Deity He Heil and National Representatives Mentioned
Fragmentary clipping references deity He Heil and national representatives Kuipere and Mahoney with mentions of the Graybar Building in Atlanta and the Associated Press disclaimer about news dispatch rights and publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
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Mall
Sundae
Hagersee
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NEW _YORK
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Associated Press
Associated Presa
Self-critique as a social remedy
A column advocates criticizing oneself rather than others to ease troubles. It warns against assuming bad motives in friends and acquaintances and urges a mental and moral revolution to curb this harmful habit.
Fears of Youth and Future Prospects Across Generations
An early 20th century reflection contrasts youthful optimism with anxiety about employment and the future. It notes youth’s resilience and potential for achievement while warning against dwelling on fears. Mixed lines from poetry and commentary address attitudes toward youth, work, and societal expectations.
Women jurors urged to keep hats on in court
Supreme Court Justice Abran Zoller of New York questions whether women jurors should remove hats. He argues businesslike appearance aids justice, while film director John Farrow notes women feel beauty is part of their civic duty. The debate centers on self confidence versus courtroom conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Abran. Zoller
New York
John Farrow
Uhey
Advertising an Essential for Business Success
A column argues essential expenditures include location proper quarters and adequate staff. It states advertising builds public awareness and favorable impressions, noting that a business must be seen as giving good service and vitality to succeed.
Judge orders WPA worker to sell or give away car
In North Adams a judge ordered a young WPA worker to dispose of his automobile after his wife testified he spent most of his $12 weekly earnings on the car. The decree typifies the era when auto ownership was debated as a financial burden amid hardships, with the piece noting the strain on a family budget and responsibilities.
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North Adams
Mass
WPA
Chiel
Automobile Found Abandoned Near Hopewell
A car with Pennsylvania plates was found abandoned near Hopewell by sheriff’s officers. It is believed stolen and registered to a Pittsburgh man. A fashion note mentions a polka dotted pleated skirt with a fancy fitted jacket as a popular town or country outfit this season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hopewell
Pittsburgh
Washington Daybook notes on courts and air mail contracts
Washington coverage discusses Roosevelt’s court reform proposals, Senate and House bills for adding judges, and differing aims of policy versus patronage. It includes anecdotes on officials, walk etiquette, and low cost air mail contracts with Pennsylvania Central and TWA, plus updates on River films and a Plow That Broke the Plains successor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Merriy
Roosevelt
Congress
Supreme Court
Senate
House Judiciary Committee
Geven
Judiciary
Hughes
How to handle bunions from shoes and care tips
The article explains bunions as swelling of the joint near the big toe caused by tight footwear. It recommends roomy well fitting shoes for all ages, caution for diabetics or arteriosclerosis, advice on temporary relief with hot baths and adhesive plasters, and warns against self surgery or overly aggressive callosity removal.
Just Folks By Edgar A Guests Garden Start
The author humorously compares new gardeners with young fathers beginning in a garden. He recalls four loves in life and notes how new husbands unite in garden meetings to learn about roses, flowers, and growth as they begin their own gardening journeys.
Man About Manhattan Glimpses from a Busy Era
A mosaic of New York vignettes and notable figures. Senator Gillette dines alone at a favorite hotel. Opera-voicing Italian kids in Little Italy. Lily Pons returns to Connecticut. Conductor John Barbirolli smokes. debates about Al Jolson's first name arise. Notes on Fifth Avenue drugstores and a World Fair cue. Period quips on taxis, beer jackets, and random street scenes.
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New York
Gillette
Fifth Avenue
42Nd
110Th Streets
Little Italy
Venice
Rome
John Barbirolli
Lily Pons
Norman
Silver Mine
Connecticut
Richardson Wright
House and Garden
Lily
Mile
South America
al Jolson
Alfred
Alford
Albert
Allen
Paris
Moscow
Vienna
London
Berlin
Crawford County
the Times
Wall Street
Fourth Avenue
Five Drowned After Cloudburst Swallows Mountain Stream
In Manchester Kentucky, a cloudburst turned Tobes Branch into a raging river washing away a three room house. Five members of Robert Thompson's family were found dead, with Dallas Thompson missing and seven of eight children accounted for. Claude Salyers 17 and his stepfather escaped. A note mentions 1820 to 1937 immigration totals.
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Manchester
Robert Thompson
Thompson
Dallas
Claude Salyers
Octagon House by Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Asey Mayo investigates the Marina Lorne murder on Cape Cod. Pam Frye disappeared after stashing 50000 dollars in ambergris, while a Turkish tobacco smoker shadows her trail. Tim Carr, a left handed Octagon House boarder, is linked to the alibi and a family mystery surrounding the missing treasure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asey Mayo
Cape Cod
Marina Lorne
Pam Frye
Asey
Pam
Roddy Strutt
Tim Carr
Octagon House
Marina
Tim
Aaron Frye
Frye
Pam Sounde
Carrs
Carr
Timothy
Octagon House Clocks Advance a Tangled Town Mystery
Asey Mayo uncovers mounting tensions at Quanomet as Pam finds ambergris, Frye hints at dangers, and odd fellow Aaron Frye links to a volatile undercurrent. Asey observes the Carrs, questions loyalties, and spots an eerie clock-filled hallway fueling the strange events.
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Frye
Asey
Bill Porter
Pam
Matina
Asey Mayo
Aaron Frye
Octagon House
Carrs
Cofsright
Thorke Atwood Taylor
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Sre Lig Mall
Phillips
General Manager Co. & P
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Daily Mail
Haterete Ae
Teo
Theresa Helburn
HO Caine
Leréd Halifax
Nate Belecvie
Lord Wallas
Tulsa
Ethos Ovary
Bors
Reshops
Indianapolis
Cecelia Earhart
Toledo
Amelia Earhart
Preston Grover
Chares Claunch
Navy
White House
Claunch
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Interestate Commerce Commission
T.W.A
Winslow
Ariz
San Francisco
Dayton
Ohio
Chicago
Treasury
Pare Lorentz
Resettlement Administration
R.A
Minnesota Woods
Cairo
New Orleans
Lego Galdston, M.D
R. D. McKee
Hoffman Chevrolet Sales (Incorporated
W. Waenington St
Edgar A
Man About
Manhattan
George Tucker
Lufkin
Texas
Billy Rose
Mexico
Pancho Villa
Central Park
Montgomery Ward & CO
Washington St
General Electric
W& Nine Shockey Furniture Co
Summit Avenue
R.&g. Dep’t Store
Kay
Hagerstown
Atlanta City
S. Virginian
White
Sulpher
Speiwex
W. Va
Cleveland
Ore
Hehobeth Beach
Del
Richmond
Geran City
Heatth
Wenn
Widen
Chesepeske and Potomes Telephone Company
Beltimore City
M.C. Magaha
Areaus Hogesiows
Maryland
United States
Phoebe Atwood Taylor
Quanomet
Main Street
Jack Lorne
Jack
Pol Veen
Roddy Strutt’s
Lemerrem
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