The Stage Stooge Gag Words From 1934 Burlesque Dialog
A vivid but garbled reminiscence outlines the stage stooge tradition, tracing origins to vaudeville and Burlesque. It describes performers such as Polly, Frank Foy, and Ted Wealy influencing audiences with "stooge" routines. The piece notes changes in style, the rise of various entertainers, and a nostalgic mood for early 20th century comic acts.
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Polly Benins
Frank Foy
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Stange
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Ted Wealy
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Navy Day and the value of peace time service
Observance of Navy Day across the United States emphasizes the peacetime role of the Navy in protecting commerce and deterring war. It traces Washington and Roosevelt's views on naval power, cites historical arguments for a strong fleet, and notes public support for maintaining naval strength to safeguard neutral rights and international trade.
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Congress
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Globe
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Mediterranean
Nationalist stance warms against League of Nations World Court
Indiana Chief Justice Clarence R. Martin voices firm opposition to U S entry into the League of Nations and the World Court. He argues the United States should remain independent, preserving peace through national strength and overseas ties, not international institutions. He cites constitutional limits and warns against entangling alliances as a path to war.
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Clarence RK. Martin
Indiana
League of Nations
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World Court
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Diane U Mare
Trails and figures in a Mississippi scene and the City
A jagged reminiscence piece follows Trails and figures around a Mississippi farm and city scenes. It notes Mon Tate Montgomery and the American Here Decoders Association, with mentions of Shreveport and Pan Angeles. The narrative recalls old friendships, a life changing journey, and a return home after years away.
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Norch Americn
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Maetaimers
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Mississippi
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Xetoaln
Reckiain
Verge Gay
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Untitled narrative fragment about characters and work life
Fragmentary monologue describes a figure once tied to home and a past in the business world becoming a chip captain. It mentions memories of a big fly and hints at recognition, shifting loyalties, and social circles, with unclear references to others and a nostalgia for old colleagues.
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Canese
Dora
Ambicinas
Urgee Fish
Ote
Tha
Bachewater Burg
Milk in Infants Diet by Royal Copeland M D
Royal Copeland discusses milk types for infant feeding within a series on infant nutrition. He warns that altered milks and improper preparation can upset digestion, affect growth, and may cause skin or mouth irritation, urging careful selection and possible alternative milks.
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The Marry-Go-Round By Helen Rowland
The piece critiques modern courtship and marriage myths with satirical tone. It notes divorce mills keep turning as lovers misread romance for deeper unions and mocks societal rituals from gifts to propriety in a dated commentary on relationships.
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Helen Rowland
Listen World by Elsie Robinson exposes the dangers of “sweet” people
A 1931 essay argues that “sweetness” masks selfishness and cruelty. The author urges men to fight corruption, ignorance, and indecency, claiming only a fierce, honest fighter can survive life’s brutalities and defend justice.
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Lin Nicenos
Gilmik Phox
Rilzow
Sellaw
Innislean
Tude
Ritey
Tau
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
A fragment from The San Antonio Light recalls court actions and local politics with deputies guarding a federally controlled entity. It notes a candidate seeking reelection and references a bank post statement, finances, and ongoing inquiries.
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