Lindberghs Plan Sail Home From Europe
Paris report states the Lindberghs, worn after a three month world spanning exploration, will sail for home soon. Mrs. Lindbergh longs for home duties and Paris gowns seem impractical due to baggage limits as Charles awaits further news of Jon. The couple, sought by crowds, refrained from Atlantic flight and prepared for swift departure.
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Lindberghs
United States
United Reas
Paris
the Lindberghs
Charles A. Lindbergh
Crillon
Col. Lindbergh
Anne Morrow Lindbergh
Colonel
Inverness
Scotland
United Press
Lindbergh
Salling
Aubrey Nell Morgan
Elizabeth Morrow
Mrs. Lindbergh
Charles
Baby
Jon Lindbergh
Elyria Mayor Reflects on City Finances and Assets
Mayor W H Vanoster recalls a favorable $32 643 balance on taking office while revenue shrank by about $100 000 leading to an $82 000 shortfall. He cites citizen loyalty and willingness to help as the city works under economic strain and a nearly $2.92 million bonded debt across Water Works General Bonds and Special Assessments.
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Elyria
Columbus
Nightlife at a New York speakeasy and Lindberghs
A vivid New York evening scene describes a pretentious speakeasy with Versailles like decor, a muted orchestra, and aristocratic atmosphere. Mrs Lindbergh explains their simple lifestyle while Col Lindbergh visits a naval seaplane station. the piece notes celebrity diners, ornate bartending, and a swarm of fashionable patrons, amid wartime intrigue and public curiosity.
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New York
Versailles
Danbury Fair and Night at the Bar with Puns and Icons
An anxious narrator endures taunts at a bar as humorist Dan Sullivan and performer George Jessel loom in playful banter. The scene includes a mocking city, a lively crowd, and a series of comic exchanges amid the restaurant’s lively ambiance.
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Tien
Deacon
Frank Sullivan
Glorious table theater as cafe dining becomes spectacle
A fragment describes a dramatic dining scene with a bold captain leading guests and patrons reacting theatrically. The text hints at a European influence and American cafes adopting a similar performance style, with casual references to Roy Howard and a host's gracious gesture toward the entree.
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Roy Howard
Walter
Dinner on the blink and a taunting farewell scene
A fragmentary dime novel style scene shows a young woman exiting an anteroom mirror, calling farewell to a father with taunting lines about his spendthrift ways. The speaker, loud enough for cloakroom onlookers, hints at social theatrics and family tensions amid a dinner setting.
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Les Mureau
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Arch Solwyo
Tommy Manville
Ed Bullivan
Sanchez
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Tia
Hasszu Lepes
Contrexeville
Damozel
George Jessel
Jessel
Mr. Ouslay
Virgie
Judge Seabury
LEE Whitney Co
Broad
Hast Avenue
McNaught Synedicate, Inc
Blue Gen Coal
Kennedy Koal KO
Klean Koal
Elyria Telephone Co
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