The CeCe and the stage dreamers of New York
A critical sketch of young women chasing careers in theatre radio and night life amid exploitation and rebuffs in New York. The piece notes pressures from managers in hotels and clubs and quotes a worker’s plea to live honestly while pursuing art and an uncertain future. It references figures and scenes from entertainment culture, including Danielly figures and industry dynamics of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dave
Auoshina
Relis
Agen
Halson
Pontus
Private Loans Abroad Shrink as War Debts Default
The piece argues America must prioritize domestic welfare over foreign lending as war debt defaults rise. It cites private investments abroad shrinking to 9 billion from 17, and asserts the United States should shield the home market, raise living standards, and pursue balanced, within-border economic reform before expanding international credit or export of capital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Max Winkler
United States
Natron
England
London
Kiss-and-Run Threats From London Police
London police report a new traffic offense dubbed kiss-and-run. A female driver stops beside a patrol officer on point duty, kisses him, then quickly drives away. The tactic targets police, with gamblers betting how many kisses in a given time. No cases reported here yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Chie
Cost of government hinders business recovery
The piece argues that high government costs multiply misfortunes, taxing beyond what prosperity allows. It cites government overhead as a key factor driving bankruptcies and unemployment, hindering economic improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Government
Listen World By Elsie Robinson’s Self Improvement Piece
A reflective essay urges readers to control their attitude toward any job and life events. It argues effort generates motivation and pride, love expands through generous action, and self-belief shapes character and fate. The piece champions internal discipline over external circumstances.
When Lambert Served The Court In A City Crisis
Clerk Days Gottlieb recalls that Ray Lambert was briefly named to fill a judge’s seat in Corporation Court when the regular judge was absent. Lambert stated all cases were already decided and refused to hear or hire anyone, prompting the commissioners to not reappoint him, leaving the court ineffective.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gottlieb
Corporation Cour
Ale Ray Lambert
Uct
Corporation Court
Lambert
Pihery
Thal
Artificial Fever Extend By Royalt And Copeland M D
An article discusses artificial fever therapy, or pyrena therapy, as a treatment for chronic nervous disorders like paresis. It describes inoculation with malaria to induce high fever, the need for strict isolation, and risks. notes mixed outcomes but potential benefits when other options fail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royalt
Copeland, M. D
m@letia
Chile
King Fees
Etiquette By Katheyn Of Teystex At Table
Etiquette Q and A advises table manners for dessert course and ordering. The guest should leave the spoon in the dessert dish, and when dining with a man friend the guest gives her order to the host who then passes both orders to the waiter.
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Miss de Payster
Starving mother and baby found in San Antonio
Ten and twenty years ago notes recount a mother and her two youngsters found starving to death in central San Antonio by a worker from the Associated Chats. A ten year old girl was seen rummaging the trash for scraps while a doctor labeled the trio victims of starvation after weeks of controversy involving Woodmen of the World over tuberculosis hospital plans. The San Antonio chamber of commerce plans a funeral for Methuselah Mona at Alamo Plaza as the Associated Advertising Clubs honor J Frank Davis and invite him to speak at the national convention in Baltimore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Associated Chatillex
Wea
Haa
San Antonia Ad= Vorlivarn association
J. Frank Davia
Une
Baltimore
Gandhi Prison Image Sparks Battle Cry for Freedom
A dramatic airplane photo from Poona shows Gandhi in a British prison cell while a narrator urges resistance over passive dreaming. The piece contrasts Gandhi’s hunger for liberty with calls to fight for India, warning that true freedom requires force against empire.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovelace
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Poona
India
Gandhi
Joe
1933 New Year Appeal Urges Co operation and Charity
President Coolidge’s final radio message to Americans urges cooperation and charity for 1933. He thanks Bradley Kelly of American Radio News and notes need to mobilize resources to aid business and relief efforts, hoping collective effort improves the economy and relieves the destitute.
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Calvin Coolidge
People of America
Bradley Kelly
American Radio News Corporation
Searst
WINS
New York
Reed
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O'Brien
Saturday Evening Post
Jimmy Walter
Ker KE
Hitchen
Douglas Pairbanks
O'S
Merc Connelly
W. R. Hearst
Helen Well
George Bernard
Eddie Cantor
Subucb
Enkas
Thera
Nelvete
Rooma
Tipping
Walter
Mogeenheimer
Gugenheim
Guggenheim
Ohanagher
Monte Ostiahian
Mers Sod
Vienna
Iny
Elsie Robinson
Heaven
Hell
Katheyn
The
Alms
Helabia
Atte
New
Praunfelr
Aval
DuValles
Ferent
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