Lights of New York incident at a clip joint ends in arrests
Harvard captain Thomas Armstrong and a Dallas youth are escorted by police after a clash at a Hell's Kitchen clip joint. Four racketeers confess as police eject the group, the proprietor is robbed of rings cash and a pin, and three men are jailed while a fourth is released for lack of evidence.
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Harvard
Hell’s Kitchen
Hell's Kitchen
Thomas & Armstrong
Dallas
Texas
Patrick McVeigh
Armstrong
Clip Joint
Fried Pies and Fried Cakes from Real Home Kitchen
A nostalgic Louisville recipe essay describes how to make fried pies with peach or apple fillings, plus fried dough desserts like bread dough, crullers, and doughnuts. It covers pastry prep, fry fat choices, temperatures around 375 degrees, and includes full doughnut and cruller formulas with yeast and batter methods.
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Edith M. Barber
Louisville
Mysterious Nightlife and Trout Tales Highlight Local Woes
A taxi driver recalls a speakeasy visit ending with a vanished man and a stolen diamond ring. Nearby, Beaverkill-area doctors warn trout season is off to a slow start as anglers switch from flies to worms, with local fishermen noting wary fish.
Untitled excerpt reflects social pressure in marriage proposal
The quoted dialogue shows a woman confessing she yielded to social pressure when Fred proposed. A companion notes the extent of persuasiveness and acceptance within the scene.
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Fred
Kodiak Bear Feeds on Fish and Salmon
A large Kodiak bear, the biggest of its kind, feeds on meat and especially fish along the coast. It digs for mice but prefers salmon streams, where it may eat up to a hundred pounds a day. The bear weighs nearly two thousand pounds and, standing upright, is taller than a moving van. In winter it digs a den under the snow to sleep and dream of the next salmon season.
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Vatican City
Pope Pius XI
P. F. Volland Company
WNU Service
My Neighbor SAYS: Fruit Salads and Kitchen Tips
A vintage collection offers practical tips for entertaining including serving individual fruit salads with frozen pear or perch centers, opening canned fruit at service time, and arranging fruits around it. Also notes strawberry jam filling for white bread sandwiches and wax removal with benzine and steel wool.
How It Started By Jean Newton
A column discusses the saying doing a good turn and its origins. It notes the phrase is modern in use but dates to 1472 in the Paston Letters. The piece reflects on how acts of kindness may serve friends and community interests.
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Jean Newton
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Not a Chance Game Duel Says Luck Won’t Win
A witty exchange frames a challenge where luck is rejected as the sole path to victory. One speaker declares resilience beyond mere chance, insisting skill or strategy matters more than lottery luck.
My Dear Annabel Ends With A Workplace Reunion
Foster Deming pens a fatherly note to an ailing girl, but years later the case returns when Susan, formerly Annabel Wentworth, disappears and reappears as a keen stenographer who proves her mettle at his desk. Their conversation rekindles a promised declaration.
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Annabel
Foster Deming
Susan
Foster
Mr. Foster Deming
Mr. Deming
Annabel Wentworth
St. Louis
Deming
Merits of Dried and Sweet Milk
A dietetic expert explains evaporated and dried milk retain most nutrition and are easier to digest than fresh milk. In cooking they can even improve flavor and whipping with gelatine speeds up dessert preparation. Milk remains essential for protein calcium and vitamins for all ages.
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Lydia Roberts
University of Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Paper Used in Pompano En Papillet Cooking
Three hundred pounds of good grade bond paper are used annually in New Orleans in the elaborate process of cooking pompano en papilette, a Creole dish for which the city is famed.
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New Orleans
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Lights of
New York
Walter Trumbull
Chicago
Bronx
Broadway
Iwwn Service
Ball Syndicate
WNU
Pennsylvania Station
West Forties
Beaverkill
Alaska
David Newell
A. F. Hegenberger
Wright Field
Dayton
Ohio
G. V. Holloman
E. Prudhomme
Associated Newspapers
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
WWIU
Dr. Pierce
Minnie Wacker
Valley Pike
Buffalo
Bay
P. A. Vincent
Dept. B
Pierce
Detroit
Jd. Myers
Massillon
UTONA
Waite
Utona Inc
Insurance Exchange Building
Page & Boyd Wiliams
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