An Evening With Theodore Brosser Review Delivers Mixed Portraits
A New York critique portrays Theodore Dresser as brilliant yet bitter, a stern skeptic with flashes of wit. The piece notes his intense manner, peculiar gestures, and bold questions, while acknowledging moments of warmth and honest, if abrasive, insight.
Misfortune Fakers in Glorified Fiction Tales
Fragmented, satirical prose critiques misfortune fakers in magazines. The narrator contrasts melodramatic plots of rich decline with real hardship, referencing a Washington influence, a Greek woman and American public taste, and a weary, suffering populace. The piece laments sensationalism amid poverty and unemployment.
Fragmented 1923 notices mix finance plans and social notes
A garbled 1923 column cites War Finance figures, local road speed enforcement, and real estate notes alongside anecdotes about officials, entertainers, and social figures. It mentions Fort McIntosh area planning, figures on farm loans, and a parade of names with little clear narrative.
Putting of First Things First in Postponing Action
A defense of Roosevelt's inaugural program to put first things first and restore world trade. The piece argues against forcing league court protocols into a special Senate session, claiming they fail to balance the budget, create jobs, or aid farmers and taxpayers. It urges Democratic leaders to uphold the foreign relations committee decision and focus on domestic recovery.
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Inager
Pittman
Neveda
Roosevelt
Congress
Houses of
A United Nation
United States
Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
Highbrow Condemns Jigsaw Craze
New York University philosophy professor Charles Gray Shaw calls the jigsaw puzzle a neurotic self test and a nervous-disorder symptom. He says the craze is neurotic but many people find harmless enjoyment in crosswords and other puzzles. Shaw urges him to mind his philosophy while others savor puzzles.
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New York
Pusgler
Muren
Charles Gray Shaw
New York University
Ainse
Prodeesor Shaw
Squaws Pick New Set of Chiefs in Oneida Nation
Oneida Whans of Wisconsin readies a new set of chiefs as they plan new matings for chiefs and select voices in the Wolf Bear and Turtle clan tradition. The number of matings and the process reflect six nations law and show dwindling lines from which leaders are drawn, raising questions about succession and governance on the reservation in Central New York.
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Oneida Whans
Wisconsin
Six Nations
Jending
New York State
Rain Needed by Crops in Nueces County
In Nueces County crops show a good stand of cotton and feed stuffs but rain is badly needed says W. M. Sellers, county agricultural agent. Crops will suffer in a few days without rain. onions expected to move late in April. In San Patricio County prospects for a cotton catch are excellent with feed crops rising to a good stand and growing rapidly.
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Nueces
Corpus Chris't
Nueces County
W. M. Sellers
Sinton
San Patricio
Thieves Steal Potatoes and Apples from Box Cars
Five hundred pounds of potatoes and five boxes of apples were stolen from the Gugenheim-Goldsmith wholesale grocery by thieves who broke into two box cars in the Southern Prestic yards. Police reported the theft on Wednesday.
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Gugenheim-Goldsmith Wholesale
Farmers and Financiers Contrast in Pursuit of Profit
A graphic compares farmers and financiers, showing farmers fighting over milk prices and sometimes burning tobacco sheds, while financiers unite in public praise after elections. The piece notes farmers are scattered and distrustful, with individual ideas and rising costs, contrasting with financiers who coordinate but reap profits as harmony hides growing excess.
Captain Ordered to Inspect Field Cont. Hensley Field
Wallace M. Allison quartermaster corps was under order to go to Dallas from Eighth Corps Area headquarters to inspect construction work at Hensley Field.
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Wallace M. Allison
Dallas
Eighth Gorpa
Hensley Field
Tetterine Heil for Skin Eruptions Advertised in Savannah
An advertisement promotes Tetterine from Shuptrina Co in Savannah Ga claiming it cures skin troubles such as ringworm athlete's foot eczema and tetter. The product is described as a parasite killer and skin healer with cooling antiseptic effects and quick relief from irritation. It is marketed through druggists nationwide.
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Shuptrina Co
Savannah
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