New York Day by Day by O. O. McIntyre in 1920s chatter
In a breakfast memoir style the New York Day by Day column notes social blurbs from vaudeville stars Elvira and Elvira in San Francisco to Burns and Maunties in Forest Hills. It mentions Dean Palmer hunting in Mississippi, gossip about Sheila Barrett Lois Long Minnie Vesey and Paris Rome lobbies, and a humorous scene with a penny coin at a cabaret singer. It also references Roy Howard, Scripps, Frazier Hunt, Alfonso and Ray Noble as part of the social panorama.
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New York
Cleary
Elvira
Eivira
San Francisco
Ripley
Dean Palmer
Mississippi
Sheila Barrett
Lois Long
Minnie C. Vesey
Forest Hills
Burns
Pearson
Bill Hawkins
Robert Scripps
Millmar
San Diego
Roy Howard
Java
Hawkins
Frazier Wunt
King Alfonso
Madrid
Cosmopolitan Magazine
Hunt
Rome
Alfonso
Fragmented Odds and Ends of Nightlife Gossip
The note weaves disjointed vignettes from a city scene. It mentions a host among weary men, a honey-haired ermined lady, and a cryptic remark about a memory of a golden dream. Quotes reference Dorothy Thompson, Cecil B. De Mille, and Queen Wilhelmina in casual, humorous snippets.
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Bugatelles
Dorothy Thompson
Cecil B. DeMille
Wilhelmina
Meredith Nicholson
Venezuela
Hugh Walpole
Peggy Joyce
Corey Ford Fly Described With Colored Features
The article details the Corey Ford fly including a cream body gray wisps and gray hackle with a gray tail. It notes Ford's hackle gray near temples and contrasts Iris pink body and absence of gray tail on mornings. It ends by saying all he needs now is a Corey Ford Trout to take the fly.
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Duke
Corey Ford
Ford
McNaught Syndicate
Al Smith Views The New Deal In Speech At Banquet
Al Smith denounces New Deal policies in Washington addressing Republicans and Democrats. He argues party platforms must mean something and calls for honoring promises, citing Roosevelt’s accepted platform while noting inflation fears and growing federal payrolls.
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Alfred E. Smith
American Liberty League
Washington
Mr. Smith
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Smith
Roosevelt
Democratic Party
Ar. Roosevelt
al Smith
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Fulfillment Of A Prophecy On Weather Forecasts
A Washington government scientist warned of a harsh winter with heavy rains snows and cold spells and predicted a brutal summer with heat and drought. The piece notes partial fulfillment of January forecasts and suggests mixed national prospects including a mild political season and calmer words.
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Southland
United States
Washington
Ile
Congress
Isaiah prophecy and the distant millennial future
A devotional on Isaiah 24 27 comparing Israel's near alliances and invasions with Babylon and Assyria to a broader future fulfilled in eternity. It urges keeping Isaiah's far off vision in view to guide present life, rest, resurrection, and the coming judgment and restoration.
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Assyria
Egypt
Babsion
Israel
Isaiah
God
Anniversaries 1736 to 1926 Revolutionary figures and events
A compressed list of notable anniversaries and historical milestones including John Brown born 1736 and Brown University benefactor, Hester Thrale born, Mozart and Lewis Carroll births, Rossiter Johnson and Samuel Gompers, Daniel Webster’s Nullification reply, Edison’s lamp patent, 1896 Armenian outrages resolution, and Italy’s Finme annexation in 1924 with a note on the Prince of Wales.
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John Brown
Providence
R.J
Brown University
Hester Lynch Piozzi
Thrale
Dr. Johnson
Wolfgang Amateus Mozart
Lewis Carroll
Charles Lutwidge Dodgson
Rossiter Johnson
New York City
Rochester
N. Y
Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
England
San Antonio
Tex
Daniel Webster
Hayne
South Carolina
Senate
Edison
Congress
Italy
Finme
Prince of Wales
King’s Hunt Ends In Tragedy As Horses Die In Fox Chase
A fragmented 1927-era report notes a fox hunt where the king’s horses collapse and die. In a separate line British troops reportedly land in Shanghai with American Marines arriving by March 6.
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King
Shanghai
Noted Americans and Notables Born Across States
A list of prominent individuals with birthplaces and ages, including William E. Lee of Moscow Idaho Jerome D Kerr New York City Phil Stong Keosauqua Iowa Ralph Odjeski Philadelphia Chicago and New York Oscar G Johnston Jackson Miss Bishop John M Moore Morgantown Ky Addis B E McKinstry Chicago Former German Emperor William II and other notables cited in a 1935 income tax notice. The piece discusses taxpayers' common errors on returns and urges careful reading of instructions and use of IRS resources for correct filing.
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William E. Lee
Moscow
Ida
Madison Co
N. C
Jerome D. Kerr
New York City
Phil Stong
Keosauqua
Iowa
Ralph
U.S. Dept of Agriculture
Jackson
Miss
John M. Moore
Methodist Episcopal Church South
San Francisco
Morgantown
Addis BE. McKinstry
Chicago
International Harvester
Eaton
Ohio
Wilerliam J
Bureau of Internal Revenue
Collector of Internal Revenue
Internal Revenue
Bureau
Today’s Horoscope Promises Harmony and Chance of Fame
The reading notes a contented, harmonious nature with strong insight and penetration. It forecasts a measure of success and potential for fame, but warns that a lack of discretion could hinder progress and should be overcome to maximize outcomes.
Your Income Tax How To Avoid Common Errors
Government urges accurate returns for 1935 period from January 1 to March 16. Early filing benefits both taxpayer and state. Many errors arise from miscalculations and omissions on income tax returns, which audits aim to correct to protect taxpayers.
Debt and money-lenders shape Indian farming life
The subnormal rainfall and other failures push farmers to borrow from money-lenders. Extravagant social and religious spending, coupled with litigation and loans beyond income, keep the average Indian farmer permanently dependent on lenders.
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India
Free-dom man named godfather to bouncing trout ly
Corey Ford of Free dom New Hampshire tops a list as the first of the many writers to become godfather to a lively trout ly. The odd local vignette highlights a quirky link between a resident, his hunting dog, and a famed activity in the area.
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Corey Ford
Freedom
N. H
Man trades 1883 silver dollar for gas then sells it for big profit
Barrett Timings earned modest pay for four days at a Steubenville gas station in 1883 after accepting a silver dollar as payment. He later sold the coin to a collector for 250 dollars, highlighting a remarkable increase in value.
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Steubenville, O
Barrett
Boy With Pituitary Dwarfism Hangs At Bloomsbury
A five year old boy at the National Hospital for Diseases of the Nervous System in Bloomsbury shows stunted growth due to pituitary dwarfism. Doctors monitor his progress and explore treatment options as experts note the case highlights endocrine disorders in childhood.
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London
National Hospital For
Bloomsbury
Echoes of ancient law forbidding women from gathering
A 2000 BC Chinese law barred women from assembling to talk politics, reflecting early state controls on public discussion and gender norms. The decree aimed to suppress political discourse among women, highlighting governance strategies in ancient China.
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B. C
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Voice of
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