Saturday Night Party Plans Across Town
A scrambled, partial rant references Saturday night gatherings at Belle's Hack's or Brown's with various urban slang and jokes. It mentions a Wille celebration, calls to contact someone, and vague talk of embalm ing fulld while evoking crime wave concerns and Capone's sentence.
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Belle's
Hack
Brown's
Silaco
Detroit
Baba
Edna
Joe
Jack
Harold
Capone
Listen Worls By Elsie Robinson
Fragmentary lines from a column titled Listen Worls by Elsie Robinson outline domestic concerns and personal turmoil. The text fragment hints at evening activities, advice, and emotional strain within a family context, but lacks coherent narrative or complete events.
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Elsie Robinson
Broadway Nightlife of Cabaret Hosts in Roaring Twenties
The piece recalls the era when cabaret hostesses moved table to table at Rectors, Claridge, and other clubs, earning 378 to 1500 a week and feeding dreams of stage success. It notes figures like Janet Beecher, Janet, and Frisco from Harlem, plus the Midnight Frolic on the New Amrte roof and figures such as Dimond Jim entertaining uptown crowds.
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Jona
Belle St
New York
Rock
Janet Beecher
Violét
Dudley Afelone
Walker
Bexter
Ed Wyne Ty
Dinty Moore
Con William
Paul Brock
Ac Elmiro
Peter Arma
Charles Dil- Moghars
George Kook
George White
Ted Herris
Cantor-Jessel
Goldman-Sadie
Raymond Hitchcock
Hara
Hitchy
Alwaya
Palace Sunaby
Ray Goerz
Ireno Bordoni
M Hureid
Barry Gallant
Hanson
Lee Shubert
C. P. Greneker
Chidy
Hammerstein Theater
Earl Cerrull
Erdo-Wells
Kenyon Nicholsee
Hyven
Majaile
Ansonia
Helleclaire
Éthers
Ted Lewin
Trens Onette
Venice
Frisco
Tommy Lyman
Tubarga
Horwton Street
Amrtete Dam
Manchurian Invasion Lessons for the United States
A then-current view argues China's Manchurian crisis shows the need for strong national defense. It warns Americans to heed history and build armed forces, criticizing President Hoover for not arming the nation and maintaining a modern navy and army to deter aggression.
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China
Japan
Manchuria
Johnson
California
Internationalaw
League of Nations
League Court
Hoover Ji
Hoover
Hoovér
South America
Tim
Buenos Aires
United States
Congress
Soover
Broadening Tax Base Through Sales Tax Seen as Timely Aid
The article argues that federal revenues have fallen more than national income and urges Congress to broaden the tax base. It cites Canada’s sales tax as productive, with liberal exemptions for agriculturists, and suggests an American form could raise revenue without strong public opposition. The piece calls for revamping taxation methods, supplementing existing sources, and using sales tax to steady revenue in adverse and prosperous times.
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United States
Congress
Canada
King
Utah
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland
A 1931 column examines marriage expectations and how women seek love, noting that true happiness hinges on mutual respect and realistic views of affection. It argues men and women misjudge love’s price and that genuine partnership requires balance rather than constant sacrifice.
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Marry-Go
Helen Rowland
1924 San Antonio Light notes on health and a runaway rescue
A San Antonio Light clip recalls a 1924 convention about smallpox and diphtheria vaccination amid school exposure worries. It praises Otto Meyer for halting a runaway cart at Commerce and South Alamo, saving bystanders and children. The item also mentions cold weather forecasts and advertising figure N. W. Ayer and Son arriving in town.
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Otto Meyer
Commerce
South Alamo
Sir. Meyce
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