New York Day by Day reflections by C O McIntyre and peers
In a New York snapshot, C O McIntyre notes cultural figures and nightlife from Hammett to Louis, quotes Will Rogers, praises Dorothy Thompson and Lindy’s, and recalls the Evening World staff’s 1917 18 era with survivors Terhune and Long, detailing memory and literary output.
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Grim Reaper
Old
Evening World
E. C. Canpin
J. H. Tennant
Gene Bertrand
Nixola Greeley-Smith
Lindsay Dennison
Bozeman Bulger
Jack Goldfrap
Wurra Warra McLaughlin
Ernest Bodington
Harry Hazlewood
Frank Marney
Will van Benthuysen
Charlie Somerville
Arthur W. Clark
Johnny Pollock
Remsey Crawford
Jos Jordan
Love and Money Clash in Centerville Romance
Marianne Minear, a small town girl in Centerville, faces social snubs after her high school sweetheart deserts her for Sabra Anderson. Her sister Eve seeks money as power, while Marianne starts a tentative romance with Leonard Bailey, a real estate man turned plumber’s rival, as she tries to prove her worth and navigate a town where wealth shapes status. The chapter ends with a planned movie date and a hinted future meeting, leaving Marianne hopeful yet conflicted.
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Marianne Minecar
Centerville
Monte Thurston
Sabra Anderson
Marianne
Eve
York
Gleason
Mari
Arianne
Hickey
Leonard Bailey
Red Book editor and Bert Terhune inspire collie romance notes
The editor of the Red Book and Bert Terhune discussed writing stories about his collies. A tale recalls a newspaperman city editor Charles Chapin at the Evening World, early hours, job prospects, and a sympathetic yet firm rejection during layoffs.
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Red Book
Terhune
Long
Bert
Charles Chapin
Evening World
Sing Sing
Pajama Salon Show Features Noted Models Today
An ash gray silver themed display showcased spruce uppers including Tony Biddle Tuillo Carminati and William Rhine lander Stewart. One model wore a crepe silk choral style as part of the presentation today.
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Tony Biddle
Tuillo Carminati
William Rhinelander Stewart
Nightwear Fads and The Galeries Lafayette Bust
The narrator recalls pink purified sleepwear and black sashes with pink rabbit fur slippers priced at 95 dollars plus tax. They mention a Trobe de nuit section in Galeries Lafayette and past purchases like a whisker bag, mustache curlers, an old-fashioned night shirt, a snore stopper, and rambunctious mittens as humorous holiday souvenirs.
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Trobe de Nuit
Rayon
Galeries Lafayette
S. van Dine
Roy Howard
Irvin Cobb
Bob Davis
George Buckley
Modes and Manners on Hosts Guests and Dresses
A hostess may help a female guest remove a coat and hang it up. A high school girl need not own many evening dresses to attend socials. With one dress she can last the season by varying accessories, hair ornaments, and jewelry to change her look.
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Hickey
Marianne
State as Coercive Tool of the Bourgeois in Russia
The text argues that Marxian theory treats the State as a coercive organ serving the wealthy and bourgeois class. It contends that in Russia the state machinery operates to benefit those in power who are essentially the wealthy and bourgeois.
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Russia
Beauty Tips for Oily Sensitive Skin and Youthful Neck
An advice column suggests a light melting cream for preliminary cleansing followed by castile soap and tepid water. Rinse, pat with a chilled skin tonic, then use a mild tonic after cleansing to control oil. For the neck, massage the throat nightly, wipe excess cream, and finish with ice cold skin tonic, plus posture tips and neck foundation.
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A. S
Water softening plant topic at New London Rotary meeting
New London residents discussed erecting a water softening plant with engineer Lewis McDowell. A three member committee was formed to meet the Board of Public Affairs and council, and a thorough discussion followed with 28 members present.
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New London
Rotary
Lewis McDowell
Messrs. Winebar
J. O'Hara
Burskey
McDowell
Parent Teachers Meeting Moved to Jan 27 Evening
The monthly meeting is rescheduled to Monday evening January 27 to avoid the McKinley banquet. A special program is planned and a large turnout is urged.
Hospital Board Holds Meeting in New London
The New London Hospital Association board met in the Mayor's office Friday evening led by Leon B. Stone and secretary Mrs. O. W. Leech. The key topic was a proposed by-law change to cut board members from seven to five, with the current setup calling for two...
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The
New London Hospital Association
Leon B. Stone
O. W. Leech
Village council to elect six for hospital board
Directors to be elected from the village council, township trustees, and a representative citizen group. Six will elect the seventh. two terms expire soon, by laws to remain. A 1 mill levy for hospital expenses expires this year and will be renewed to maintain finances without new local taxes. New board members named and to meet in February to select the seventh member and begin operations.
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Fivo
Eitizenry
Emali
New London
Ewart Hartman
Lewis Heyman
Fred Buzard
Charles Crawford
W. O A. Peck
L. B. Stone
Surprise Dinner Honors Worthy Patron Culbertson
Leroy Chapter No 82 C E S honored their Worthy Patron H R Culbertson with a surprise six oclock dinner at the Culbertson home on Monday evening. Thirty two members of the Star Chapter attended.
Evening event features Culbertson tribute and gifts
Worthy Matron Letha Spade leads the gathering in songs including Blest Be the Tie That Binds after a banquet. A Major Bowes Amateur Program follows before Mr Culbertson is called to speak and a gift is presented by remaining Chapter officers.
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Mr. Culbertson
Letha Spade
Bowes
Mrr. Culbertson
Terrorist Mutugka Condemned to Death in Hungary
Sylvester Mutugka, a self described terrorist, claimed hypnotic influence drove him to wreck trains across Germany Austria and Hungary. He was condemned to death by a Hungarian criminal court after his actions were ruled as severe crimes against the state and public safety.
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Budapest
Sylvester Mutugka
Germany
Austria
Hungary
Prison Term for Mutuske Follows Toll of Wrecks
A court sentence orders Mutuske to serve one year in prison after a series of deadly wrecks that claimed many lives. The toll of the incidents and the ensuing fixes prompted the judge to demand accountability and safety reforms.
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Evourt
Longer Life for Candles and Brazil Health Notes
Candles last longer when coated with colorless varnish and dried before lighting, preventing wax from melting. Interior and rural Brazil are described as sickly, with conservative estimates showing 70 percent of the population affected by book work and rural areas reporting infant mortality as high as 600 per thousand.
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Brazil
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