Broadway Worlds and Quiet Corridors Through New York Night
A column paints three Broadways from Battery to Riverdale as still vibrant in parts and desolate in others. Upper Broadway remains dotted with apartments, shops, markets, and a bustling stock company while Lower Broadway quiets at dusk. The piece notes hotel decline, sparse nightlife, and glimpses of cultural life through Joseph Urban and Pat Rooney, ending with reflections on yachting and a personal anecdote from 1932.
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New York
Broadway
Sea Level
Battery
Riverdale
23Rd Street
Upper Broadway
Suburbia
Liberty
Uptexn
Roaring Forties
Lower Broadway
Broadway Central
No Man's Land
Comfort For Colicky Babies Castoria Ad Campaign
An old advertisement extols Castoria as a gentle, safe remedy for colicky babies and digestive upsets. It emphasizes a vegetable preparation with no harsh drugs, claiming it supports the intestinal tract and aids mothers during trying times. The copy urges keeping genuine Castoria on hand.
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Castoria
Community Socials and Local Notables Highlight Carlisle News
Carlisle April notes report Mrs Archie Welton hosting the Unrkew Club at Butternut Ridge Road with high scorer Mrs Mary Taylor. Upcoming meeting set for May 11 at Miss Rowena Caldwell’s 319 Minth Street. Also covered are fund-raising for dental work, birthday luncheon for Mrs Ben Walker, and the Billy Revue by the Elyria Chamber of Commerce.
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Carlisle
Archie Welton
Unrkew Club
Butternut Ridge Road Bridge
Mary Taylor
Margaret Williams
Rowena Caldwell
Minth Street
Wanted Love Story of an Unemployed Girl
A group of young women in New York, struggling for work and meals, schemes to earn money by selling magazine subscriptions. Lillian and Eve face rebuffs from a boss at Wear-Good Hosiery, endure hunger on the street, and briefly aid a hungry old woman before regrouping in Bryant Park as their difficult day continues.
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Mrs. Bertram
Lillian
Eve
New York
Dorothy
Smith
Florda
Tennessee
Massachusetts
Twinn
Kive
Second Street
Dillian
Dodson
Wear-Good Hosiery, Inc
Tahan
Jalian
Forty-second Street
Shan
Social scenes and visits fill Elyria area weekend
Mrs M A Wack of Quincy street in Elyria hosted a weekend visit with Wiz and Mrs Alfred Hopkins on Butternut Ridge. Miss Heton Shattuck taught in Lakewood schools and stayed with her parents Edward and ? Shattuck in LaTortie. A Shalluck bridge party in Elyria featured many guests including Eleanor Loeffler and a luncheon with flowers. Numerous relatives and friends visited homes on Butternut Ridge, Chestnut Ridge, and La Grange road as birthdays, dinners, and church events were noted across the community.
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M.A. Wack
Quincy Street
Mlyria
Wiz
Alfred 2
Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Heton Shattuck
Lakewood
Edward Shattuck
LaTortie
Shalluck's
Wleanore Loeftler
Elyria
Mesdames Hester Culbertson
Catherine McKibbon
Fdna Hoffman
Ruth Jasper
Mildred Smith
Grace Iluenke
Dorothy Trussel
Gladys Smith
Alica Robson
Nora Balls
Doris Jument
Dorothy Boylan
Eleanor Loeffler
Thursday Luncheon and Local Socials Report from Elyria
Social notes recount a Thursday luncheon hosted by Mrs H H Gregg on Butternut Ridge Road for her sisters and relatives from Lakewood Elyria and area. Additional visits include the Moon family with Diedricks on La Grange Road and a duck dinner hosted by Frank Rhoades. Baby Stanley Joseph Becker born at Elyria Memorial Hospital. parents Mrs Ralph V Acker and family noted.
