Night calls and fears of heart palpitations in New York
A New York physician reports 76 percent of late night calls are for palpitations, usually not dangerous, with a $25 night fee. He notes fear peaks between 3 and 5 am and calls are often unnecessary. The piece also discusses critics’ relations to theater managers Ziegfeld and Percy Hammond and concludes fair reporting by journalists.
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New York
Upper East Side
Ther
Ziegfeld
You and Your Child by Jane Herbert Goward
A mother tolerates her boisterous children while discussing self expression. The author argues children are exuberant and need activity, but require guidance to learn social manners. She suggests setting boundaries and polite limits to channel self expression without stifling individuality.
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Orn
Alice
John
Notable Coward visit and social rounds in Chicago
Chicago notes reflect a mix of entertainment and local life. Noel Coward visits to be best man for manager Jack Wilson, joined by Gertrude Lawrence and Beatrice Lillie on the boat, shaping a vivid scene of networking and affable tension among producers, actors, and society figures.
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Noel Coward
Jack Wil
Wilson
Coward
Wall Street
Financial District
New York
Gertrude Lawrence
Bertha Pember
Leon Mapes
Murray Ridge
Maynard Purdv
Dayton
Ubu
Karl Ross
Ladies Aid Society
A. J. Carpenter
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Percy Hammond
Jane Herbert Goward
Chicago
Beatrice Lillie
Freddy Bartholomew
McNaught Syndicate
Stanley Hasken
Stanlon Hopkin
Evelyn Evans
Columbus Grove
Stanley
Hicksville
Ohio
Columbus
Ohio State University
Sarah Ross
Poe H ' Doe
Florda
Lee Terrell
George Cornish
Phebe Lyon
Walter Cornish
Jack Lyon
Eastern Star Auxilary
Lodi
Col. A.C. Roebuck
Founders’ Days
A. C. Roebuck
Richard Sears
Sears, Roebuck & Co
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Roebuch
America
Muy
Sears
Heavy Galy
Pric
Dulux
Kenmore
Imperial
Delane
Ersales
Canton
Eindh
Prosperity Gas Range
Sears New
Elyria