New York Journalist Charles Driscoll Obscure Biography
Charles Driscoll, Kansas born, emerges as a mid twentieth century journalist connected with Intercture week of all trades. He settled in New York about ten years ago and has served as a staff writer and editor in several cities including St Paul Wichita and Cleveland. His career spans reporting for multiple papers and editorial roles across midwestern and eastern outlets.
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Charles Driscoll
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Harry Kemp
Newe York
St Paul
Buried riches of the magazine world emerge in a writer’s reminiscences
The piece surveys a career tied to European and Russian poetry, a major syndicate editor, and a prolific output including short stories and radio lectures. It recalls publishers, editors, and the bustling life of Park Row, with memories of the World’s fairs era, Max’s Busy Bee, and notable figures like James Keates, Peter Arno, and O. Henry, ending with a reflection on Gramercy’s quieter charms.
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Russia
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Peter Arno
Wellesley Expurgates Booklet Picture Of Students
Wellesley College officials removed a pictorial advertisement showing two girls in revealing gowns from a college booklet at a cost near $200. A more sedate group image replaced it, affecting the publication's tone and presentation.
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Wellesley College
Perfect 200 for Texas trapshooting champion Hausmann
LeGrange shooter H A Hausmann, fresh from winning the Texas Trapshooting Association amateur singles title, achieved a perfect 200 in Wichita Falls. He hit all 200 shots to claim top honors in the event.
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Tex
H A Hausemann
LeGrange
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Texas Trapshooting Association
Hausmann
Huge Lemon From Florida Sparks Conneaut Display
Odd display in Conneaut features a giant Florida lemon brought by W H Hurlburt. The fruit is measured at 10 inches long, five inches in diameter and weighs four pounds as part of a local exhibit of citrus curios.
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W. H Hurlburt
Homesick pigeon flies home from Texas to Boston
A carrier pigeon named Tillie owned by Richard Davis of Boston was sold to W. B. Skinner of San Antonio. After about 20 days and roughly 1800 miles, Tillie unexpectedly returned to the Davis residence in Boston, illustrating a remarkable homing instinct.
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Tillie
Richard Davis
W. 8. Skinner
San Antonio
Texas
Davis
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