A Hospitable Lobby Serenade by Gas House Players
A hotel lobby fills with guitarists Pepper Martin and partners after a late night visit by baseball figures. They serenade staff and guests with vaudeville tunes while reporters seek lines, Pepper improvises, and hotel staff cope with the lively scene amid interruptions from bands and callers.
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Walt
Richard Harding Davis
Prest
Gee
Royaly
Pepper Martin
Frenchy Bordagaray
Thirty Foot Wall of Water Destroys River Crossing Tale
Hube drives a wagon along a river bed when a sudden thirty foot wall of water roars from the bend. He abandons the wagon, dodges the bank, and climbs a sycamore as Ned is swept away. The postmaster and wife watch, rope rescues follow, and a toppled tree seals the fate of the horse and wagon.
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Dube
Hube
Uube
Ned
Sis
Oquwny Services
Flag Display Rules and Solstice Details
Display of the Flag rules cover sunrise to sunset use on national and state holidays and on historic occasions. It explains hoisting order and ground contact restrictions, and notes no flag may sit above the U S flag except in grouped displays. It also defines longest and shortest days as tied to summer and winter solstices with slight yearly time adjustments.
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Youns Lee Maniley
Pittsburgh
Pirates
Thhey
Glenn Cunningham
New York
Grand Central Guard
Gene Yenzke
Glenn
van Mungo
Dodger
Van
Stengel
Mango
Vam
Wil Frank Keogh
Rigan McKinney
Pete Bostwick
McKinney
Walter E. O'Hara
Narragansett Park
Tony Malinosky
Dodgers
Mahmunus
Tony
Malinicky
Art Lasky
Gilly Brack
Louisville
Ray Schall
White Sox
Everett Scott
Yankee
Carl Mubbett
Dizzy Dean
Ty Cobb
Jog Jackson
Ohio State
Jesse Owens
Aut Bowser
Cora Livingston
Harry Kipke
Minnesota
Ftself West
Michigan
Capt
Mingwad
Napoleon
Paris
Freddie Steele
Shibe Park
Jim Dykes
Athletics
Shanghai
Shanghai Football Association
Football Association of
England
China
Johnny Baldwin
Notre Dame
American Airlines
Earl Brucker
Roolie
Pid Purdy
Cincinnati
Purdy
Brucker
Wally Pipp
Leo Genrig
Yankees
Charles Caldwell
Princeton Ees
Mack
Tower
United States
Equator
Who's News This Week Prophets and Forecasters
In New York the scene highlights Gerald Heard British author and broadcaster noted as a prophet and philosopher. He and Huxley head to Duke University to study telepathy claims, with Heard described as an intellectual spark plug. Also featured is Harvard sociologist Pitirim Sorokin critiquing modern sociology and offering a teleological view on warfare.
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New York
Aldous Huxley
England
Gerald Heard
Heard
Flo
William James
Duke University
Duke
Cambridge
Waxtey
Leonard Elmhirst
Park Avenue
Pitirim A. Sorokin
Harvard
N.N. Golovin
Sorkin
Russia
Ole
Lenin
Waevard
Mr. Heard
Nanos Rears
Cooling science and the mystery of heat and cooling
The text discusses the paradox of heat and cooling as the basis of thermodynamics. It cites the principles established by Lord Kelvin and frames electrical refrigeration as rooted in the bubbling tea kettle metaphor.
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Lord Kelvin
Household Hints and Food Preservation Aids
Practical kitchen tips cover doubling spices sparingly eggs in potatoes and oven setting, deodorizing fridges with charcoal, stewed rhubarb and figs, fixing tablecloths with crochet, storing meat away from paper, keeping cauliflower white with sugar, glazing cookies with milk and sugar, stopping frosting from running, and a brief note on WLU Services.
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Pepper Diartis
Ray Schalk
Bepper Martin
Adventurers’ Club
Oienybody
Floxn Gibbons
Ienter
Hubert C. Fuller
Brooklyn
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Oklahoma
Catradian River
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