrase frames a moment of personal significance and inner peace.
Mysterious Easter Island Images Puzzle Baffles Scientists
Scientists debate the purpose of numerous stone figures on Easter Island in the Pacific. The images may depict ancient gods or chieftains, with estimates of age ranging from two to six thousand years.
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Easter Island
Pacific Ocean
Inexpensive Easy Patchwork Quilts
Patchwork quilts can be simple and cheap to make using eighteen nine inch blocks. A yard of prints suffices for a full quilt and folders with diagrams and yardage guidance are offered by Home Craft Co. for 10 or 19 cents including postage.
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Address Home Craft Co
Dept. D
Nineteenth and
St. Louis Ave
St. Louis
We Still Get Mad On as the Savages Do
A comparison of childish quarrel rituals to modern political and imperial brinkmanship. The piece contrasts Tom Sawyer style insults with Bedouin verses and notes Italian threats to the British embassy in Rome. Britain responds by moving warships from Gibraltar toward Malta, illustrating a common principle across cultures.
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Tom Sawyer
Rome
Egypt
Italy
Britain
Gibraltar
Malta
Earliest Printed Book Diamond Sutra Emerges in 868
The Diamond Sutra, the earliest known printed book, is a Buddhist scripture produced in 868 in China by Wang Chieh the first known book printer. One complete copy is known to exist.
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China
Wang Chieh
Fingerprint demand grows for all Americans
A December feature highlights a push toward universal fingerprinting across banks, insurers, and legal processes. It notes Bowery Savings in New York already fingerprints depositors and suggests future use on withdrawal slips and safe deposits. Proponents see it enhancing security against robbery, fraud, and forged documents. Thousands already register in Washington to build a Civil Identification File, with a personal identification card available through the Department of Justice.
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Connolly
Good Housekeeping
Bowery Savings Bank
New York City
Washington
Department of Justice
George Ade Reveals Youth Tactics at Seventy
Hoosier humorist George Ade explains remaining youthful by living in the present. He jokes about aging while noting he still stays current with news, plays, films, and books to keep his mind active.
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George Ade
Ade
Imperfections Elevate Human Life and Judgment
A reflection on how imperfections improve existence and mercy in human life. It argues that flaws are divinely appointed to drive effort and compassionate judgment, shaping character and growth.
Household Tips From The Era Aids Cooking And Cleaning
Practical advice covers baking with asbestos sheets, apple pie prep by boiling and straining fillings, linen care with iodine stains, selecting sheer pastel luncheon linens, removing iodine stains with starch paste, air circulation in refrigerators, and roasting beef by sealing juices with initial high heat then lowering temperature.
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Mos
Associated Newspapers
WNU
Postum Free Week's Supply Offer Appears in Ad
The Postums Company offers a full week’s supply of Postum free to any reader who writes for it. The notice appears in another section of the paper and invites inquiries from Health-minded readers.
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Posturs Company
Ady
No Prowler Found. Cow Becomes Unwitting Intruder
Mrs Cary Allen of Gulfport Mississippi heard a night noise and fired a gun toward it. At dawn she found what distressed neighbors thought a prowler was a dead man. It was the family cow.
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Cary Allen
Gulfport, Miss
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Clark
Lalee Na Omfort
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Hiscox Chemical Works
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