New York Day by Day by Charles B Driscoll
A New York Day by Day column sketches celebrities and daily life figures. Geraldine Farrar travels with a winged horseshoe motif while Mantle and Knowles work a long running show. Swope and Lake are profiled among others in light society notes.
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New York
Charles B. Driscoll
Geraldine Farrar
Connecticut Woods
Burns Mantle
Chas
Driscol
Fred Knowles
Dover Plains
Mantle
Knowles
Herbert Bayard
Swope
Showmen and City Oddities Highlight Daily Life
The piece recalls a hungry sandwich man in Union Square unable to light a cigaret, a stamp mart on Wee 223 Street, and pigeons fed by street vendors near St Patrick's Cathedral. It notes Rockefeller Center trees grime coated and suggests a humorously impractical leaf washing by a monkey, plus a portrait of Major Bowes as a courtly showman.
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Wee' 223
Tenth Avenue
Forties
St. Partick’s
Fifth Avenue
Rockefeller Center
South Amherst Scout Ice Cream Social and Local Events
South Amherst Boy Scout Troop with Frank Powers as Scout Master sponsors an ic cream social on the town hall lawn Wednesday evening with a forty five piece band as added attraction. The public is invited to attend.
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South Amherst
Frank Powers
Town Hall
Green Soap Shampoo Backed as Hair Dandruff Remedy
An old dermatology article explains hair growth cycles and graying causes while cautioning against questionable color restorers. It emphasizes regular shampooing with green soap, thorough brushing, scalp massage, sun exposure, and gentle oils to manage dandruff and balance scalp health.
Voter for 40 Years Found Alien, Seeks Citizenship
Joe Vannater 70 years old had voted in every election since 1898 but was deemed an alien by old age pension officials who refused him a pension. Records show he was born in Georgetown Ontario July 31, 1868 and moved to the United States at 17. He first voted in Smithville Arkansas and had voted here since 1904. He has applied for citizenship to rectify the status.
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Kenton
Joe Vannater
Kenton Man
Georgetown
Ont
United States
Smithville
Ark
Vannaier
Last Of The Flatheads Che pos To cos Dead
TOPPENISH WASH The last of the Flathead Indians on the Yakima reservation is dead. He was Che pos to cos or Owl Child a crinkled tribesman of more than 90 years. Owl Child spent his boyhood in Oregon then went to Montana where he took part in horse stealing forays and coups. He liked to recount the Little Bighorn massacre tale.
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Toppenish
Yakima Reservation
Owl Child
Oregon Country
Montana
George A. Custer
Little Big Horn
Lorain County Eyes Waterproofing Pleas View Sanatorium Walls
Commissioners said they may contract for waterproofing the sandstone walls of Pleasant View Sanatorium this summer if a satisfactory job can be guaranteed. Work requires dry hot weather and bids may be needed only if costs exceed 1000 dollars. Board Chairman John E Davidson said he would inspect waterproofing at the Jewish Temple and St Mary's church in Lorain today.
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Pleasant View Sanatorium
John E. Davidson
Lorain
Jewish Temple
St. Mary's Church
Davidson
Man Believed Drowned Returns Home After Year
Williamantic Connecticut Joseph G Beaulieu comes home nearly one year after his overturned canoe was found in the Williamantic river. His wife and 4 year old son mourned him as dead. He says he went to Canada after the capsizing and only recently learned his family and friends believed him drowned. He apologizes for leaving town and aims to make amends.
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Williamantic, Conn
Williamantic River
Joseph G. Beaulieu
Canada
Australian eucalyptus used for paper oil and Eucalyptine liquor
Burnie reports the versatile eucalyptus is employed in producing cream writing paper, extracting eucalyptus oil for medicinal use, and creating a palatable liquor known as Eucalyptine.
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Burnie
Australia
Poultry Congress Visitors May Tour Lorain County
Lorain County committee prepares for Poultry Congress visitors with possible tours Aug 1 to 3 leaving Cleveland. Buses will visit Lorain, Elyria, Cascade Park, Gates Hospital, American Lace plant, a corn roast at Fields Corners church, Oberlin College campus, Herrick Memorial Library, a Wellington hatchery, with escorts by local police and sheriff. Trip availability depends on registrations.
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Poultry Congress
Lorain County
Poultry Congress Tours Committee
Cleveland
Lorain
Elyria
Cascade Park
Gates Hospital
American Lace Manufacturing Company
Fields Corners Methodist Church
Oberlin
Oberlin College
Wellington
Herrick’ Memorial
Motif No 1 wharf earns international artist fame
Rockport Massachusetts small fish wharf gains global notice as Motif No 1. Lester Hornaby, known for sketches of Boston Paris Rome and London, tagged the wharf with the moniker years ago.
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Rockport
Mass
Little Fish Wharf
Lester Hornaby
Boston
Paris
Rome
London
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U. S
Patent Office
New Yorker
Mister
Frank
Cal
Herb
Simon Lake
Times Square
Eddie Rickenbacker
Airlines
Manhattan
Algonquin
Frank Case
Kidd
Albert Payson Terhune
Cap
Lance & Lehman Auto Sales
E. Broad Sr
Elyria, Ohio
Mount Baker
Washington
Tain
Mr. Terhune
Union Square
Major Bowes
Westinghouse
Proctor
Real Value
General Electric Radio
Amherst
Sandstone City Avenue Club
Vermilion-on-the-Lake
Martin Springer
Robert Allsop
Ladies’ Alvar Society
Methodist Church
Recreation Center
Ladies Altar Society
Nativity Church
Steve Velogi
Harvey Ammenhauser
Nativity Parish
Hister’s Woods
Louis Kreeger
Warren
Ohio
John Berger
Walbridge Park
Toledo
Albert Bickel
Wm. Emery
British Home Office
Claud North Chrisman, M.D
Hans Friedenthal
DR Chrisman
Voter
Che-pos To-cos
WHARF
Herbert
Tareyton
Style Center
Eisenberg
Fanchon
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