New York Diary Notes and Review Tone From Pepys Era
A reflective column blends memoir and cultural snapshots. It recalls social circles including Ray Long Emma Frazer Bob Hunt and John Held Jr. while noting venues like the Hippodrome Algonquin and Rialto era scenes, fashioning a vivid panorama of late 19th to early 20th century New York life and press circles with literary figures and theater lore.
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Ray Long
Frazer
Emma
Bob Hunt
Bob
Albert
London
Kent Coopers
Aylesworths
Kate Smith
Playing Pork Barrels Against Federal Service
A critical House economy committee report on an omnibus bill would raise federal spending and threaten federal service. The piece denounces secrecy, warns of job cuts and pork-barrel politics, and urges recommittal or defeat to protect federal economy and trained personnel.
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House Economy Committee
House
Public Works Administration
Secretary of War
Aviation
Secretary of Navy
Army
Transport Service
Naval Transportation Service
War Department
Special Economy Committee
Congress
Federal Service
Federal
American music proves its strength at home says Gretchaninoff endorsement
Ruth Haller Ottaway of the National Federation of Music Clubs cites Gretchaninoff praising American music. European musicians largely agree that American forms and originality have grown in two decades, with popular music signaling receptiveness. The piece argues Americans prefer native composition and celebrate national singing and playing, despite a somber mood in current melodies.
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Ruth Haller Ottaway
National Federation of Music Clubs
Gretchaninoff
America
Europe
Ottaway
Minot Key
Listen World By Elsie Robinson Review of Gustav Eckstein book
A historical critique describes Gustav Eckstein and his book as a doorway to other lives. It highlights his deep immersion into creatures like rats parrots and mice revealing individuality and inner worlds. The piece argues opening curiosity expands life beyond fatigue and routine.
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Gustev Eckstein
Gustav Eckstein
Gustav Ekstein
Lves
Ule
Gusti
Eckstein
Wittegrein
Guntav Eckstein
Marianne
Sunshine shafts things people place you may cost you more
A fragmented note pokes at misplaced priorities and the cost of choices. It hints that some men disregard church selection while church pews offer comfort, implying a critique of values, with a casual, reflective tone.
Marry Go Round A new era of female empowerment
The column argues that women may now freely pursue careers, finances, and independence without fearing age or beauty as barriers. It celebrates women choosing equality and financial success over traditional domestic roles, asserting the modern wife is an asset and a partner in life and love.
And I Remember When a Personal Tale of Oklahoma History
A fragmentary reminiscence recalls travels from Florida to Indian Territory Oklahoma, crossing Kampmann, Kapsan Mountain routes, and cattle drives. The narrator mentions 1000 head of cattle near Sugar Creek, encounters with white men and Indians, and a Christmas Eve on a ranch with whiskey for egg nog. Reflects nostalgic personal memory of frontier life and whiskey scenes.
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Kampmann
Ant x
Kapsan
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Suxar Creek
Tuberculosis Durable By Royal 3 Copeland
Discussion urges early diagnosis and home care for tuberculosis in children. Emphasizes strict supervision in institutions when possible, explains the role of a knowledgeable mother, and warns that untreated tuberculosis worsens the outlook. Encourages prompt doctor consultation for any signs of lung trouble in a child.
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Imprena
Toast to the Indies Should Befit Your Spokesperson
Dear Miss de Feyster answers a reader asking if she should respond for her husband as president at a dinner toast to the Indies. She outlines a suggested address and advises on how to accept the honor, plus tips for a gracious, public approach and behind the scenes courtesy. Also notes how long to wait before returning a call.
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Miss de Feyster
Indias
Ferend
Indies
Misa Dé Peggier
Bey Kice
Sym
Tne
Naturalization and leadership changes clear San Antonio shifts
Tom Allonupoue renounced allegiance to Greece and became Anthony Lingbean after taking the U S oath before Judge Duval West in federal court. Al Mulgsey, former police chief, resigns as special investigator amid mayoral campaign plans, while Tack vows to use all staff for active bid. School board discusses focused teacher examinations and credential emphasis. Anthony Yolal Battsday is noted for an honor from the Sandacints association directors.
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Tom Allonupoue
Manhattan
Houston
United States
Constantine
Greece
Duval
Federal Court
Anthony
Anthony Ling Bean
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