Jokes Backfire As Glen Idle Lease Lifts Cotton
Ed Lambert toys with Marlow Cotton by posing as Lloyd Petersen and offering a low bid. Marlow, thrilled by a rival deal, finally signs a $22,000 yearly ten year lease after McGrath's visit. The prank backfires as both tenure options surface, revealing Marlow's fragile finances and Ed's hunger for a laugh.
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Ambert
Marlow Cotton
Marlow
Glen Idle
Ed Lambert
Mr. Cotton
Lloyd Petersen
New Orleans
Petersen
Lambert
Maron
Fellows
Donald McGrath
Atlanta
Mr. McGrath
McGrath
P. F. Collier & Son Co
Texas English Teacher Noted for Long Service in State
D Morgan Cathey Jr of the University of Texas ranks second in the nation for length of service as a college English teacher, according to an English Journal ranking. He has taught for over forty years, with only Joe Main Piven of the University of Southern California listed longer.
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Austin
Texas
D. Morgan Catheway, Jr
University of Pesos
Acveord
Tyetor
Oohiwow
Joe Main Piven
Chivers
Southern California
Household Hints and Food Tricks From The Page
Household hints cover candle finishing with water colors or varnish to stop drips, cleaning white furniture with soda solution, and rebaking cold potatoes. Cooking tips include peanut brittle marshmallow treats, a cucumber pineapple salad, and a simple all year relish with peppers and onion. Baking hints offer a quick cake recipe and a nutty date batter rolled into small balls.
Pittsburgh Man Invars New Submarine Fl 2d:r
Florence G. Troisi claims a submarine locator using two buoys released from bow and stern to broadcast radio signals. The buoys connect by steel cables and carry radio antenna telegraph and telephone to guide rescuers. If recovered, ships can use telephone radio or telegraph to communicate.
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Pittsburgh
Florentine G. Troisi
Treisi
Results of Treatment of Mental Disease
Dr Earl D Bond of Philadelphia argues that good results in treating mental and nervous diseases are underestimated. He cites a Journal of the American Medical Association article detailing 1054 consecutive patients admitted to Pennsylvania Hospital and followed over time, suggesting outcomes are more hopeful than common belief.
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Earl D. Bond
Philadelphia
Journal of the American Medical Association
Department For Mental and Nervous Diseases
Pennsylvania Hospital
Mental illness outcomes show 26 percent recovery potential
An analysis tracks 1,024 patients over five years, finding 974 recovered, 159 greatly improved, 331 died, and 260 stationary or worse. The data suggest good treatment outcomes in mental diseases are underestimated and earlier institutional care could yield better results.
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Bond
Expedition Discovers Old Assyrian Tablets in Mesopotamia
The University of Pennsylvania expedition at Tell Billa uncovers a haematite bull figurine with gold trappings, several Assyrian tablets, a gold carving, and a finely carved ivory plaque over 4,000 years old. Dr Speiser notes the finds were reported to the university museum.
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Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Tell Billa
Mesopotamia
University Museum
BR. A. Speiser
Promise Boys Rare Thrills in 1933 American Boy Companion
Readers are promised a modern Robinson Crusoe tale in The American Boy Youths Companion for 1933. Three heroes escape jungle danger in the Amazon, building a fortress from available resources after being left by hostile natives. The feature, plus stories on travel science and sports, positions the magazine as a yearly character building gift. Subscriptions run 2 dollars for one year or 3 years for three dollars, mailed to Detroit address.
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America
Amazon
Lafayette Blvd
Detroit, Mich
Adv
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TOON
WLU
DPA
Betty Webster
Alto
Bayer
Bayer ‘Aspirin
Promise Boys
Rare Thrills
Charles Johnson
State of
Michigan
City of
Wakefield
City of Wakefield
WM. Jacobson
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