Modernist Museum and New York Social Scene Echoes
A fragmented reminiscence describes a wander through One Hundred and Riverside and Riverside Drive, mentioning Roerich’s modern museum, notable figures like Grover Whalen and Ralph Bloomer, and a vivid, ambivalent New York mood. The piece notes late 1920s style notions, urban overbuilding, and a humorous jab at the city’s imperial glare.
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York
van Cortland Park
New York
Axil Lave
Johnny Weinamuller
Robbe Arnet
Geng
Pol Tunney
Atlantic Beach Club
Jeronia Napoleon Bonapartes
Ralph Bloomer
Valter Chrysler
Grover Whalen
Indy
Yesteryear
Mind of Man It Must Be Stimulated Religious Pictures
Fragmented OCR describes two religious pictures in Hungary showing a Buda Pest procession and a Danube boat procession for St Minery and St Stephen. It notes Tyrolean peasants, a gigantic crucifix, Cardinal Sincero blessing crowds, and claims of miracles to stir imagination and religious sentiment, with satirical mentions of bans in Meshe Syria and broader implications for Mexicans and Spaniards.
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Hungary
Buda
Danube
Pest
Budapest
Tyrol
St. Minery
Cardinal Sincero
St. Stephen
Agary
Syriin
Federal Bureau estimates weekly food cost for a family of four
The Federal Bureau of Home Economics projects a family of four can eat on $8.34 a week at current retail prices. The cited readings cover bread flour cereals potatoes and various fruits and vegetables with fats sugars meats and eggs. The article notes price declines but questions if the dieticians would set a fixed weekly allowance.
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Fedeval Bureau of Home Economics
Federal
Dieticans
Dietivians
Texas Trails Ram Sale Shown With Oddities and Prices
A garbled Texan column reports on Rambouillet ram sales at Salt Lake City, listing high prices and varied buyers, including John W. Owen of Ozonn, Utah, and Martin F. A. as sale secretary. It mentions Rambouillet origin, a Mount Millsint Utah ranch, and a mix of rural anecdotes about drought, local commerce, and community life in Seguin and Boerne.
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John W. Owen
Ozonn
Flale Pt ‘Teans
Salt Lake City
Union Blocksards
Guy
Martin
F. A
Weal Greriz
John K. Madsen
Mount Mlensint
Utah
Williams Names and Namesakes in a Twist of Vowels
A playful, dense excerpt imitates editorial humor about surnames Williams and variants like Wills Jones and Smiths. It references a Dr. Wil Hamm and a rumor about George Williams, weaving a quizzical note on identity, naming, and daily life in a local paper.
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Williama
Gonzales
Carolas
San Antonio
wAnkind
Williams
Jones and Smiths
Williama Alrasa
Wil- Hamm
Williamm
Willinms
Ant Trnila
Goliad
George Williams
Listen World by Elsie Robinson Title and Verse Fragment
Fragmentary text presents a long verse by Elsie Robinson about trouble, courage, and growth. It contrasts happiness with hardship, hints at personal struggles, and discusses the value of experience in shaping resilience and character. The piece ends noting copyright details.
Worry By R.8 Copeland
Advice on nervous breakdowns explains worry harms health and outlines steps. Emphasizes rest, mental health, sleep, diet with vegetables dairy and fat, and reducing fatigue. Suggests seeking medical help when anxiety disrupts daily life and notes doctors may prescribe remedies to restore rest and stability.
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Ann
Whorasa Yer and the Sunlit Cigarette Controversy
Fragmented OCR text discusses a cigarette situation and implied racketeers. It references Sunlight and Cadre with mentions of fear, safety, and a controversial outcome. Names and places are unclear, leaving a garbled account of public opinion and potential actions.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A column on modern flirtation and love norms critiques fashion and dating rituals, noting clever lines and social expectations. It ponders whether a man can love two women and what flattery signals in relationships, with witty asides about romance in daily life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light Aug 34 1928
A San Antonio Chamber of Commerce screening notes the city hosting bands for the Cayvighina Hunte fair in October. Mention of annual rates for Pacific routes to San Antonio and a plan for freight rates to Panama. Details on refrigeration for U S port shipments to the Panama Canal Zone and related price comparisons. Also notes redistricting orders affecting two election precincts in a county.
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The
San Antonio
Touda Tuyenit
Mon Antonio Chamber of Caminerge Ueaday
United States
Peomtad Canal Zone
Firrniah
Antonia
Panama
Confusing OCR Fragment Highlights Sports and Local Notes
The snippet blends unclear references to golf, police notices, and local details with fragmented phrases about May events, Tony, and golf course discussions. It mentions colleges, courses, a possible rise in business from golf, and social topics, though the text is largely unreadable and lacks coherent events or names.
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Roerich
Tam
Stoerich
Becky
Gertrude Atoin
Hohetlevun
Voere
Kentucks
Vieline
Cenel
Alvo
Atlanta
Joan Crawford
Smnooth
Frope
Alere
Astaphonie
Frenk Sulivan
Raratoea Apringy
Ben Franklin
Cooy't
Htt
McNaue
Tae
Texas
A. End M. Ta Ione of
Trion
Uiver
Sinoia
Texad
Minnis
Ram
Scott
Sazilersan
Ina
Tunila
Uae
Vonkinivin
Remy We
Wenwell
Seguin
Harry Williams
Seipulinia
Elsie Robinson
Mme
Steeavary
Ouble
Ford
Renee Az
Menterien
Pain
Ariel
Mysterion
Hite
Fen
Wiile
Pace
King
Ren
Ince
Worry
R. 8
Copeland
AV Atomimski
Ena
Bre
Ian Dangecote
Ban Antonia Chamber Ag Commerce
Pacific
Morris Stern
Pacific Points
San Anjohin
Internate Committee
Cane Mission
Inga County
Willie Lefie
Enn
Tony
Widuye
Owen
Elmer
Omarry
Bone Ahepla
Sko
Mira Prada Aten If Collegen
Inntaleil Golf Courses
Beach
Pines
Willi Wrainon
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