Foreman Representatives and Burke Kuipers Mahoney
Fragmented notice lists named individuals and addresses in New York Chicago Atlanta and Georgia. It references a daily mast editorial and communication lines for The Daily Mail with figures for average net paid circulation for January.
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Foreman
Burke, Kuipers and Mahoney
Dinc
New York
Chicago
Wabasa
Lexington Ave
Atlanta, GA
Tal Glenn Bia
Mail Jam
Publication Rights and News Dispatches Policy
A notice states that the Associated Press holds exclusive rights to use all news dispatches credited to it or not in the patch and local news published there. It reserves all publication rights of special dispatches herein.
August Myths and Weather Through American Lore
An edited miscellany discusses August as a mythic and real month. It questions heat records, cites folklore about the dog days and August dangers, notes the Declaration of Independence anniversary, and reflects on late-summer events and nature's peak before autumn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Humanity's varied ambitions from fame to service
The article surveys how people chase recognition, art, wealth, and public esteem. It notes that some seek community or national fame while others value public service or philanthropy. It contrasts notoriety with genuine deeds, suggesting the difference between genius and ordinary effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feme
Faith and Cooperation Quick to Guide Business Morale
The piece argues that faith in a new standard and cooperative effort from both employers and employees are essential to overcoming economic challenges. It notes visible signs like shop window slogans and quotes a businessman who commits to do his part, emphasizing practical cooperation over miracles.
Overweight Rates, Elderly Health and London Conference Note
An insurance firm finds 20 percent of policyholders over 40 are overweight. Doctors say being underweight in elderly life is better than overweight. The piece warns inactivity shortens life and mentions the London Economic Conference as largely a failure, noting it was more a conference than economic. It also references machine age and drive with equipment at work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Washington Quietly Waits for 1936 Republican Breaks
Washington reports explain a Republican campaign of silence after the special session. Everette Sanders, GOP National Committee chair, paused revival meetings and traveled to Europe. The party bets on reactive breaks from Congress and hopes to regain control of one chamber, aiming to shape recovery policy in January.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert Plummer
Washington
Everette Sanders
Republican National Committee
Congress
Sanders
Europe
Roosevelt
Just Fouxs By EDGAR A. GUEST
Poem contrasts urban grief with nature as speaker shifts from a strife filled day to calm reflection. He finds solace fishing on a stream free from city life under open sky, feeling transformed from harsh worry to peaceful clarity.
Sherwood Refuses to Answer Questions at Federal Grand Jury
New York August court ruling upheld Sherwood's right not to answer most questions about his ties to James J Walker during the disappearance probe. He cited potential self incrimination and constitutional grounds. A related witness admitted cashing a 1023 dollar check in Mexico City drawn on Central Hanover Bank, claiming it was his.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Russell T. Sherwood
James
Walker
Robert P. Patterson
United States
Georges Z. Medalie
Sherwood
State Supreme Court
Patterson
Medalie
Mexico City
Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company
Cumberland Fair Hosts Daredevil Car Crash Event
More than forty thrill seekers applied to Cumberland Fair authorities to enter a head-on collision stunt at 40 miles per hour on opening day August 21. Wilbur Stouffer of Cumberland is among the applicants as drivers risk serious injury in the staged crash tied to the International Congress of Daredevils.
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Cumberland Fair
Wilbur Stouffer
Sylvia Sidney's Bronx temper and Broadway rise
Sullivan reports Sylvia Sidney, the Bronx child star who walked off a Hollywood set, later faced studio battle over return to work after medical issues. The piece recalls her temper, earlier Broadway debut in The Challenge of Youth, and a doctor diagnosed torn ligament after a fainting episode amid a performance.
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William. Gaines
New York
Sylvia Sidney
Bronx
Hollywood
Sophie
Miss Sidney
Coe
Broadway
Washington
Sidney
Manhattan
Park Avenue
Charles Dickens
Fungi and Disease Evidence Traced Through History
The article traces the role of fungi in disease from early discoveries by Hooke and Langenbeck to later identifications of thrush ringworm and favus. It explains mycology as the study of fungi and outlines three fungal classes parasitic saprophytic and facultative, noting fungi lack chlorophyll and roots.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belon
Robert Hooke
Langenbeck
Man
Man Arrested After Failing Suicide Attempt and Fire
William Ripport told a municipal judge I wanted to end it all after firing 11 times without success. He was fined for carrying concealed weapons. A mouse short circuited a furnace switch, starting a fire at Roosevelt School in Salinas, causing several hundred dollars in damage.
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Chicago
William Riptort
Roosevelt
Salinas
Cal
First Descriptions of Africans as Negroes by Iberian Powers
Historical note indicates the term Negroes was used by Spanish and Portuguese to refer to Africans, reflecting early racial nomenclature and labeling in colonial discourse.
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Audit Bureau of Circulation
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United States Weather Bureau
New England
Thomas Jet
Ferson
Whip- Poor-will
WWE United
Bawohen
Wanaena Heat
Daily
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Fron Earth
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Jemntion
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G. O. P. Inaders
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Senator Penrose
Pennsylvania
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Sion
Taft
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Edgar A. Guest
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Renoen
Ike
Cumberland
Utah Natural Resources Association
Cactus Natural Resource
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Schindel - Rohrer
Tristate Electrical Supply ,O,, Inc
New York Academy of Medicis
Ago Galdston
R. D. McKee
Maytag Electric
Washers Home Furniture
Potomac_at
Roney Bros
Washington St
Low Rates Gas CO
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Seaboard
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