Dear Miss Grey Advice Column Letter Ends With Moral
A young correspondent asks whether to stay with a drinking partner or choose a sober suitor who cares for her. Miss Grey cautions against reforming a drunkard and urges marrying with careful consideration of long term happiness. The column notes Miss Grey’s office hours and guidance policy.
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Trade Review Reflects 1922 Costs and Output Relative to 1913
The 1922 year shows prices near 1914 levels with $1.62 to $1 for costs, wholesale figures at $1.54 versus 1913, steel output about 32 million tons, railroads moving 44 million tons of freight, and 660 thousand idle freight cars rising to shortages. Farm values total 7,573 million, coal mines produced 410 million tons, exports near 3,850 million, imports about 2,910 million, and housing investments rising sharply with 800,000 dwellings built.
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Iican
Cod
Nut Comedy Star Makes Moore Hit
Bert Fitzgibbon, the Moore's comedian this week, fronts nut comedy and burlesques a xlyophone act as his brother Lew provides the real performance. Fitzgibbon, dubbed the original daffy dill, devised the idea after studying off stage humor and found a tiny xlyophone with surprising tone. He performs by standing at the instrument's end, a departure from the usual side position.
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the Moore
Fitzgibbon
Daffy Dill
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