Broadway notes and theater news from New York
Backstage notes report the New York license commissioner pushing Broadway to clean up the stage and to curb questionable show titles. Mildred Natwick shines in "The Disiaf Side" with touring plans halted. Cohan takes "Ah, Wilderness" to North Brookfield for a free charity stand.
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New York
Broad Way
Broadway
Depidtus
Mildred Natwick
Earl Carroll
Helen Hayes
Mary of Scotland
Cohan
George M. Cohan
Bugera O'Neill
Wilder~ness
IMPORTANCE OF SCHOOLS DEMANDS EFFICIENCY AND FISCAL CARE
A historical editorial urges free United States education nine months yearly as a world leading effort. It notes about 30 million people are in schools or teaching, stressing the need for economy and efficiency while preserving democracy’s heritage for future generations. It warns that taxes and budgets require prudent cuts without harming compulsory education.
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United States
Seaj
Market stability amid European tensions amid 1914 assassination context
The piece argues markets did not crash immediately after Sarajevo and King Alexander's assassination. It notes delays before a crash in 1914 and suggests current markets remain buoyant due to low inventory space and potential for Wall Street gains if war spreads in Europe.
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Marseilles
Cmolos
Elili Lane
Rappen
Alver
Sarajevo
Maine
Berlin
Bes
Serbia
Austria
Alexander
Wall Street
Europe
Montgomery Wagging Machine Operated by Ray Loaper Darnes
A chaotic report notes Ray Loaper Darnes operating a Montgomery made machine. The device caused concern as observers described its loud clatter and unsteady motion during use at the local workshop.
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Montgomery Wag Richard A
Er Ray Loaper Darnes Ows
Letter to the Editor on Harriman's Rail Train Record
The writer praises Harriman and rail workers, defending their efficiency and arguing a record set over 30 years should inspire rather than upset. He claims the team’s speed and labor are strong, while blaming no one and suggesting reforms lead to better rail service. The tone is protest and support for workers.
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Dhat
Harrimann
Astra
Will Rogers
Winter Braddock dawns in rent town bard verses
The text quotes a poem or song fragment about Braddock and a hill country. It mentions a winter coming down from Braddock and a dream of springtime and May. The piece blends chant like lines with references to mountains valleys and sunshine. The piece preserves a nostalgic mood and musical cadence.
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Jim Braddock
Braddock
Caloctin
Rentztown
Truth Seekers Chins of Calvary M E Sunday School Meeting
The Truth Seekers Chins of Calvary M E Sunday School met at Mrs Hernury Brust home Friday evening. Hostesses Were Dewal utai Cuba Barrick. Mrs Wilford Kline was appointed to lead in prayer for November. Next meeting will be at Mrs William Mandies on West Patrick Street.
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Chins
Calvary M. E
Hernury Brust
Evetobow Wasdi
Dewal Utai
Cuba
Roy Greaper
Yogeetias Lle Claes Benediction
Wiliam Mandies
West Patrick Street
Navendor
Fifty and Twenty Years Ago Today In Frederick
A correspondent recalls events in Frederick from fifty and twenty years past. The piece recounts travel, court conditions, and notable local occurrences with hazy details and fragmented phrases.
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Frederick
Letter to the Editor on campaign records and absences
A letter to the editor from Frostburg Maryland discusses voting records of Mr. Zuhiman and his opponent. It accuses him of suppressing his record and cites absences versus votes, referencing the Ways and Means Committee and 1934 legislation. The letter cites scripture to criticize hypocrisy and defends the author’s own record and integrity.
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Ougrtemman
Itter
Agawers Allemfasre
Zaman
Zuhiman
Frostburg Md
Franklam Howe
Zchiman
Zihlman
Ways and Means Committee
Warner-Lewis
Congress
House
New and Old Deals Across the Nation
The prose laments daily papers’ coverage of new deals and caustic views while noting public indifference to day’s matters. It hints at change versus tradition and ends with a sign-off by AL LAFOURROW and a garbled date.
Cancer of the lip treated with surgery radium and X rays
Dr Morris Fishbein outlines cancer of the lip as a treatable disease with early surgical removal and radiation. He cites clinic results showing high survival when glands are not enlarged and warns against outdated corrosive pastes.