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H. H. Gregg
Butetrnut Ridge Road
Norman W. Calvert
Paul M. Savage
Jean
Lakewood
Hart A. Dickason
Mary Fallon
Elyria
Edward Moon
Carl Diedrick
la Grange Road
Frank Rhoades
Lawrence Smith
Card Social Gathered at Avon Home
Mrs. Joby Spaeth of Chestnut Ridge attended a card social Thursday afternoon hosted at the Avon home of Mrs. William Bauldof.
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Joby Spaeth
Chestnut Ridge
William Bauldof
Avon
How Well Can You Color This Cow Address
The reader is presented with a playful prompt about coloring a cow, mentioning an address and a school. It reads like a light classroom activity or puzzle prompt for children. The fragmentary text hints at a school setting and a creative task.
The Cow by Col Sol Stephan The Cincinnati Zoo
Col Sol Stephan reflects on cattle from their Latin name Bos to their ancient domestic roots. He traces cattle from aurochs through biblical mentions and Egyptian worship, then explains dairy and beef cattle types, their builds, dispositions, and modern roles in farming and national wealth.
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Apis
Abraham
David
Spaeth Family Weekend and Local Social Guests
Mable Spaeth plans to spend the weekend with her parents Mr and Mrs John Spaeth. Mr and Mrs N Johnson who wintered in Los Angeles are expected to return to La Porte. Marion Spaeth visited her sister at Kent State College. Mr and Mrs Edward Trouch of Cleveland. Mr and Mrs Robert Born. and Mrs Charles Wingard of Elyria were dinner guests of Mr and Mrs Hastings on the Grafton road. L D Hamlin of Elyria visited his sister and brother-in-law Mr and Mrs FE Humphrey on their But Mrs Lyle Cunningham, after a few days in Sandusky with her parents, has returned home to La Porte. Mrs Edwin Schoenherr of Middle Avenue, Elyria, was a recent ...
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Stella Smith
Ida Bingham
Grafton Road
Lorain
Elyria Chamber of Commerce
East Carlisle School
East Carlisle
H. J. Morgan
Don Barber
Charles Nevins
Chestnut Ridge
Carl Rundle
Royalton
Ralph Hopkins
Columbia
J. Palos
Elyria
Rhienbart
Amherst
Hopkins
Butternut Ridge Road
Emil Kasper
Marion
Howard Goodyear Place
Lake Avenue
John Shattuck
Birmingham
Methodist
LaPorte
Elyria Church For Christ
Walter
Fields
Agnes
Preston L. Coon
Audrey
East Avenue
J. Petro
West River Road
Phil Omaherr
Henry Lantsberry
la Grange Road
Mable Spaeth
John Spaeth
N. Johnson
Los Angeles
California
la Porte
Marion Spaeth
Kent State College
Edward Trouch
Cleveland
Robert Born
Charles Wingard
J. Hastings
L. D. Hamlin
Humphrey
Lyle Cunningham
Sandusky
Edwin Schoenherr
Middle Avenue
Student visits kin after weekend with art school ties
A Cleveland School of Art student spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ira Ives, at their home on Indian Hollow Road, after staying with his own parents, Mr. and Mrs. George Goodyear, on Kenneth Ves.
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George Goodyear
Butternut Ridge Road
Kenneth Ves
Cleveland School of Art
Ira Ives
Indian Hollow Road
Prohibition Agents Suspended After Dallas Shooting
Washington April 19 Amos W. W. Woodcock probation director suspended prohibition agents N. D. Heaton and L. C. Smith pending trial in connection with the shooting of Marion McGlothlin about nineteen miles from Dallas Texas.
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Washington
Amos W. W. Woodcock
Probaion
Prohibition
N. D. Heaton
L. C. Smith
Marion McGlothlin
Dallas
Tex
Direct rail service extended on Ssupingkai Tsitsihai line
Direct railway passenger service on the Ssupingkai Tsitsihai Railway in China has been extended by 70 miles from Tsitaihas to Talanchen.
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Ssupingkai-Tsitsihai
China
Tsitaihas
Talanchen
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Ration Road
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Lloyd Yost
Wayne Kropp
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Alfred Myers
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Hugh Reisinger
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Clarence Bott
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Stop Five
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