New York Delicatessen Boom Redefines Nightlife Style
In a May report from New York the rise of modern delicatessens shifts from Harlem back rooms to Madison Avenue Broadway and the Village. Pioneers like Arnold Steben and Reuben join Dave’s Blue Room as stars of the era. Delis now blend dining with stage world glamour, attracting celebrities and socialites to elegant interiors and perfumed aisles.
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New York
New ‘York
Shop x
Harlem
Tuusey
Sheré
Grondwas
Dark Avenue
Madison Ayente
Broadway
Retchén
Bronx
Arnold Steben
Eandwich
Reuben
Elage
M. Reuben
Dave
Seventh ‘Avenue
Green
Mich
Eysriky Delicatessen
Fromt
Sereac
Maybelle Corey Gilman Paris Fame Attracts Nobles
The text describes Maybelle Corey Gilman’s allure during Paris exile and her Sunday appearances at the Mite dinal dances in Place Vendome. It notes her pale, unchanging expression and the public interest in her life, including her supposed engagements and romantic intrigues.
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Maybelle Corey Gilman
Neva
Spain
Tomatob Bronway
Miss Gilmon
Plavo Vendome
Hearst Papers Advocate for Peace and Federal Reform
The text outlines Hearst papers proposing equal basis for English-speaking peoples to maintain peace, proportional Senate representation, unified defense under a National Secretary, vigorous action to end illiteracy, a January 1 inauguration, a federal sales tax to cut other taxes, a thirteen month calendar, and the Nicaragua Canal with territorial acquisitions in the Caribbean as part of debt settlements and defense.
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United States
Senate
Army and Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
Education
Congress
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
French West Indies
English West Indies
France
England
Vacations With Pay Advocated By C Forbes
The Light columnist C Forbes urges employers and big business to adopt paid vacations for workers. He argues the practice boosts morale and profits, noting that humane treatment aligns with sound business strategy. Forbes emphasizes universal applicability across white and blue collar employees.
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C. Forbes
Forbes
Christian duty and a boy’s murder sentence in Kentucky
A six year old boy was found guilty of murder and sentenced to reform school, with villagers claiming the judge was acting from Christian duty. The piece questions whether harsh acts can be justified as pious and condemns inhumanity done in the name of Christian duty.
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Little Kentucky
Sir Howard's Stand on Liquor Import Privilege
Sir Howard, British ambassador and dean of the diplomatic corps in Washington, offered to relinquish his privilege of importing liquor if the U S government signals intention to cancel the privilege. The piece urges diplomacy and compromise on the prohibition question, noting extremes from both sides.
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IR Esme Howard
Washington
United States
Sir Pe Elawarde
Chicago Aldermanic Committee Lets Sun Bathing Suit Stand
The Chicago aldermanic committee decided to permit sun bathing suits on city beaches this summer. The panel described the display as interesting and informing and declined to extend censorship. Modesty has not benefited from censorship.
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Chicago
Harassment fines highlight odd police court scene
An unclear report notes a young man hauled before police court amid remarks about harassment tactics and a testifier. References to bootlegging and an employer’s view appear, with obscured details and stray phrases about invisibility and his alleged asset.
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Jth
Teacup Universe and the Plutian Experiment Recalled
Garret P Serviss discusses the Teacup Universe and the historic Plutonian experiment once used to illustrate Laplace's nebular hypothesis. He cautions that superficial similarities mask deeper physical forces and urges critical analysis of entertaining analogies in scientific thought.
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Groel
Laplace
Biting-Dog Hairs and Viper Tales From the Age of Quackery
A garbled column riffs on snakes, vaccines, and ancient cures, naming New Jersey woods, Pocattico Hills near Grand Central, and White Plains. It cites cobra charmers, Pasteur, vaccination, and Hippocrates while mocking folk remedies and one 11 year old sentenced for brass-polish duty after a fake alarm.
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Rockefeller Estate
Pocattico Hills
Grand Central Sation
White Plains
Ludgow
Herrisburg
Jend Ur Sen
India
Inglandls
Wesen
Falklors
Mary Montagu
Constantinople
Fide
Goldenrot
Rick
Rudolph FE
Clemen
Ark
Frank Oliver
Julgen
Vow Sawyer
When Greek Meete Greek in a Wars of Ages Drama
The passage cites Poglish playwright Nae Shaniel Tse from the recent century, known for Alexander the Great and When Greeke joined Greeke. It notes his drama explores the tension between Philip of Macedon, Julius Risnon, and Alexander the Great versus Fireeka.
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Shaniel Tse
Alexander the Great
Philip of Macrdon
Jalen
Risnon
Break Up Colds By Royal 8 Copeland
In a rain soaked region frequent illness follows prolonged damp weather. The writer describes home remedies and rest to break a cold in its early stage, recommending warm rooms, hot drinks, and sweating out symptoms under blankets.
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Royal 8
Copeland
Gine
Irienda
Ialex
Giant Akron airship hangar to house enormous dirigible
An immense airship hangar at Akron's municipal airport is planned for General Electric. The 1200 by 400 by 200 foot hollow shell costs 2.5 million dollars and will be the largest pillarless building with 388000 square feet of floor space. Doors at ends weigh 1600000 pounds and require electric motors to operate.
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Akron
Ohio
General Electric Company
Washington Monument
Saratoga
Lexington
Bureau
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