Vanderbilt Cup practice notes light on speed and safety
The Vanderbilt Cup field on Long Island mustered eighteen starters with weights and inspections completed. Stricker returned to drive as other entries including the Renault and Mercedes passed weighing. Times were mostly around twenty two minutes as drivers tuned cars for tomorrow's race amid rain risk and tire concerns.
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Thomases
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Fred Wagner
Hotels Overrun by Vanderbilt Cup Visitors
Out of town race fans overwhelm New York hotels for the Vanderbilt Cup. The Waldorf Astoria and others report exhausted rooms and busy clerks calling nearby houses to place overflow guests. A cash reserve of 100000 will be deposited with the Waldorf cashier to accommodate all arrivals.
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Elmira
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Providence
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Thousands Gather on Long Island for Vanderbilt Cup Race
Vast crowds will converge on Long Island tomorrow to witness the Vanderbilt Cup race. Spectators are urged to reach the course by train or car as the event brings together top drivers and cars for a premier automotive contest.
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Automobile Circuit Route and Viewing Points on Long Island
The article details a 23.46 mile circuit on Hempstead plains near Garden City Mineola and Bethpage with a cement roadway, parkway access for $10 parking, and viewing sites from Westbury Hicksville and Jericho Turnpike. It outlines routes from New York via Brooklyn and Williamsburg bridges, various hard turns, and a sequence of roads to reach the grand stands on the Bethpage Turnpike near the Hempstead end.
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Parkway
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Brooklyn Bridge
Eastern Parkway
Williamsburg Bridge
Thirty-fourth Street
Borden Avenue
Jackson Avenue
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Court House
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Calvary Cemetery
Winfield
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Elmhurst
Cross Road
Maple Grove Cemetery
Hillside Avenue
Pease Monument
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Jamaica Estate Lodge
Holius Park Gardens
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New York City
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Kimmel Relates Lost Mind and Bank Forgery Case
A commission in Auburn N Y heard testimony on George A Kimmel a Auburn Prison inmate serving five years for forgery in Cattaraugus County He formerly concealed as A J White at Matteawan Insane Asylum and his relatives declined to identify him The tale links embezzlement schemes involving a Kansas banker uncle and life insurance policies tied to a vanished Arkansas City cashier
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Cattaraugus County
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Arkansas City
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Niles, Mich
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Money's Worth in a Magazine and Hampton's Value
The piece argues magazines must provide entertainment information and stimulation for fifteen cents. It compares magazine value to a box of candy, urging readers to compare Hampton's with other magazines to see that Hampton's offers superior value and revelation beyond the price.
Maximizing Reading Value From Magazines at Home
A guide urges families to audit home magazines by reading each article and page, counting refused pieces and wasted content. It stresses that every page costs money, so prefer titles with fewer pages of dull or non engaging material.
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National scope replaces Broadway magazine nationwide
Across the United States the Broadway magazine ceases publication to give way to a new broader stronger larger magazine with national reach, signaling a major shift in local and national media coverage and readership. The change aims to capture more diverse content and appeal to a wider audience.
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Magazine Worth: What You Get for Your Money
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Money's Worth in a magazine November Hampton's offer
In New Hampto n s News Stands Now Fighting Bob stories Admiral Evans lessons of the cruise with piquant comments on reform Casson and Pratt critique Wall Street and urge changes The working woman pay envelope and The Wreck of the Home probe wage issues Theatre pieces fiction and social views present a broader American life panorama Just enough of each kind of content to compel thought and choice Readers are urged to read all pages for value
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Serena Pratt
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Hampton's Coupon Offer Stresses Direct Order Advantage
If your newsdealer is sold out, write to HAMPTON'S directly to ensure a fresh supply. Delays may prevent re orders from being filled. Do not rely on substitutes from other magazines. Read the coupon closely even if you do not use it to learn about better interest and value north of HAMPTON'S.
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Asylum Trusty Slays Cook at Mat Insane Asylum
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