Romania The Little Paris of the Balkans and Its People
Prepared by National Geographic describes Bucharest as a cosmopolitan capital with grand palaces and the Arc de Triomphe avenue, a strong church scene, and a peasant culture in the surrounding countryside. It notes gypsies, markets, Danube ports at Galati and Braila, and the sturgeon fishery with caviar on the Danube Delta.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNY Service
Rumania
Paris
France
Bucharest
Balkans
Arc de Triomphe
Champs Hlysees
Romania
Dambovita
Eddie Cantor
Danube
Sulina
Valcov
Russia
Valeov
Venice
Black Sea
Bessarabia
Standardizing Caddie Tips Sparks Local Debate
A golf club secretary proposes a cap of one shilling and sixpence per round for tips to caddies. Members mostly agree, except for an Aberdonian who asks, What is a tip, in a humorous exchange reported by Tid-Bits.
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Aberdonian
Parental Dilemma Over Reading to Daughter Nancy
Mrs. Nyland confronts evolving child guidance as her five year old daughter Nancy rejects juvenile books declaring all girls are goody goody. The New York Sun notes concern over youth influence from elders and movies.
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New York Sun
War on crime interest voiced by Senator Sorghum
Senator Sorghum says there is growing interest in the war on crime. He notes steps to curb gang influence and prevent gangsters from being elected to office.
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Senator Sorghum
Woman’s political zeal sparks domestic humor
A lively story sketches a woman enamored with politics who treks out daily to campaign. She returns claiming plans to sweep the country while her husband quips to focus first on tidying the dining room.
Husband’s wedding tangle spoils honeymoon tale
A humorous exchange recalls a disrupted honeymoon due to a wife. The comment questions if a jilted lover caused the issue, but the punchline reveals the husband’s new wife was the culprit, sparking amusement.
Hair Washing Sparks Family Quip in Suburban Home
A young boy resisted having his hair washed, deeming it unnecessary and bothersome to him and his mother. Elders note that adults also endure such chores, with the boy retorting that his father has no hair, only a head.
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New York Sun
Considerate Hospitality At A Social Reception Question
Miss Gayenne defends a plan where a woman who sent invitations stays away from her own reception. She argues it prevents guests from feeling obliged to critique furniture or housekeeping, framing the approach as perfectly proper.
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Miss Gayenne
Replacements and a Streamlined Old Car
Blinks jokes about keeping busy replacing worn parts on the old car. Jinks notes the work is ongoing with a couple more bumps to achieve a streamlined effect.
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Jinks
War Signal as A Bride’s Mother Meets Bridegroom Friend
Wedding scene with a cold dignified lady asking the groom’s friend if he is a friend of the groom. The reply reveals the caller is the bride’s mother.
Tailored Frock for Little Lady Pattern 2041
Simple but smart dress pattern for girls with double collar long sleeves or puffed short sleeves. Features closed pleats from half yoke and back bow belt. Sizes 4 6 8 10 12 requires 83 percent yards fabric. Send 15 cents to Sewing Circle Pattern Dept New York City.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Camel in the Sand and Ostrich Needle Remark At Meeting
The Ludlow Advertiser reports a political gathering where one orator mocked the idea by saying it mirrors a camel burying its head in sand. A rival retorted by comparing the remark to an ostrich aiming its eye at a needle.
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Ludlow Advertiser
Campaign funders see value in political rhetoric
A plain citizen notes politics stir debate and Senator Sorghum agrees a certain amount of brilliant oratory persuades contributors that their money buys influence. The exchange highlights how fundraising and speechcraft shape campaigns.
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the Plain Citizen
Sorghum
Traffic Stop Sparks Accusations After Crossing Collision
A pedestrian is reportedly struck by a passing motorist at a crossing prompting a tense exchange as the driver questions blame and responsibility. The incident raises questions about duty of care and safety at the crossing location.
Speed Regulation in Crimson Gulch Warns Strangers
Cactus Joe notes town rules with a blunt warning for suspicious visitors. Strangers are told to move on quickly and leave town. The exchange reflects local attitudes toward curbside danger and quick departures.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
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