Hatlo Whims about Broadway Figures and Mizner Return
A playful hatful of celebrity chatter from New York recalling Joyce, Parker, Parker, MacArthur, Keller, Lytell, and Mizner. The piece notes theater names, social hints, and a looming return of Wilson Mizner, with snippets on public figures and Midwestern finds in the city.
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Dukck
Grandpa
Peggy Joyce
George 3
Kaufman
Brairice
Dorothy Parker
Charles MacArthur
Midtown
Albert Keller
Ritz
Lee Olwell
Milwaukee
Bert Lytell
Kitty Kendall
Gate
Tommy Millard
Ed Hit
Don Herold
California
Jimmy Walker
Sidney Solomon
Directrine
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Mark Twain
Broadway
Wilson Mizner
Hollywood
Jack
Mizner
Fragmented San Antonio Gossip and Notable Nods of 1933
A crowded San Antonio fragment from February 10 1933 presents vivid social vignettes. Notable bits mention Mizner and Broadway in broad slang, celebrity sightings at Reuben's, Miss Coutict Bluffa Nebraska beauty, a dramatic actress amid “frozen horror,” and a streetfall incident viewed from a neighboring window. It lists Edison Marshall Alexander Woollcott Lowell Thomas George Delatorte and others in short, quirky items.
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Coutict
Bluffa
Nebraska
Edison Marshall
Laos
Indo-China
Alexander Woollcott
Davis
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Tom Hingey
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London
Lowell Thomas
George Delatorte
Ballyhoo
Roosevelt Assurance of An Effective Defense
Franklin D Roosevelt pledges a strong national defense with a capable navy air force and regular army. He criticizes Republican neglect and argues for a Democratic Congress to rebuild armed forces and mobilize reserves for overseas needs, echoing prior reforms under Grover Cleveland.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Unite States
Congress
United States
Cleveland
Grover Cleveland
Jefferson
Jackson
Iniquitous Measures Rejected by Military Appropriations Panel
The state appropriations committee voted unanimously to purge the army bill of five provisions seen as harmful to national defense. Proposals would have stripped retired officers of pay without proof of high income and penalized service at West Point or in the ranks. Supporters called the measures unworthy, politicized, and detrimental to morale. they urge Senate adoption of the committee report to protect the regular army from further attacks by a disloyal minority in Congress.
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West Point
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Patriotic Appropriations Committee
Carner
Cupar
Prohibition Debate Scrambles with Triangle Analogy
The text reports Bishop Thury J. Moore of Pallas arguing for resubmission of a prohibition question, claiming two angles of a triangle allow the third to be computed, while Dr. Wea Johnson and others testify on drugs and economic pressures. George W. Truett opposes a constitutional reform, stating the third angle cannot be derived from the two given, amid legislative discussion.
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Thury J. Moore
Pallas
Epicenpalian
Lemperanea
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Wea
Johnson
George W. Truett
Thalia
Fahin Cane
Be Yourself Your Hidden Power to Shine
Elsie Robinson argues that true power comes from authenticity. The piece urges readers to discover their own gifts, stop imitating others, and live the life they are suited to, asserting that self expression and personal honesty create real influence and purpose.
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Aiea
Cornel
Remi
New Year Message on Cooperation and Charity 1933
A 1933 radio broadcast tone urges cooperation and charity to boost the economy. It calls for using national resources to aid business activity and relieve the destitute, aiming for steady improvement in the year ahead. The speaker highlights unity as essential for economic recovery.
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Caksin
America
Kyadley Kelly
American Adia Nets Corporation
Directae Oie Hearst Statin
Honeymoon Weather Signs in Marriage Satire by Helen Rowland
A humorous piece using nautical imagery to warn about matrimony woes. It likens wedding life to a ship at sea with signs of trouble as habits emerge, from forgotten towels to bank overdrafts, and the couple’s drift toward calm seas or storms depending on mutual understanding.
Etiquette Notes on Bread and Butter Plate Placement
Dear readers parse etiquette guidance by Kathryn de Peyster on bread and butter plates. The article explains position left of the service plate, alignment with center forks, and formal versus informal dining uses, noting variations and practical setups for different courses.
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Lille
Ube
Servien Pinto
Inca
Hella
Catarrhal Conditions by Royal S Copeland M D
Medical note explains catarrh or rhinitis, its acute and chronic forms, symptoms such as nasal stuffiness, runny nose, and sore throat, and links to sinus infections. Emphasizes early examination, drainage, and nasal care, plus home heating, diet, and moisture to aid recovery.
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Veen
And I Remember When- Dy James Simpson City Clerk
An oral reminiscence by city clerk James Simpson recounts childhood antics. He recalls a cruel kite prank involving tying a curved plastic piece to a rival’s string, causing the opponent’s kite to drift away and leaving the other child distressed.
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Dy James Simpson
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10 and 20 Years Ago From the San Antonio Light
A San Antonio Light retro item recalls events from February 1914 and 1919, noting public records, local figures, and civic debates. It mentions filers, planes, a Pattie matter, musical events, and legislative actions tied to San Antonio politics and community notices.
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