New York Day By Day A Glamourous Bachelor Beaux
Walter Chrysler Jr a famed young bachelor in New York moves in rich circles and hosts refined dinners on Fillet Avenue He has sailed to Europe spent weekends with King Carol of Roumania and President Miklas of Austria showing off a lifestyle of luxury amid socialites and dining rooms His father’s prominence and his taste for book binding and collecting anchor his public image in high society while restaurants view him as a costly but non-profitable patron.
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New York
Walter Chrysler, Jr
Filit Avenue
Alfred W. Vanderbilt
Ile
Europe
King Carol of
Chrysler
Go Tar
Robin Godine
Cary Craig
Jed Prosser
Lyris Moline
Cary
Robin
Musterole: A Warming Counter Irritant For Relief
An old promotional note for Musterole describes it as a warming counter irritant that helps draw out local congestion and pain. It is advertised as used by millions for 30 years, recommended by doctors and nurses, available in Regular, Children's, and Extra Strong, and approved by Good Housekeeping.
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Good Housekeeping
Film era lives in memory amid aging stars and old New York flats
The piece recalls Mae Marsh retired to domestic life in Santa Monica with her husband continuing editorial work, and Betsey Bruce Hastings recovering from a serious auto crash while maintaining grace and fortitude. It sketches aging boarding houses on West 57th Street, faded elegance, and lingering social scenes amid a changing city.
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Mae Marsh
Loy Jaa Ating
Miss Marah
Santa Monica
Cary Proposes A Future Despite Waiting For Career
Robin accepts Cary's marriage proposal but insists on waiting until he is financially stable to support a wife. He agrees they will see each other often while he trains as a doctor. They recall past tensions, including an incident with Lyris and Jed Prosser, as they plan their life together.
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Robin
Cary
Reai
Lyris
Jed
Darling
Amherst Rehires Supt Powers For Two Year Term
Amherst February 1 The board of education rehired Superintendent F R Powers for another two year term. His 20th year as superintendent will be completed on July 3. The president named committees for the year including Teacher John Sharp W G Nord Samuel Wragg Athletic Samuel Wragg and Mrs I G Maxwell Repair Werner Zilch and S Wragg Grievance Mrs Maxwell and W Zilch and Finance committee J
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Amherst
Board of Education
F. R. Powers
John Sharp
W. G. Nord
Samuel Wragg
Mra. I. G. Maxwell
Werner Zilch
8. Wrags
Community notices and club meeting schedule excerpt
Amherst area clubs and societies announce gatherings and activities. Meetings include Amherst Study Club on Lincoln street with an English lesson and a paper on the history of American theater, Pythian Sisters tonight, Drama class program at the school auditorium, and various church and fraternal group meetings this week. New births are reported for Mrs. Florence Bodmant and Mrs. Lawrence Zuspan.
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Amherst Study Club
J. H. Ludwig
Lincoln Street
I. G. Maxwell
C. A. Alexander
J. A
Westecker
Claire McMurray
H. W. Powers
Main Street
Washington
Lincoln
Pythian
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Ladies Society
The
Congregational Church
AuCourant Club
Mia
Nelson Pippert
West Street
Hickory Tree Grange
Grange Hall
Robert Zileb
Church Street
Florence Bodmant
Lawrence Zuspan
Am_herst
Joe Stailk
Amherst
Joseph Major
Milan Avenue
Large Attendance At Townsend Club Meeting
Elyria Townsend Club No 1 held a regular meeting with a large attendance. Plans were made for a mass meeting in early February with speaker details to be announced. C B E Waltz reported on Otis J Bouma’s Cleveland speech to about 1400 people from 40 mile radius. Bouma urged more Old Age Pension support in Congress in the next month. Roy C Webb, National representative, will speak near Sunday Feb 5 at Public Auditorium at 3.
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Elyria Townsend Club No. 1
C. B E. Waltz
Public Auditorium
Cleveland
Otis J. Bouma
Washington
D. C
Townsend Club notices and upcoming events in Elyria and Oberlin
Washington figures address meetings as Myr. Smith and Otis Bouma participate in Townsend plans. A bus trip from Court Street to Oberlin features W. B. Albers lecture and a pot luck supper at K of P Hall. Mrs. Frank Ketcham announces a Feb 3 party at 138 Middle Avenue with refreshments. Mel Brown hosts a talk on Paul Jones and the First American Navy.
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P.M
Martin L. Smith
Washington, D. C
Myr. Smith
Washington, D. d
Otis I. Bouma
Elyria
Oberlin
Dover
Uve
Willoughby
Court Street
W. B. Albers
K. of P. Hall
Frank Ketcham
Seclar
Middle Avenue
Odd Fellows Halls
Mel Brown
Paul Jones
Mine Workers Push for 30 Hour Week Reform
Washington February 11 United Mine Workers of America moved to strengthen the labor Non-Partisan League and back a federal program calling for a twenty hour work week.
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Washington
United Mine Workers of America
League faces criticism over wage law and housing plan
President BL Oliver defends St Aguinatehingen against claims the league serves as a ventriloquist dummy for the Committee for Industrial Organization. Oliver cites AFL membership among state officers and delegates as evidence of aligned national policy.
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BL. Oliver
St Aguinatehingen
Wliam Green
Amtrigan Federation of Labor
Committee For Industrial Organization
League
A. KF. of L
Oliver
A.F. of L
Hospital Auxiliary Elects Officers
The hospital auxiliary held its annual meeting Monday evening at the gas office with good attendance. President Mrs A P Roth presided as the cabinet for the coming year was announced: president Mrs L Roemer, first vice president Mrs Conrad Zilch, second vice president Mrs Jessie McLean, recording secretary Mrs W V Marshall, corresponding secretary ...
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A. P. Roth
J. A. Weshecher
L. Roemer
Conrad Zilch
Jessie Mclean
W. V. Marshall
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