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Daily Thought The Sleep Of A Laboring Man
A compact reflection opening with a biblical verse about sleep for workers. It notes sleep as home for the homeless and a friend to the friendless, quoting Eccl and Ebenezer Elliott to frame a humane, contemplative idea.
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Ebenezer Elliott
What's the Matter With Chicago in The News Era
The piece discusses Cecil Alln White’s inquiry into Chicago’s crime problems linked to prohibition and foreign born populations. It cites opinions from St Louis Post-Dispatch and Philadelphia Evening Ledger about underworld profits and gang violence, plus critique of politicians silence on reform. It also critiques Governor Smith and Mr Hoover in relation to prohibition and national policy.
Golf Talk Sparks Hope For Harmony In Marriage
Dr Joseph Collins of New York describes American men as love duffers and ignorant about women. He argues men should study women as they study golf to reduce unhappy marriages. The remarks prompted audience reaction and a hint of approval for the critic's point.
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Joseph Collins
New York
Matrimony Versus Golf And The Bachelor Doctor
A bachelor physician argues that matrimony is the best game in the world and jokes that married men would improve with more effort, yet warns their golf stroke would suffer if they tried to do everything. The tongue in cheek exchange critiques women's roles and men's ambitions in a humorous domestic debate.
Mail Pouch Women in Politics and Weather Fashion
A light assorted column notes equal political chances for women, cautions about knapping, predicts fashion in paper underwear for hot weather, and cites Chicago sticking to old styles. It also mentions knee pants season, a Texas hunter returning with a seven foot lioness, a Pennsylvania bridegroom’s arm injury before marriage, and sharp jabs at King Amanullah, war debts, and Chicago politics with personal attacks.
The Broadway Child Stars School of Show Business
In New York in the mid sixties a school trains child performers for stage life while outlining the odd hours, rehearsals, and road-going salaries. Notable alumni include Raymond Hackett and Helen Chandler as the scene's early proof of the field's children. The piece also maps Manhattan skyline changes near Wall Street and Columbus Circle.
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New York
Lord Fauntleroys
Broadway
Raymond Hackett
Helen Chandler
Lila Lee
Billey Janney
Vandals of 1928 in a New Movie Palace
Olive Roberts Barton notes three gum spots on the new theatre valued at three million dollars with fifty cent admissions. She laments vandalism driving upkeep costs to keep the grand venue pristine and questions why the same individuals tolerant of defacement seek out fresh spaces to destroy.
Tanlac Promises Relief From Indigestion and Gas
An elderly Washington D C man credits Tanlac with restoring health after stomach trouble and nervousness from a three month hospital stay. The ad touts Tanlac as a pure herbal remedy recognized by the U S Pharmacopoeia and urges readers to try it, promising a refund if it fails to help.
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Public Parks and Vandalism: A Call for Action
The piece argues city departments pay more for park cleanup than gardeners and urges enforcement of vandalism laws. It warns neglect harms public spaces, questions fines, and suggests imprisonment could foster respect for public property. It emphasizes parks belong to all visitors, not to individuals.
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Public Works
King Victor Emmanuel Triumphantly Returns to Rome
King Victor Emmanuel enters Rome after escaping a Milan bombing, riding a thronged route to the Quirinal Palace. Citizens fill streets, flags abound, shops and schools close as crowds cheer the monarch and he salutes from the balcony in a national demonstration of thanks.
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Victor Emmanuel
Milan
Quirinal Palace
Cleaning blankets by shaking, washing, and drying
When washing blankets, shake first then plunge into warm suds and wash. Hang on a line stretching firmly and rinse with the garden hose. The instructions emphasize thorough rinsing and proper line drying to prevent mildew.
Two Worlds Within One Mind By Edgar A Guest
Poem reflects on dual worlds two exist for each person a familiar local life and a distant wider world. The speaker contrasts news of strangers with personal daily scenes noting neighbors and familiar seasons shape identity while distant rulers and travels fade to background.
Improvement in business conditions in heavy industries rises
New York April 16 reports show improvement mainly in heavy industries while wholesale and retail trade slow after Easter. March data indicate activity ahead of last year though weather and road conditions hinder some regions. Steel and auto sectors lead gains with Detroit employment up and construction permitting rising versus 1927.
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New York
Detroit
Easter visits and church news from local families
State Line notes Easter visits extend across Cumberland Hagerstown and Baltimore. Local households welcome relatives and report on Easter egg hunts and church events at Trinity Reformed and First U B churches. Rev. J A Yost resigns pastorate. Rev. Charles Moon succeeds him. Woman's Missionary Society met at the Burkholder home with attendance listed.
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Jacob Horst
Celia Stotler
Clyde Barnhart
Robert Stotler
Harry Horst
Mary Horst
Pauline Myers
Dorothy Barnhart
Hazel Burkholder
Methodist ministers see $100 raise in earnings
Chicago April 16 Although Methodist Episcopal ministers now earn about $1496 yearly on average, they receive a $100 annual increase over 1923. Dr J B Jingleley secretary of the board of pension released the figures today.
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Methodist Episcopal
J. B. Jingeley
Board of Pension
Borah Gratified At War Renunciation Invite
Senator Borah is gratified that all leading nations have been invited to join a proposal to renounce war. The statement comes as diplomatic efforts move toward a broader framework for peace.
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Borah
Brown Roasts and Oven Heat for Juicy Roasts
A reader explains roasting technique to achieve a deep brown crust by an initial very hot oven then lowering the temperature. The method aims to seal in juices and develop color for a tender finished dish.
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