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Howe
United States
Paesilo
Cuntgal le
Halloween season sparks villagewide events and politics
A busy week in Frederick area life features a Halloween parade and festivities, a Virginia caravan promoting travel on Route 13, and active campaign stops with Governor Ritchie nicknamed Prince Charming. Community drives include Y M C A funds, Red Cross, and boarding home mothers groups. Local schools, teachers, Lions and D A R activities, and weekend accidents fill headlines as leaves turn and football officials travel to Scranton.
Dinner Menu and Stuffed Sweet Potato Recipe
Mrs Alexander George serves a dinner for four featuring stuffed sweet potatoes and cheese filled gingerbread. The menu includes browned meat balls with cauliflower bread currant jam and a gingerbread cheese filling detailed with fat cream sugar and spices.
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Alexander George
Tamsville Women's Club Halloween Meeting Report
Miss Marie Miller joined the Tamsville club on Monday evening as guests were greeted by a clown presenting a spook. Decorations featured red and yellow autumn leaves pumpkins and bright lights with a fire in the hearth. Mrs. Harry C. Swomley presided and the group sang An Autumn Lullaby.
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Tjamsville
Marie Miller
Sigstess
Tamstvittle
Harry C. Swomley
Whittier
Swomley
Children’s Aid Society
Club
Vincent Biser
Walter England
Frissess of India Here Erick and Potson M Sve Bas
Fragmentary OCR notes mention H R Hormesch of Wash and Mand Enstah Doors with a comment about rubbing flat sticks with soap or bees. Readable text is limited and no clear event or outcome is established.
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Friscess
India
Hereerick
H.R. Hormesch
Mand
Enstah
Wen
Today In History and Birthdays Note Fragmented
A fragmented archival item lists historical events and birthdays. Mentions Jacob D. Cox born in 1828 and Theodore Roosevelt born 1858 with incomplete dates, plus references to Whitelaw Reid, Maria Oakey-Drewin, and others. Also notes 1787 Federalist essays, 1869 Stonewall steamer fire, and 1917 U.S. actions at the trenches.
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Jacob D. Cox
Ohio
Montreal
Whitelaw Reid
New York
Xenia
Maria Oakey, Drewing
Ore
Dember
Exeays
Stonewall
Mississippi
French Trenchey
Palestine
Local social notes from New Windsor area events
Residents and relatives visit and stay with kin in Cumberland Baltimore and nearby towns. Several gatherings include Sunday visits at homes in Charlotte Hall Academy and Medford with family members listed by name. The column mentions ailing Eliza Englar improving slowly and various trips by Kauffman and Jones families to and from Baltimore and Berkeley.
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New Windsor
Jefferson Hooper
Cumberland
William Reynolds
Baltimore
Florence Snader
Billie Gorsuch
Earl Lantz
Nellie Bond
H. H. Devilbiss
Mery Baile Smith
Ruthanne Nuskammsper’ Sunde
Kenneth
BH. B. Getty
Airs
Willam Baile
Medford
H.G. Engl
Eliza Englar
Hiefisch
Ieria Gates
Bixter
W. Kauffman
Emory Kauffman
Baltmore
Spen
A. W. Amy Om Towies
FL Watson
Eelow
W. Va
C. PL Jones
Arelvin PB. Jones
Richard
Shirley
Euclid
Ermitsburg
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the Daily News
Leon Pew
Aes Ems
Wes Ertier
Ant Erbonboud
Enon
Flapper
Fanny
Guaoys FaRwere
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Tre Columins
Hagerstown
Fredeerick
LE Court
Ersiaun
Winifret
Wesner
Nuwibrar An
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Er Angslbrger
Edith
Svarner
Kreng
Symans
Luff
Daniel Lert
Garfield
Mr. Lewis
Lewis
Morris Fishbein
Journal
Aniwriean Medical Association
Hygela, the Health Magazine
Vincent Bevine
Hallowe'en
Chambers of Commerce
Culpepper
Warren- Mon
Wiange
Francis Scott Key Hotel
Opera House
Ritchie
Albert VV
Maryland State Teachers’ Association
Simus Vincent
Lions International
Daughters of the American Revolution
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Duamore
Lawrence Everhart
A. R
Allen Lampe
Middletown
Order of the Eastern Star
Grace Moore
M. J. Thompson
Emmitsburg
St. Thomas
Scranton
Thompson
By Williams
He Pears Chu Wit
Warren
Theodore Roosevelt
New York City
Oyster Bay
Owen D. Young
van Hornesville
N.Y
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