First One Goes Looks Like War
Arthur Brisbane surveys looming global strains as Pilsudski’s death shifts Poland’s fate and dictatorial trends spread. He warns against political stumble while noting Italy Germany and Russia brace for new balance of power. He cites mine disasters and animal cruelty news as reflections of public restraint.
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Marshal Pilsudski
Poland
Italy
Germany
Russia
Turkey
Lights of New York in Social Carom and Arts Scenes
In postwar New York the private billiard and parlor game revival returns as the Waldorf Astoria hosts a Carom club with notable names like John Jacob Astor and Mrs. Duke Biddle. Art displays by Billy the Oysterman join long standing pinochle games on Broadway, Washington Square, and Park Avenue venues. Paragraphs note a thriving indoor culture alongside a playful joke about cinema seating and a保险 life-insurance for actor Dennis King amid ongoing theater life.
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Waldorf-Astoria
Carom Club
Board of Governors
John Jacob Astors
Dolly Oblensky
Duke Biddle
Bartholomay Jelkes
Philip Kip Rhinelanders
William C. Porters
William D. Whitneys
Social Register
Roosevelt
Park Avenue
Ang
New Heart Drug Theretin Shows Promise Against Disease
Ancient be still nuts yield a potent heart medicine named theretin after isolation by Dr K Chen of Lilly labs. Tested under Dr Albert Hyman at Beth David hospital, theretin reportedly beats digitalis in severe heart disease cases and has treated 35 patients with notable success.
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New York
Edward EH. Gottlieb
Chicago Herald-Examiner
IK. K
Hawaii
India
Albert S. Hyman
Witkin Foundation
Beth David Hospital
Brooklyn
Hyman
Pet snake costs man $4500 in St Louis case
Charles Sieloff, manager of a packing company retail store, paid $4500 after a circuit court jury ruled in favor of Mrs. Jennie Jefferson, wife of a policeman, who said he frightened her with his pet snake.
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St. Louis
Charles Sieloff
Jennie Jefferson
Sieloff
Printing on Peanut Tax Worry Shifts to Seattle Vendors
Seattle machine operators face a taxPrinting dilemma as the 2 percent state sales tax becomes effective in July and requires prepaid indication on peanuts and related products. Vendors must print that tax has been paid in advance.
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Seattle
Wash
Famed One Cent Check Baffles Lake County Bookkeepers
In Painesville Ohio the Lake County auditor’s office shows a one cent check issued February 2 1934 signed by deputy auditor Mrs Austin Headland and the auditor’s name to George and Anna Pollak of Fairport. The 1 cent rebate on surplus tax funds was framed by the Pollaks who did not cash it. A warrant remains on the books unless the check is cashed or a state examiner authorizes removal.
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Painesville
Ohio
Lake County
Austin Headland
H. Z. Pethel
George
Anna Pollak
Fairport
Stratosphere Pictures Aid Scientists From Far North Photo Study
Soviet scientists N. Kozyrev and D. Brop kin of Pulkovo Observatory traveled to Kirovsk to photograph auroras. The images aim to reveal the temperature and other properties of the upper atmosphere by analyzing spectral line brightness, offering unusually clear data for study.
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Moscow
N. Kozyrev
D. Bropkin
Pulkovo Observatory
Leningrad
Kirovsk
Dust Storms Boost Rocky Ford Livestock Sales
Dust storms on the plains aided Rocky Ford Colorado shipper who sent two carloads of lambs to Kansas City. The lambs gained weight on the trip, but commission merchants paid lamb prices for about five pounds of sand stuck in the wool of each animal.
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Rocky Ford
Colo
Plains Country
Kansas City
Commission
Kansas
Young Girl Becomes Minister in Little Rock Ark
Fourteen year old Eugenia Hilton is described as an ordained minister of the Nazarene church in Little Rock Arkansas. The notice highlights her age and role in the local religious community.
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Little Rock
Ark
Eugenia Hilton
Attractive Simplicity Frock Promises Easy Care Laundry
A simple garnment pattern highlights a frock easy to sew and launder. It suits striped plaids checks or florals, features a smart yoke with sleeve effect, and fits sizes 12 to 42 with step by step instructions.pattern 220 includes fabric yardage and ordering details for New York pattern department.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Department
West Seventeenth Street
New York City
Crib to Perfect A Tin Pan Alley Quip
A Border Cities Star joke notes a sly exchange about a tenor solo. The speaker envies the singer's nerve despite criticizing the voice as poor.
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Border Cities
Heroic Measures Dialogue Sparks Unclear Plan
A brief exchange features a tense back and forth over a plan to use drastic measures. The man dismisses plastic surgery and proposes blasting as a course of action.
Pearsons Weekly Joke Bits on Weddings and Committees
A quirky Pearsons Weekly collage of humorous lines about weddings and committees. It pairs a wedding march caption with a sudden proposal and a light jab about committees delaying action.
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Jack
Pearson’s Weekly
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