Dorothy Dix Advice on Marriage and Modern Single Women
Dorothy Dix argues marriage is a gamble with varied outcomes and that single women with independence should not be pitied or pressured into marrying. She notes economic self sufficiency, a career and stable home can equal or surpass married life, urging readers to resist others envy and respect personal readiness.
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Dorothy Dix
Miss Dix
Heaven On
Earth
Purgatory
Maryed
Riley
Burlesque Debates and The Oldest Show Business
In New York, March 19, George Tucker reflects on burlesque’s decline amid licensing fights led by Paul Moss. He notes censorship, the paradox of strip in clubs versus legality, and predicts a future revival under new names while preserving the show’s core.""
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George Tucker
New York
Paul Moss
Moss
Mind Your Manners on Radio Etiquette Quiz
A reader quiz on social radio etiquette with five scenarios. Answers: 1 Yes if not disturbing, 2 No to interrupt, 3 Yes all family may listen, 4 Yes keep volume low, 5 No wait until talk ends, plus tip to show interest in a daytime program.
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Tay
Solutina
Ibt
Luf's Stuff Kicking Not in Order
Local grocer N A Lufburrow notes continued food dispensing amid shortages. He describes uneven sugar supplies and efforts to treat all shortages fairly. He contrasts life in Greece Norway and France with local conveniences and expresses cautious optimism for the future.
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Greece
Norway
France
N. A. Lufburrow
Shirley Temple Jitterbugs In Moonlit Screen Romance
Hollywood reports Shirley Temple breaks into jitterbug in a new film with Dickie Moore as a moonlit Romeo. She wears an evening gown and orchid, stirs shyness with tremulous romantic touches, and handles a party kiss with graceful restraint as a producer shifts focus from earlier Little Annie Rooney plans.
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Hollywood
Paul Harrison
NEA
Holywood
Shirley Temple
Juliet
Romeo
Miss Temple
Dickie Moore
Shirley
Edward Small
Mary Pickford
Annie Rooney
Shirley Temple in New Musical Role Inches Toward Public Adulthood
In a breezy behind the scenes glimpse, Shirley Temple discusses her evolving career as a teen star. She enjoys a modern crowd while still returning to private school after Easter holidays. Director Edwin Marin guides the cast as Shirley rehearses a rhumba and studies French and Spanish.
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Shirley
Roland DuPree
Edwin Marin
Miss Temple
Kathleen
20Th Fox
Brother
Marine
Westlake
Hawaii
Pearl Harbor
Dickie Moore
Mrs. Temple
Strength For Today By Earl L Douglass D D Good Cheer
A Babson Newspaper Syndication piece extols cheerful speech and smiles as priceless, moral daily virtues. It argues good cheer sustains social harmony, cites a man who left $2500 for a stranger who always smiled, and urges unselfish, steady friendliness even in gloom.
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Earl L. Douglass
D. D
Babson Newspaper
Today In History and Birthdays Recap
A dense reader list of historical anniversaries and birthdays notes figures such as Elias Hicks George Palmer Thomas A Drown Alice French Will lam Jennings Bryan and Joseph Stilwell. It combines events from 1651 to 1941 and births from 1842 to 1939 with quick country and institutional references.
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Teane Huger
LSU
Deuthess Cummraoder
Limerick Plantation
S.C
Charleston
Elias Hicks
Jericho
N. Y
New York
George Mobert Palmer
Boston
Thomas A. Drown
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Lehigh Gray
Philadelpha
Alice French
Octave Thanevi
Andover Mass
Davenport
Ilona
David Todd
Amherst College
Mass
Lake Ridge
N.Y
William Jennings Bryan
Salem
Gallipolis
Ohio
Alexandria
Webster
Parkman
Hillnois Central Railway
Savannah
Liberia
U.S
Oregon
Spain
San Francisco
Florida
Railways of Country Grant
New York City
U. S. Senate
National Defense Mediation Board
Joseph W. Stilwell
Chiang Kai-Shek
China
Frank Bellanca
Robert E. Wilson
Pan American Oil
Beaver Falls
Sidney B. Snow
Meadville Theological Seminary
Chicago
Winchester
Florence P. Kahn
San Francis Co
Salt Lake City
John J Raskob
Democratic National Committee
Lockport
Evan A. Evans
Federal Circuit Court
Madison
Wis
Spring Green
George C.D. O'Dell
Columbia
Newburgh
Medical Minds and Deep Analysis in Literature
A reflective piece on the discipline of medicine within serious literature. It notes unusual mental powers and a drive to probe core truths, emphasizing an understanding of analytical laws and the heart of matters.
Women's Clubs Ballenger Chup On March 18
Women's clubs meeting at Mrs DoS Landes home featured a bread making demonstration by Mrs A H Derr and Miss Anna Derr of Ballenger. Chile Deheous samples were shared with members and three guests. The program included Neighborhood Nutrition and Garden planning with L P Culler and Preston Zimmerman. The meeting adjourned to April 8 at 2 p.m. at Mrs Preston Zimmerman.
Highlights From Latest Books Niie Knight Revives That Flying Felow
Sam Small and his Mully return in new guises as Eric Korht presents a playful and fantastical set of adventures. The article blends whimsy with literary mockery, noting varied disguises and light satire of heroism.
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Niie Knight
Sam
Briain
Sam Small
Mully
Eric Korht
This Above All Publishes Flying Yorkshire Tale
A fragment describes a Yorkshireman in This Above All and a comic tall tale about ballads and strings under a covered castle, with playful, ribald imagery of harper and bummed tees. The spoofish note evokes folklore wit in a local dining room memory.
Looking Glass Humor and Yorkshire Wit in Sam Small
The excerpt notes Looking Glass humor with whimsy and satire and mentions Yorkshire figures like Eric Knight. It evokes Adison pial madness and the Littl Folk with Sam Small in a playful, nostalgic voice.
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Eric Knight
Sam
Romance and Adventure Teases with Gaffer Litherwick
A quirky notice promises a bold chase where a reckless hero soars like a bird in a champion romance against Gaffer Litherwick. Parallel hints praise Donald McKay's gay sketches guiding the reader toward future paths and ventures.
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Gaffer Litherwick
Constable Hurst
Donald McKay
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