So Red the Rose author Stark Young rises in fame
The piece traces Stark Young rising from a Texas professor to a best selling author after So Red the Rose. It notes his early life in Como Mississippi, teaching and literary work, and his shift to New Republic editorial work. It also touches on Don Herold and Kin Hubbard, theatre culture, and Manhattan’s Central Park South scene. It closes with reflections on economic decline and fading glamour.
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New York
Stark Young
University of Texas
Lesturing
Young
Keats
Srowid
America
England
France
Italy
Lst
Como
Miss
Texas
Amherst
New York ‘Times
The
New Republic
Mario Gillespe
Indiana
Weltes
Humorus
Government spending and tax reform urged to calm business
Advocates urge President Roosevelt to reassure business through fiscally prudent reforms. Col Leonard Avza and J W Liver press for consolidation of tax units and federal coordination to curb waste. A unified tax plan, including a federal sales levy and redirecting tax enforcement, could restore solvency and boost revival.
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Roosevelt
White House
United States
J. W. Liver
American Management Association
Hearst
Oliver
New York
Specialization in medicine debated at San Antonio meeting
Dr Hart B. McKinley among authorities urging balanced specialization within medicine at the Southern Medical association convention in San Antonio. He warns against overemphasis on specialists and argues general practitioners remain the backbone and primary providers for patients, citing cost and access concerns.
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Hart B. McKinley
San ‘Antonio
Southern Medical Association
McKinley
Tig
Pirandello’s Reality Question in Nobel Prize Acknowledgment
The text muses on Pirandello’s focus on reality and illusion in his plays, contemplating whether audience lives differ from stage performances. It notes his 1934 Nobel Prize as the world ponders meaning and values, questioning what constitutes real value.
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Tishan Luigi Pirandello
Fbour
The Diamond Jim Brady Saga and the American Dream
A lyrical critique of Diamond Jim Brady and 1890s excess contrasts with a vision of resilience. The narrator extols Brady's showy bravado and wealth while urging readers to remember hardship, American resilience, and the belief that “I can always start over” in hard times.
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Elsie
Jim Brady
Weil
Grandad
Jim
Watts
America
United States
Mector’s
Ten and twenty years ago from the files
Historic notes recount events from 1914 and earlier. Jourdan Campbell bought property on St Marys Street vacated by Woodward Carriage Company, Judge T. J. Cochbs involved in a property deal near 106 Am. Zaleme Pettus returns to San Antonio after a long stay in Europe and mentions Germany’s proximity during the war.
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Jourdan Campbell
Jauniantnn
Bias
Une
SL. Mary's Street
Woodward Carriage Company
Zaleme Pettus
Locust Street
San Antonio
Eustop
Paris
Miss Pettus
Ais Lacy Henderson
Irl
Antonio
Eummer
Armistice Talk Prompts Global Scrapping Debate
The notice argues for a universal armistice and world scrapping effort. It questions who won in the cruel armistice and calls for a day to cleanse industry and business activities. The piece reflects a wartime or postwar sentiment advocating ceasefire and renewal.
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Ceane
Deep Sea Pioneers and Beebe Inventive Explorations
A long narrative recounts deep sea exploration led by Dr. Beebe and Beene, detailing spectacular creatures, historic dives to 3028 feet, and the shift from treasure hunts to scientific frontiers. It notes Amphioxus origins, pressure challenges, and the risky but enduring drive to study ocean depths with steel ball submarines and bright illumination.
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Frotcesor Piccard
William Beene
Marco Polo
Dr. Beebe
Professor Ficcard
Neptune
New York
National Geographic Society
New York Geological Society
Dr. Heete
Beebe
Hald Setet
Sar- Risso
Olive
Oklahoma
Frank Buck
Clay Lincoln
Aristotle
Beste
East
Lansing
Ars Nia
Benis
Ilft
Teehe
Saken
Egypt
Otis Barton
John H. K. Butler
King Feebk
Gift Etiquette For Christmas In A Delicate Matter
Reader seeks guidance on gifting for a woman, her partner’s mother, and a younger brother amid ongoing romance. Advice recommends a tasteful Christmas card to the woman, flowers or candy after visiting, and later more personal gifts aligned with tastes. Consider modest monogrammed handkerchiefs, books, or desk accessories. avoid urgent gifts to the mother or brother.
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Anothr
Tate
Hin
Nia
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Ilice
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Opare
Antonin Ralary
Jenney
Imaring Say
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