Notable Feud and Film Folly Stir New York Opinion
George Jean Nath and Noel Coward draw mixed reactions as critics recall the Nathan Woollcott clash and question Coward's wit. The piece notes Nath’s sharp takedown of Coward’s humor, argues about the novelty of vaudeville inspired gags, and mentions Hollywood’s aging look of male stars and a motherly plot to preserve celebrity looks.
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New York
Ceorge
Jean Nath
Anda
Neema
Noel Coward
Alexander Woollcott
Coward
Nathan-Woollcott
Nathan
Times Square
Times
Woollcott
Hostonas
George Jean Nathan
Hollywood
Reginald Denny
Johnny Hines
EL Brendel
Cy Bartlett
Charles Butterworth
Georely Btone
the Marquis de la Palate
Taylor Helmes
David Menners
Sdldie Bustell
Chic Sale
Hollywood Notables and Fashion Fads Adorned in Odd Styles
A fragmentary social column lists Hollywood figures like H. B. Warner Paul Muni and Katharine Hepburn noted for unusual hairpieces wigs and accessories. References Paris Parisian fashions Yvonne Printemps Amelia Earhart and writers like Ernest Hemingway appear in a mash of celebrity vignettes and quirky observations.
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Dorothy + Gish
Yvonne Printemps
Paris
Ernest Hemingway
George Slocombe
Jevang Thalberg
Une
Katharine Hepburn
Nugent
George Gershwin
Amelia Farhart
Jack Dempsey
Rory
England Faces We Ignore Trade Realities
Major Lloyd George criticizes Britain for pursuing a swift Anglo German trade drive while the world economic conference nears. He notes England’s reluctance to back broad tariff reductions, warns of a clash of interests, and argues the home market should be protected to strengthen the economy amid uncertain conference outcomes. England’s vote on the treaty signals continued self interest and delayed global action.
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Major Lloyd George
House of Commons
England
Norway
Japan
London
MacThouald
Hull
Great Britain
Walter Runciman
Board of Trade
Washington
Lloyd George
Fugland
Ecco
Ines Reagan
Jesu
President's Day tribute strengthens American tradition
The President's Day observance is praised as a nationwide tribute to the chief magistrate. The piece notes historic holidays that shape American civic life and urges keeping President's Day as a vital tradition for national unity and reflection.
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Atic
America
Radio Carvine
Salem
Iin Kay
Americum
Wathors
Kenceforth
Cancer Sufferers By ROYAL 8. COPELAND, M. D.
At a meeting of the American Society for the Control of Cancer held at the New York Academy of Medicine, Dr James Ewing announced that experimental induction of cancer in animals suggests cures in various forms. He warned against unproven remedies and urged early recognition, surgery, and use of radiation and other controls, stressing prompt treatment and vigilance against fear and ignorance.
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Amencan Society For the Control of Cancer
New York Academy of Medicine
James Ewing
Grar
Listen World Capital Punishment Split on Hanging Women
Elsie Robinson argues the capital punishment debate should force consistency by applying the death penalty to women as readily as men. She asserts women are now equal citizens and that sparing them while punishing men demeans gender, urging that if hangings occur, women should face the same fate.
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Pantoker
Axib
Remembering a San Antonio Saddle Shop and a Civil War Era Raid
By Wen Varga, the piece recalls a grandfather who set up a saddle shop in San Antonio in 1858, facing a violent night raid by masked elders seeking property. The intruders, armed, demanded equipment and valued the shop at $4600, then fled. Six months later a discovery of $60 hidden under a widow’s railing emerged, with subsequent questions about who was involved.
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Wen Varga
Flores Street
Thad
San Antonio
Anto
10 and 20 Years Ago In The San Antonio Light
A mixed recap from the San Antonio Light’s past highlights notes on Deming New Mexico travels and memories of writer Miss Coby famed for Songs of a Plane and other poetry volumes. It mentions Maj. Hore Ftrickman addressing a Austin group and a mission renovation uncovering faded murals beneath plaster.
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San Antonio
Nevet
Dea
M Pearl Goxby
Ruahy
Deming
N. M
Fan Antone
Miss Coby
Wolil
South
Mardé Tv
Mission Conenprion
Navar
Graduation Announcement Etiquette Confusion
A reader questions whom to invite for a graduation announcement citing etiquette concerns. They debate including grandparents and relatives, whether to mention a guest of honor, and how many recipients to send. The tone suggests uncertainty about traditional invitation practice and family expectations.
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Misa de Peyster
Ainda
Milan
Indy
Champion Beater: Senia Sonic Snow Queen of Skating
An 18 year old Crete born skater, Senia Sonic, beats all women in world skating. Critics note her balance brain implants and ear oil level sensor aiding her precision. She performs daring bull jumping feats in ancient Crete and excels in fancy skating with a confident smile.
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Crete
Senia Sonic
Ahab
Fraulein Z. Barger
Austria
G. Wilson-Samuel
Canada
Dr. Grile
Cleveland
Mit
Sonia Menie
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Zarts
Seveen Fae Snes
Wabil
Adolf Hitler
Help & Doorman
Yorkoisye
Paul Whiteman
Aunt Post
Ae Post
McNaught
ROYAL
Copeland, M. D
Elsie Robinson
Net
Tim Bill
Maj
Hore Ftrickman
Kelly Fintelvent
Cary
Tor Austin
Grerlos Tea
East Ai
Antonio
Balor
Sonia Henie
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