Winter Garden Revival Sparks Broadway Nostalgia
Restoration of the Winter Garden brings back 1950s music and vaudeville glamour with European stars and local acts. The club, once quiet and maligned, now attracts out‑of‑town patrons, featured by smoking allowed areas, Sunday concerts, and lavish dining experiences amid a crowd drawn to jazz and memory of continental cabaret.
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Gastronomic gossip and boxing legends in late era New York
The column recalls famed restaurateurs like George Lemaze and the Ritz era, noting Parisian tableside flair and salon chatter. It blends anecdotes of boxing greats Barney Ross and Jack Dempsey, their post bout rituals, wardrobe splurges, and the lavish social scene around New York dining and sport in a bygone era.
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Swanson Opposes League of Nations Court Veto Plan
Secretary Swanson voices opposition to American membership in the League of Nations court unless the United States retains a veto. He argues the U S should avoid the league and its banks, associating such ties with internationalists who would erode American nationalism. He contends Roosevelt and Democratic leaders push entanglement through a private court.
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Four New York Men Sentenced for Malloy Murder at Sing Sing
Four New York gentlemen were sentenced to die at Sing Sing on November 20 for the murder of Michael Malloy, a man insured for about £180 by the defendants. Appeals may delay the execution for at least a year, but it is likely the quartet will ultimately pay the penalty. The case details reveal Malloy was killed by gas via a rubber tube while intoxicated, after multiple brutal attempts to end his life including poisoned water, broken glass, spoiled sardines, freezing exposure, and being run over by a taxi.
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Home Fire Safety Rules Warn of Losses and Injuries
A World War II era public safety article outlines common causes of fatal and nonfatal home fires in American households. It emphasizes simple steps to prevent blazes, including cleaning floors, securing stairs, handling flammable items, and using nonflammable cleaners while avoiding unsafe habits. It notes high fire losses and urges practical prevention measures at home.
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Prutetpal Vietines
Listen World Dear Ellen Letter to a Modern Wife
Elsie Robinson writes a provocative open letter to Ellen urging practical love over romantic myths. She challenges marriage ideals, urges equality, and argues men and women share fears and strengths, urging honest effort and commitment.
Spoils System in Federal Appointments Draws Roosevelts Criticism
James T. Williams Jr. argues the spoils system corrupts federal hiring under Roosevelt, noting massive job applications before inauguration and a push to extend merit-based appointments. He calls for public pressure and congressional action to restore a competitive civil service and curb patronage across interior, agriculture, and labor departments.
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10 and 20 Years Ago Prom Files of The San Antonio Light
Ten and 20 years ago items note a San Antonio embroidery club event at a home gathering and a county bond proposal. County commissioners appoint citizens to advise on road improvements with a panel including Mary comimitine and Willian Co a gin among others.
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Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland style analysis
A compact column discusses timeless marriage quirks and gender roles. It critiques the idea of the modern wedding as a symbol of achievement, noting how a woman's remarriage prompts expectations of maturity and diplomacy, while cautioning about the shifting dynamics between romance and societal norms.
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Helen Rowland
Liver Ailments By Royal S Copeland MD
A historical anatomy feature explains liver functions and its role in digestion and metabolism. It notes the liver’s location, bile production, glycogen storage, and impact on health, with references to disease progression and potential remedies.
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