Roosevelt Memorial Day Address At Gettysburg
President Roosevelt delivers a Memorial Day address before a vast crowd at Gettysburg battlefield. He hails national unity forged through war and stresses farm and city workers sharing in recovery, while criticizing political manipulation and sectionalism. The procession aboard the Indianapolis and naval review follow, with discussions on military strength and labor strikes amid postwar recovery.
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Roose
OIG
New York
Indianapolis
Swanson
Josephus Daniels
Congress
Ambrose Lghtship
Pennsylvania
David E. Sellers
Louisville
Coolidge
Tel Aviv rises as Palestine's modern metropolis
Tel Aviv, Palestine's second city, has grown from a desert suburb to a booming modern town with 70 000 residents. The Levant fair, new factories, and advanced housing mark its development, while immigrants from Germany and other lands fuel population growth and a cosmopolitan culture.
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Universal Israelitg Alliance
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Dudes Drop Canes As Walking Sticks Fade Away
London society notes the walking cane’s decline as automobiles replace the antique symbol of fashion. H Bowell of a long-established firm says demand has fallen since 1920, despite a century of production and peak years in 1919 and 1920.
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London
America
Pleadilly
Bond Street
H. Bowell
Tammany Leader Curry and City Life Oddities
A portrait of John Francis Currys, longtime Tammany figure, notes his rise from Manhattan cowherd to insurance and city posts, his pension, and his influence. asides recount a drinking incident vs the U.S. president, a tale of King of Sweden pants in Rowayton, a baby tombstone found on the Lower East Side, and a humorous public notices quip about Milly.
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John P. O’brien
Curry
Manhattan
Grover Clov@land
Yetthgut
Surrogate’s Court
Omboss Tammany
Sweden
Rowayton
Conn
Arthur Billard
John Tunis
Tunis
Bilard
Mr. Billard
Sworkmen
Hugh Patrley
Alexander
Abigail
Perfect Case of International Exchange Between Birmingham and Solomons
Tribesmen in the Solomon Islands are busy making soap and can no longer carve palmwood ornaments. They buy brass ornaments from Birmingham as a substitute and pay with soap, enabling Birmingham to sell cleaned goods to Polynesians in exchange.
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Birmingham
England
Solomon Islands
Fair International Exchange
Good Taste Today by Emily Post
A brief note on etiquette guidance from Emily Post, highlighting themes from Etiquette and The Blue Book of Social Usage.
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Emily Post
Mrs Post Advice Columns on Manners and Birth Announcements
A collection of Mrs. Post responses covers child table manners earning privileges, handling funeral flower cards, birth announcements after a husband’s death, and greetings when a sister’s guest leaves. It offers practical etiquette guidance for readers facing everyday social situations.
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John Jones
Mr. Jones
Dining Etiquette Q and A From Mrs. Post Guidance
A reader asks about finger bowls and dollies used with dessert plates and whether a dolly can replace a plate. Mrs. Post answers that food should not be placed on the dolly, explains removal of seeds from fruit, and clarifies serving utensil use including spoons for serving and dining in restaurants.
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Mrs. Post
Kelly Post
WNU
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