Pierre's Grand Hotel Promises World Class Luxury
A description of a new imposing hotel rising to 40 floors on Fifth Avenue near the old Gary mansion. Rates range from $105 to $450 for suites with limited single rooms at $4 per day. Pierre, a continental host from Monte Carlo, aims to create the world’s most magnificent hotel blending Georgian decor with eighteenth century touches and modern updates. Staff greet guests by time, and a grand breakfast room overlooks a fortieth floor yard.
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Ue Pierre
Pierre
Monte Carle
Gary
Fifth Avenue
Sisty
200 Park
France
Crfe
Mitz-Carlton
Weavily
Long Leasea
Ham Pierre
Parana Hind
Glowing broiler and cosmopolitan cafe sights in city theater
Fragmentary reminiscences unfold from the Music Box theater and nearby cafes. A glowing broiler at the far end creates a striking effect as diners, travelers, and locals share casual observations and quirky details about meals, engravings, and social scenes amid a bustling cosmopolitan atmosphere.
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Broiler
Rown
McFee
Suen
Hearst Papers list of proposed reforms and reforms agenda
A digest of Hearst papers outlining proposals including friend to all nations with entangling alliances avoided, Senate proportional representation with at least two senators per state, unified defense under a National Defense Secretary, education-driven literacy abolition, calendar reforms, a federal sales tax to reduce other taxes, Nicaragua Canal construction, West Indies acquisition, selective immigration, deportation of undesirables, and full income tax publicity.
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George Washington
United States Senate
Army
Nicaragua Canal
Hearst Papers
English West Indies
United States
Season of Bargains and Low Prices Across the Nation
The piece urges careful shopping during a bargain season as millions stock homes with durable goods at reduced prices. It argues shopper savings support jobs, mills, and crafts, noting money spent on essentials or luxuries circulates through the economy and benefits workers, with price tags guiding purchases.
Chicago's Better Self Shines Amid Unrest and Hardship
A Chicago commission aided worthy families by paying rent and preventing eviction, showcasing the city’s resilient decency despite global reports of corruption and crime. The effort underscores communal support during tough times.
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Chicago
Gall Stones And The Gall Bladder Explained
A readable explainer on gall stones describes the gall bladder anatomy the bile duct and how congestion inflammation and cholesterol build up can form stones. The piece stresses plenty of water to aid digestion and avoid intestinal fermentation as a preventive step.
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Theo
Gerry
Newcamper Vesturea Berv
Do You Know Ian Aniaiy’s 91,149 Reeldencer
Ian Aniaiy holds 91 149 reeldencer units with 48 percent occupied. The figure implies a sizable portfolio size and a mid range occupancy, suggesting ongoing management efforts and potential revenue variation based on tenant demand.
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Ian Aniaiy
Goats, Ford Plants, and a Wild Texas Tale
A quirky Texas item mixes Chris Bates buying Crawford Motor Co in Kerr County with 7000 goats, cattle from Trevor Bates, and Mark Twain ranch notices. The column riffs on goats funding autos, local leases near Boerne, and plans for Carrizo Springs night games and community events as whimsical local color.
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Chris Bates
Kerr County
Lillis
Ford Automobile
Crawford Motor Company
West Horaton Street
Coure
Ford
Dot Chris
Koprcke
Traily
Brother Davis
Toerne Siar
Daveline
Carrizo
Truth and ballots stir debate in Dural Counts column
The Dural Counts Facts notes Truth as a weekly subject and recalls Harry Edwards in a discussion about honesty in voting. It references a longtime voter in Fulrary county, Phi Yomi man, who cast ballots in every general election for 47 years, while contrasting loyal Democratic and Knight Diemarcntist lines as a cautious optimism.
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Harry Edwards
Dural
Ric
San Diego
Fleischer Jr
Fulrary
Orgamarh
All Boy
Fydniat
Mind and Sex Beyond Male and Female Opinion
The piece argues that sex distinctions are social notions not fixed traits. It contends minds are not strictly male or female and that both courage and cowardice appear in all genders, urging acceptance of varied temperaments and roles rather than rigid stereotypes.
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Teddy Henry
Breanwe
You Are Both by Elsie Robinson
The piece urges embracing gender fluidity and rejecting rigid sex roles. It challenges men and women to act true to inner nature rather than societal taboos, promoting self-acceptance and equality across occupations. Copyright 1930 by King Syndicate, Inc.
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Elsie Robinson
Oman
Mickewler
King Spn., Inc
Alimony debate cartoon draws divorce critique in New Magazine
A humorous cartoon from Its West mum ber, reprinted with permission, discusses alimony and divorce. The piece warns that while alimony aims to protect homes, it can be misused by sympathetic jurors and venal lawyers, encouraging divorce and challenging traditional family ties. It highlights rising divorce rates and modern life stress.
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New York
Anserit
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Andy Deamg
Rick. Pudtaya
Pite Lauley
Paw
Gaye
Frank Craven
D. G. Fu
Constantinople
Jhia Aide
Viper Harry Hee
America Nevis
Comright
Ira
The
Hearst Papers Advocate
Royal St. Copeland
Texas
Trevor Bates
Tilden
Fric River
Trevor
Sfler Pridence
Mark Trrnin
Boerne
Fent
Tigers
Iberne
Harry Williams
Herdiy
Ye. Sree
Erman
Isan
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