Time for Intolerance and Tolerance Reflections
Quips on success pride worship and societal norms note that fans and critics differ in worship and acceptance. The piece mocks intolerance and defends balance while commentating on discipline, humor, and old age views. It mentions love, skepticism, and the quirks of progress in a playful, ironic voice.
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Granddad
Canned Tongue preservation on 150000 phonograph records
Collier's Weekly notes a project to preserve every language dialect and the voices of famous people from the last four decades on 150 000 phonograph records for posterity.
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Collier’s Weekly
Yes Men and Hotels in a City of Pets and Courts
A satirical column questions Supreme Court reshuffles and yes men in politics. It recalls a Brooklyn judge ruling on a couple with eighty two pets and a joke about a puny husband on a canary diet.
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Calif
Supreme Court
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Brooklyn
Middle West
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Twen
Louis D. Brandeis
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Roosevelt
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van Devanter
Sutherland
Literary curiosities and a future coronation souvenir fish
The column muses on a 50 000 word novel written without the letter EE and jokes about longer works with no ideas. It mocks world fairs and a 1939 New York celebration referencing George Washington's supposed coronation and a fanciful pygmy fish as a patriotic keepsake from Britain.
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Tural
California
Conan
Seton
Sally Rand
New York
George Washington
Washington
Africa
Dispatches
Ireland
Rat Infested Tramp Steamer Siege Trapped Exterminator Relives Escape
Brooklyn worker Charley Mack recounts a June 1928 incident on a tramp steamer in Erie Basin where cyanide gas and packed rats trapped him inside an ice box. He escaped after co workers freed him, then returned to finish the job the following Sunday, avoiding the ice box.
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Charley Mack
Charley
Brooklyn
N. Y
Erie Basin
Charlie
Oearley
They Have a Powerful Guild in The En Aes Ae
The fragment references a strong guild within a secretive group. No clear individuals, places, dates, or events are readable to confirm a concrete news item.
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The
Elen Aes Ae
Subsidy Debate on Gold and Court Fights Dominate DC Scene
Washington column analyzes US gold purchases, inflation risks, and possible policy moves. It notes Treasury subsidies to miners, potential price changes, and the impact on bond markets. It also discusses the Supreme Court pack plan, Senate positions, and possible retirements affecting the crisis.
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Washington
United States
the Treasury
British Empire
Soviet Russia
Two-in-One Apron Dresses Featured for Style and Pattern
A mid morning scene shows Chic Twins and guests modeling casual dresses with buttoned details. Patterns 1276 1915 and 1224 in sizes 12 to 20 offer simple, affordable options with yardage notes and long sleeve variants. New pattern book, 15 cents, Bell Syndicate WNU Service.
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Chic
Ave. Francisco
Bell Syndicate
WNU
Stradivari Violins Price Range Cited in Report
A 20th century note reports Stradivari violins now cost from 10000 to 40000 dollars with about 50000 reputed to exist. The overview highlights value dispersion and the market interest in historic instruments.
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