The Salome of the Atlantic Beach Party Night
Sallie and architect Mr Wright attend a social gathering at Yates Inn by the ocean. Dance floor intrigue shifts as a tango unfolds and a moonlit swim invitation leads to a private seaside moment under moonlight and palm silhouettes.
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Mr. Wright
Davis
Wright
Atlantic Beach
Yates
Rei
India
Ted
Sallie
Curtiss Wright
Ows
Fed
Industrial Review on Bonds Liquor and Economic Stability
The piece contrasts legal tax free bonds with illegal bootleg liquor noting both lose government revenue. It argues public interest in industrial development lies in keeping industries active to avoid hard times, asserting prosperity comes with functional production and steady revenue.
False teeth of steel and wartime taxes in a strange column
A rambunctious column riffs on iron teeth from Krupp, crime costs, a marathon somersault bet, Italy wine, and lawfulness in the U S. It blends social satire with notes on disease, leprosy research, and fashion trends like knickerbockers, ending with a market glance at wheat and corn prices under Coolidge.
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Great
Krupp Concern
Krupps
Chicago
Calvin Coolidge
Alouette flying car and looming world crisis loom
The piece notes fragile markets with steel above 110 and corn over $1 a bushel, and describes Lieutenant Donald Phillips’s 18 foot wing span Alouette craft achieving 105 mph and 20 mpg. It warns of Germany’s Dawes plan and laments personal crises through stark questions about despair and a woman who killed her children before attempting suicide.
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Donald Phillips
Texas
Ohio
New York
Chicago
Save Some Corn For Seed Short Age Likely
The USDA warns of a probable seed corn shortage due to late spring and cool weather. Farmers may replant, depleting seed stocks, so select and save good ears for testing. Prioritize mature seed from vigorous plants and avoid smutted or down stalks while drying carefully.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Jokes and quips from a busy day in the home front
A collection of humor bits and light dialogue about everyday life. The snippets feature a father advising a son on wealth, an evangelist, a truck driver imagining heaven, a ticket for a lecture titled Fools, wordplay about love with produce puns, a lost motorist at a farm door, family banter about Wilbur, egg prices, a child’s joke, and a burglar episode with a cool husband.
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Farmers Wife
Roundup of Humorous Bits and Jokes in Daily Variety
A collage of cartoon captions and light anecdotes from a 1920s page includes quips about gas stations filling vacant lots, mock conversations with a chauffeur, farmer tomfoolery, a mock milk column, a condensed editor’s note, and light social banter. Notable bits feature stage whispers on spirits, a kitchen stove ad, and humorous vignettes about editors and clerks.
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Gopyright
Gladys Baker
Industrial Review
Bull Markets
DAWES
Marseilles
Italy
Tally
United States
West
Earth
Leonard Rogers
Germany
Panama Canal
Helen Stein
Nathan Straus
Lindsey
Ontario
Bill
Bess
Ed Purdy
Philos
Benjamin Burdick
John
Wilbur
Iit
Dorothy
Blonde Bess
Ted Withers
Sam
Pete
Lynx
Stij
Bay Village
Tom
Tommy
Yegads
Agina Peectoris
Dec
Maggie Dugan
Bitkins
Andy
Grace
Brighton
Police
Dro Wathiné
Ieee CG
Kate Glee
Bess Gpmes
Dea
Hat
Beth
Fred
Elizabeth
Shan
Deo
Los
Bata
Pere
Willie
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