Doris Writes A New Horatious Tale For Jean
Doris, a writer in East Branch, battles publisher pressure to keep Susy Cow, Timothy Piggle, and Horatious Hotel alive. She pushes past demurring thoughts, drafts a fresh spin, and receives good news as her daughter Jean teases and helps. The story marks a hopeful breakthrough with an advance.
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Por Walters
Susy Cow
Timothy Piggle
Horatious Hotel
Jean
Doris
East Branch
Susy
Timothy
Horatious
Petey
Altho
Alice
Chuck
Mov
Doria
Darlas
New York
Joan
Atil
Penny
East Branch Amiles
Life With Jean by Helen Langworthy
Doris and Jean bargain over a sensational memoir project in which a girl named Jean clashes with a move to New York and recalls a第一 romance, a daring dance-floor mishap, and dramatic family pressures. The excerpt traces Jean’s obsession with fame, Petey, and a push to publish a 1968 diary style book for her teen circle.
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Petey
Doris
Jean
Ralda
Jewelry fad of 60 inch gold chains for outfits
Nancy Pepper outlines a new season jewelry trend featuring 60 inch gold chains. She suggests festooning with a central brooch, cinching at the waist as a belt, or decorating skirts and wreaths, noting the long chains as a modern twist.
Concentration of Economic Power in U S Agriculture
The piece cites President and Federal Trade Commission reports noting that four firms control most output across 121 commodities, with three firms producing 67 percent of farm machinery. It describes rising mergers, price fixing, and the shift toward large farms, noting census data: over half farm land on farms above 590 acres, 40 percent on farms over 1,000 acres, and a trend toward absentee or corporate ownership. Large farms concentrate production, especially in the Carn Belt, West, and Far West.
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Federal Trade Commission
Oes
Census Bureau
Department of Agriculture
Midwest
Oklahoma
West
Far West
Carn Belt
Smiles in an Age of Fear and Federal Control
A critical column laments the ubiquitous forced smile in American life. It mocks public figures and bankers who smile despite ruin, questions photographers, lawyers, and the culture of cheerful pose. The piece quips about Dewey Truman and pop icons while noting strain in New York movie houses.
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New York
Regulation Impends Over Agriculture and Public Interest
Agricultural economists and business economists question when the government will impose direct regulation to curb big monopolies raiding the land market. They warn that continued monopolistic pressure harms small farmers and the public, signaling potential imminent action.
Broadway Bugle Snippet Teases Celeb Hype and Kaiser Cars
Walter Winchell quips about a Kaiser-Frazier contract at 050000 a year and warns readers not to confuse beauty products with cars. Rebecca West muses on Hank Wallace, and there are playful notes on Judy Garland and Fred Astaire.
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Walter Winchell
Jergens
Kaiser-Frazier
Amerjie
Rebecca West
Hank Wallace
Farmar Brown
Henry Wallace
Judy Garland
Fred Astaire
Zeke Clay Claims Vitamin Lack Behind Rampage
The article reports Zeke Clay Puddicombe admitting a spree that included arson at an orphan asylum, a town hall shooting, and three bank robberies. He receives probation with telephone reporting allowed during hotter months.
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Gig Puddicombe
First Aid to the Ailing House Remedies for bronze screens and chimneys
Bronze screens discolor from yellow soap leaving a green film. Ammonia wipes off the tarnish but fumes require care. If needed, apply a metal polish or a vinegar solution with dissolved salt and flour paste. Chimney leaks may stem from mortar joints or old porous bricks. arrange a rainy day visit by a skilled mason, consider chimney cap, tuck-pointing, and a cement paint waterproofer.
Faust on Stage The Early Private and Public Renderings
Goethe planned a Weimar production in 1810 but abandoned it after leaving court theater. Private attempts followed in Berlin for Count Radziwill in 1819 and Breslau in 1820. The first public performance occurred in Brunswick in 1829.
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Faust
Goethe
Weimar
Germany
Count Radziwill
Berlin
Breslau
Brunswick
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President Truman
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Babe Ruth
Broadway Bugle
Zeke Clay
Sam Whipple
Aeiess
Today
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Momnt
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South Wells
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Anerer
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Lacomfort
Palatoh
Pilex
Thornton & Minor
All Drug
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