New York Day By Day Diary Notes From Jan 23
Charles B. Driscoll chronicles a day in New York with caustic asides on Doctor Dafoe, coffee at Dutch Treat Club, and nostalgia for old foods. He records conversations with Annie the ironsmith, Bob Brinkerhoff, and Mr. Meyer the steakhouse proprietor, contrasting kosher beef methods with western practices and sharing personal reflections on city sounds and social scenes.
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New York
Frazier Hunt
Doctor Dafoe
Spike
America
Bob Brinkerhoff
Dutch Treat Club
Hire
Clarence Budington Kelland
Arizona Sun
J. F. Dezauche
Operousas
Stuckey
Pohac Oa
WP. Meyer
Liberty Street
Mr. Meyer
Cary Morgan Plans Return Home and Hidden Motives
Cary Morgan stands by a San Francisco hotel window preparing to leave for the Garth ranch. Her mother Lucretia and friend Ivy debate inheritance from dead John Tyle and David Garth’s past actions. Cary fears Anthony Garth may intrigue her as she contemplates seeing him again and assessing hidden family loyalties.
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Ary Morgan
San Francisco
Golden Gate
Pacific
Lucretia
Ivy
David Garth
Cary
David
Anthony Garth
Jim Constance
Lucretia Tyle
Cary Cary
Ivy Dana
Lou
Garth Ranch
Acretia
John Tyle
Francisco Street
Cara
Anthony
Sins of NYC Taste and Turmoil Sparked by Copper Heist
A 1939 McNaught Syndicate piece notes New York eateries spiced with Cayenne pepper and Melba toast, while a dramatic account recalls activists attacking Sixth Avenue steel structures to steal miles of copper cables, provoking questions about motive and danger.
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New York Public Library
Heywood Broun
Nicholas Murray Butler
New York
Joe Cook
Ford Frick
George Wellbaum
The
Telephone Company
Lotos Club
Sixth Avenue
McNaught Syndicate
Legion Post 197 Holds Regular Meeting in South Amherst
A regular meeting of South Amherst American Legion Post No. 197 met in the club rooms with Commander Harry Ruth presiding. Routine business was completed and favorable reports were presented. After adjournment nine members enjoyed a social time with card games.
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South Amherst
Rev Daniel Busar to Speak at Amherst Revival Services
The Amherst Four Square Church pastor Rev Daniel Busar will speak at the Methodist Church revival services this evening. Special music and singing will be featured along with other inspiring elements. The public is urged to attend.
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Daniel Busar
Amherst Four Square Church
Methodist Church
Village Council to Hold Regular Meeting at Town Hall
The Village Council will meet at the town hall this evening for a regular session. Mr and Mrs Clem Gratz visited Saturday at the home of their daughter and husband, Mr and Mrs Edwin Sharpe in Cleveland. Among the ancients virtue was linked to patriotism in some form.
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Clem Gratz
Edwin Sharpe
Cleveland
Man's Nature Binds Him to Work for Progress
A concise reflection asserts that human nature drives continual effort toward advancement and improvement across society. It frames work as inherent to progress, suggesting enduring obligation and motivation to build and evolve.
Eaton Cagers To Have Dad's Night
Eaton boys designate January 24 as Dad's Night with Brownhelm visiting for basketball. Dads admitted free to the game and a social hour with refreshments planned afterward.
Neglectful Fathers May Be Forced To Assist ADC
County Commissioner O. G. Dunn reported that neglectful fathers could be compelled to support their children under the Aid for Dependent Children program. A delegation of aid recipients claimed to know cases where divorced husbands might be oblig'd to contribute, easing disbursements. Dunn referred the matter to the Board of Public Assistance ahead of their Monday meeting, noting a county ADC cut will drop about 79 families this year.
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O. G. Dunn
Dunn
Board of Public Assistance
ADC
Baptists Prepare Forum at Oberlin Church
A Better Church Forum will be held at First Baptist Church Oberlin on Friday January 27 as part of the World Witness Program of the Northern Baptist Convention. Dr Paul Judson Morris and Dr Benjamin Weeks will speak on redemption of a race with focus on Bacone College Oklahoma.
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World Witness
Northern Baptist Convention
First Baptist Church
Oberlin
Lorain Baptist Association
Paul Judson Morris
Ohio Baptist Convention
Benjamin D. Weeks
Bacone College
Weeks
Oklahoma
America
Home Mission Society
Helen Wickes
Department of Christian Education
Granville
Entertaining Church
Baptist Churches of
Ohio
Eaton Briefs Dinner Guests At Hawkes Home
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hawke from Nova were dinner guests Friday of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Hawke. The annual meeting of the North Eaton Telephone Company stock holders, postponed from Friday January 13, will be held Monday evening.
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EATON
Earl Hawke
Nova
W. R. Hawke
North Eaton Telephone Company
Social Visit Report From Butter Nut Ridge
Mrs William West of Butter nut Ridge spent Tuesday visiting Mrs Frank Shuster at the town hall after a morning in town.
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Ning
Town Hal
William West
Butternut Ridge
Frank Shuster
Francis Parkman Suffered Prolonged Ill Health Hallmark
Francis Parkman, renowned American historian, endured long illness that reduced his literary output to about six lines daily for a period of MM years, reflecting severe health constraints on his work.
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Francis Parkman
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Charles B. Driscoll
Jand
Brooklyn
Mars
Sistel
Chas. Driscoll
Lydia E. Pinkham
Pinkham
Pennington
Broad Street
Paradise Soda Grill
Ary
West Coast
Hand
Amherst
Legion Meeting
Rev. Busar
Paul J. Morris
Eaton Briefs
Good Housekeeping Bureau
Murbach
Elyria Furniture CO
Lorain County
Simmons
Elyria
Adjutant H. Hillier
Liberal
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