Voices Recall Joe Humphreys In Garden Remembrance
A nostalgic recounting of Joe Humphreys as he received a fond farewell at the Garden. The piece notes his career from boy reporter to master of ceremonies, his clashes with icons like Al Smith, and vivid memories of fights with Terry McGovern and Sam Harris. It also touches on fellow boxing figures and the era’s crowd psychology.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marge
Oliver Street
al Smith
Murphy
Sullivan
Jim
Joe
Rewa
Joe Humphrey
Fie
Produce Exchange
Leigh
Cluck Conairs
Billy Welsh
Maisch
Bowery Nrar Pearl
Meyor
Chinatown
Connors
John L
Welsh
Sam Haris
Terry McGovern
Terry
Diana
Lite
Jimmy Johnston
Joe Humphreys
Pic Traynor and Dizzy Dean Promised Pirates Victory
Scattered notes cite Pic Traynor claiming Dizzy Dean would help the Pirates win the pennant. Other items mention boxing rules changes and assorted baseball, boxing, and sports gossip with names like Louis, Mack, Berger, Benton, Lash, and Terry, plus local stadium plans and fashion notes on a secretary.
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Pic Traynor
Pirates
Dizzy Dean
Big Boy
Joe Louis
New York
Rabbit Warstler
Bees
Philadelphia
Connie Mack
Meidentaly
Mack
Boston
Wawkey Bakery
Ginother
Bastoh
Wally Berger
Larry Benton
Braves
Giants
Baltimore
Rudd Hoyle
Hug School
Princeton
Harvard
CLF Melton
Yankees
Ballimore
Lim
Ieas
Don Lash
U. S
Auburn
Ind
Tenn
Pringeton
Mctoher
New York State Athletic Commission
Commission
Bill Terry
Jimmy Burwell
Jersey City
Hagaoe
Tiger
Eddie Branpick
Ceomach Fel Genio
Chaniel Dickens
Vogue of Black Silk Sheers for Summer Fashion
Fashion writer Cherie Nicholas highlights black and dark silk sheers and nets as summer essentials, urging readers to consult dressmakers for silk chiffon and satin ensembles. Describes black chiffons, redingotes, circular-cut skirts, and net jackets, noting royal influence from Queen Mary and the appeal of cool, chic net costumes in dark tones for day and evening wear.
Dinner Suit by Cneriz Nicolas
The young woman in the picture wears a shapely dinner suit from 1890 with a tailored jacket and buttoned skirt. The outfit is made of cream white Ne Airy cloth, described as delicately styled in period fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everery
Wata
Dinber Cult
Quilted Beach Coats Steal Spotlight This Season
Quilted coats appear in beach wear with heirloom appeal and varied styles. Dressier versions feature intricate quilting for summer formals, large floral motifs on white or pastel backgrounds dominate the scene. Printed cottons with cut designs and pieced quilts appear, including plaid wool coats for vacation wear and hand blocked linen versions for evening use.
Dramatic Colors in Gowns and Accessories
A discussion on how white gowns highlight drama for black or white outfits, noting scarlet accents create vivid contrast. It suggests color harmony by selecting gowns that blend with the overall tone or use contrasting complementary hues.
Shoes Trimmed With Rowets Reveal Fancy Floral Style
A local shoe line showcases delicate decoration with floral motifs and contrasting colors. Designs feature appliqué Rowets, bells, and matching purses, reflecting a new trend in upscale footwear. The collection emphasizes ornate detailing and coordinated accessories.
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Vane -W
Pati
Surprising global News Views From Paris to Wichita
A fragmented Brisbane This Week column surveys worldwide newspapers from Paris and London to Lilliput presses. It contrasts liberal and conservative views, notes Eden and Edenic fatigue, and muses on secret destinations, economic worries, and enduring hunger and poverty amid changing ideologies.
Eye tricks in animal training debunked by Clyde Heatty
Clyde Heatty, famed animal trainer, dismisses the idea of hypnotic eyes calming or controlling animals. He says trainers often stare at animals as a stage device, but it has no real effect beyond showmanship and is not used to influence behavior. Heatty notes his method is about performance, not mind control.
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Mayonal Lesguers
Gharney Gehringer
AllStar
Lou Gehrig
Eddie Stuart
Lachesse Roaker
Mount Washington
Crescent A. C. Nets
Westchester
Seston
Westough
Berlin
Jimmy Wilton
Phillie
van Mungo
Pullman
Mohave Desert
Examiner
Actus
Levan Hi Brothers
Wichita
Paris
New York
Royel
Karl Marx
Lenin
Jacques Bonhomme
Marx Stalin-Lenin Brotherhood
America
U. S A
Yn Lorison
Lord Rothermere
Oden
James Farley
President Roosevelt
Eden
Gladstone
Commons
Clyde Heatty
Tim
Invisible Nar Drum Adjures Deafness Cure Invented by Clergyman’s Son
A. O. Leona, son of the late Rev. A. BE. Leonant, claims to have invented an invisible ear drum called The Invisible Nar Drum. He states the device greatly improves hearing, enabling participation in conversations and theater without difficulty. An advertisement invites inquiries to A. O. Leonard, Inc. in New York.
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A. O. Leona
A. BE. Leonant
Fare Erom Missiong
Methodiat Holy Opal Church
Head Bolges
Heckler
A. O. Leonard, Inc
Fifth Avenue
New Torketty
Plain Truth Emphasized as Sublime Among Dignities
A terse remark extols plain truth as one of the sublimest things in the world, underscoring its universal value and moral weight. The assertion elevates honesty as a guiding virtue in human conduct and public life.
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Alik
Humphreys
Diz
Pie Traynor
By Cherie Nicholas
Queen Mary
Net
Welter
Cneriz Nicholas
Brisbane
Parise
Kyl Mare
Eden van Tired
Aner Dieta
Madame de Deffand
Lord Delingbroke
Lilliput
Prneensiaileen
Baldwin
Normandy
Havee
Rome
Hang Futures Trade
Coleman ‘Lantern It
Fe Tea Coleg Seataeegn Ta Tia Yotan UN Loere
Bae
ANT Stoves Coy
Sears Eter
Sehcooliy
Photography
Salt Laxe's
Kewest
Rostelay
Montus Radio Fee
Temple Square
Tbs
Ysa Airage
Ernest Crossiter
Mgr
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