Undergraduates Of Amherst Described As Unworthy
An Amherst editorial condemns five students for burning the American flag on campus. It argues such actions stain the college and calls for severe, exemplary punishment. The piece appeals to alumni and faculty to restore respect for American ideals and responsible citizenship in higher education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amherst
New England
Massachusetts
Amherst College
Henry Ward Beecher
Coolidge
Ambassador Morrow
Robert Lansing
Charles 8. Whitman
Edward Hitchcock
Julius H. Seelye
Colleges of
America
Eliot
Harvard
Mnatrucera
Tate Caralynne
Caraliguie
Millon
Tyenshree
Caraivane
Samilar
Aswell
Ceredynne
Garolynne
Ranines
Caralynne
Uhal Jan
Carcelynne
Dank
Carolynne
Broadway Echoes and Notables in a Strolling Thought
A garbled New York column blends reminiscences of Broadway figures and socialites. References include Constance Collier, William Ingersoll, Adela Rogers St. John, George Eichelberger, Lowell Thomas, Norman Antony Jr., and Mrs. Fiske. The prose drifts through theatre, vaudeville, and public figures, with speculative notes on fame, fashion, and a casual mood of observation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Constance Collier
Bealyham
Doley
William Ingersoll
Homer
Walter Histon
Oegond Perkins
Adela Rogers St. John
Los Angeles
J. Harold Murray
Harold Nevis
Broadway
Lily Damutl
Frey Girn & Tam
Bryant Park
Stariog
George Eichelberger
Jane
Will
Leu Holtz
Phil Beker
Prank Fay
George Palmer
Nam
Lowell Thomas
Norman Antony Jr
Stefansson
Explorer
Senate Finance Scrutiny of Tax Rider Sparks Dispute
The Senate finance committee revises the tax rider to the national industry control bill striking out a 60 percent hike for the lowest income bracket. It proposes a one tenth of one percent net worth tax on corporations, a capital levy feared to worsen liquidity, job losses, and unemployment amid a fragile revival. Critics label the substitute as punitive and anti business as Congress grapples with reform.
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Senate Finance Committee
House
Howse
Jesue
Seles Taxi
Congress
Senate Shine
Alederal
Listen World Women and Jobs in the Modern Era
Elsie Robinson argues about women's work and marriage choices through Carolynne, a young working girl. The piece contrasts Carolynne’s freedom and luxury with her future prospects, noting how a career shapes marriage options and happiness while considering her mother’s traditional path and its own tradeoffs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carolynne
Tolgat
Garolynne
Tom
Harry
Paxton
Allison
Fernald
Tom, Dick
Astry
Longevity Rules By Royals Copeland MD
In early American lore Ponce de Leon sought a fountain of perpetual youth, but true longevity rests in blood vessels and simple health habits. Aging reflects inherited health, care of the body, diet, sleep, and restraint from alcohol and overindulgence. Arteriosclerosis can begin early. avoid harsh foods, rest adequately, and seek medical checkups for older adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ponce Dé ‘Leon
Indiana
Gimberty
Aya
Reader asks for copy of After Theater Plate
Reader asks etiquette columnist Kathryn de Peyster for a pamphlet titled After Theater Eat y. They worry whether the request is too late and seek guidance on what to order, expressing happiness with the column and hope for a copy to solve their ordering dilemma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Win de Poynter
Reaterm
Remembering Early Days in Bon Antonis and Pittsburgh
The reminiscence recalls arriving in Bon Antonis about 60 years ago riding a tandem through narrow streets near the Verlmendl palace area. It notes Leonarde Gurra in local banking, a riverbank flour mill, and Dr Driples as family physician. Travel from Pittsburgh by river and rail took 14 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bon Antonis
Cara
Vonth Boledad
Houston
Gara
Leonarde Gurra Wee
Appa Alla Dhe
Driples
Anling Wefing
Pittsburgh
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A fragmented column on marriage and independence critiques gender roles and the dating scene. It satirizes male vanity and female expectations, noting how social norms shape behavior and desire for novelty. The piece hints at tensions between traditional duties and modern independence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in San Antonio Light
From the San Antonio Light reminiscences column. It notes a proposed city pound for unpaid parking fines, with fees and tow car plans. Mention of Rotary member Herbert Raynor receiving a Welch award tied to anniversaries. Reports on Bomersehof and Well ownership renewals, leases, and new operators. City attorney and mayoral notes included.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stine
San Antonio
Phil Wright
Uta Pound
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Mrs. Fiske
Ethel Barrymore
Laurette Taylor
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Iha Claire
Peter Menken
Margelo Gilmore
Phyliss Farah
Queens Smith
Mary Hay
Flora Shel- Tel
Lus. Fiske
Morse
Middle West
Ming
Ami
Pandiyd Ike
B. Hollee
Metropolitan
Philadelphia
Kansas
Wikith Eany
Anne Morgan
Miss Morgan
Robert E
G. Kelly
Income Tax Bureau
Rus Peas
Ayo, Tor
Senate
Elsie Robinson
Unla Whole Pepér
Brothers
Carolyne
Babier
Remy Pal
Aaling Vagun
Royals
Copeland, M. D
Etiquette
Ry Kathryn Depeyster
Thester
F. HR. Wefing
West Woodlawn
Dune Moon
Benai Abe
Depa Grea
He-Tan
Iman
Yarlelyet
Jet
Earl
Wrering & Capyt
Herbert Rayna
Arienteer
The
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Lieormanlanti
Jess Nerepge
Whiten
Howbyar
Mayor Brown
Hank AmMinged Tal Roner
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