Whose Childhood Is It When Prices Crimp Sweets
A fragmentary item discusses rising candy prices and the impact on children during Christmas. It reflects public concern about costs, comfort, and rights as readers plead for action. The text mentions President and consumer strain without delivering a clear conclusion.
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Joss
Money Mad New York Revels in Babylonian Extravagance
A fragmented piece portrays New York's commerce and nightlife as extravagant, with war dividends fueling Broadway energy. It notes Manhattan blocks devoted to wine, women, and song, while stock trading fluctuates around millions in daily activity.
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New York
Last Horse Drawn Fire Apparatus to Be Replaced
The city plans to discard remaining horse drawn gear as new motor apparatus advances. Chief Jennings will photograph the six horses still in service at Headquarters before final retirement as the department shifts to motorized equipment. Cars and ladders will replace horse teams at No 1 house and other quarters.
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Ems
Plainfield
Hess
Netherwood
Jennings
Pest
Sheer
Big Christmas Tree Ceremony in City Park
The Commtan public committee plans a public Christmas tree display in City Park with electric lights and a Dutch Arms Adod band to provide carols. A 10 o clock Christmas Eve nighttime demonstration will feature district singing groups, with routes and cards issued by WC A First Methodist and True! Court Hove Chapel to reach the whole city with song.
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Court Hove Chapel
Nearing Million Mark for Building Permits
With one week left before year end, permits filed since December 14 have yet to be signed and together with earlier permits may reach the million mark. As of the second week’s end, $28,010 remains to be accounted for before the Building Inspector’s office closes on December 20, about $430 more than the amount filed in the first two weeks. The market outlook remains uncertain as officials weigh a possible last-ditch surge.
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Aig Co
Tals and Canadians Clash In Local Basketball Card
The North PlstMeid on Fourth Street hosts a final game as Tals meet the Canadians. Former N. P. 1 and M. CA stars headline the matchup, with Canadians expected to deliver a strong performance in a preliminary card leading to later action.
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Fourth Street
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Iarton
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