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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1931
Page
3
The article notes widespread prejudice in Paris against American lemonade. Cafes serve a lukewarm medicated mix called citron presse with lemon juice, ice, sugar, and seltzer. Tourists learn to order correctly by shouting Garcon une citron presse.
The piece notes Paris cafes as central social hubs amid garish decor changes and enduring service, with a German newsboy selling Berliner Tageblatts on a Capucine street. It recalls Desmoulins and the revolutionary spark from the Cafe de Foy, while warning of cultural indolence and delayed work.
Ada Smith known as Bricktop in Harlem is named runner up in Parisian popularity, rivaling Josephine Baker. The piece recalls Florence’s famed era and notes Bricktop’s crowded establishment in Paris run by a French syndicate. A lighthearted Paris street scene follows with a taxi accident and comic aftermath.
A copyright notice from 1931 credited to McNaught Syndicate, Inc. indicates distribution or syndication of the quiet prose or verse fragment. The snippet suggests a literary or syndicated work entry rather than a public notice or news item.
Joseph H. Tiffin of the University of Iowa speech department and Dean Carl E. Seahorse head of psychology report a piano camera that records a pianist’s touch. The device logs duration incidence timing and relative note intensity during a piece.
A six year old boy, Bobby Henderson, was burned when caps for a toy pistol in his pocket ignited during a wrestling match with a playmate in Lyons. The incident caused painful burns.
A tragic account of Rose and her family fleeing a massacre in Smyrna. Her father is murdered, her mother dies of heartbreak, and Rose endures brutal violence including the abduction of her sister and her forced entry into the haremlike estate of the cruel Turkish General Ali Bey.
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