Behind the Scenes Politics and Harpist Glow
A roundup of Washington rumor and anecdotes about New Deal figures and insiders. Roosevelt Ickes Wallace and Tugwell are depicted shaping speeches, with jokes about a ghost writer and final edits by Steve Early. Mildred Dilling, harpist, recalls teaching Harpo Marx, then a vignette on Rex Tugwell facing critics and with quips about brains and loyalty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Dutcher
NRA
Washington
Roosevelt
Ickes
Wallace
Farley
Tugwell
White House
Steve Early
America
London
Baldwin
A. G
God
Rexford G. Tugwell
New Deal
Rex
Hugo Black
Alabama
NEA Service, Inc
President's Son Resigns From Yeast Company
A sardonic provincial column delves into idle boasts and sharp wit as it notes resignations, dough shortfalls, and social quips. It mixes political slyness with a jab at fixed schedules and undependable rhythms of the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yeast Company
Ruler in the Orient Horizontal 1 6 &- Emperor Kang Teh of Manchukuo
A puzzle style entry listing clues across and down with historical references to rulers in Manchukuo and related terms. It includes hints like spirits, freedom, acorns, and various wordplay items across horizontal and vertical lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emperor Kang Teh
Manchukuo
Norah Lofts Novel I Met a Gypsy Receives Praise
Review lauds Norah Lofts for unpretentious prose in I Met a Gypsy tracing the Wrfarthing clan from the 16th century to modern times. Roaming English Indies Arctic episodes dramatized with romantic flair, tempered by subtle unrealities and vivid storytelling. Also lauds Negley Farson’s The Way of a Transgressor as a vibrant prewar postwar autobiography. EMBLEM CARVED IN STONE at London Ontario shows three giant maple leaves atop the Federal Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norah Lofts
Miss Lofts
England
Indies
India
Arctic
Farson
University of Pennsylvania
New York
Chicago
Russia
Royal Flying Corps
Egypt
Teachcomber
Vancouver Island
Chicago Daily News
Tsarist Russia
North Sea
Baltic
London
Stamps Bring Teotihuacan to Life On Mexican Stamp
An article notes Teotihuacan ruins near San Juan Teotihuacan, 27 miles east of Mexico City, from the Toltec era 1000 to 1400 years ago. It mentions Spanish conquest, restoration efforts, and the Pyramid of the Sun and Moon. A three-centavo stamp issued in 1993 depicts the Sun Pyramid with a gold breastplate statue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Juan Teotihuacan
Mexico City
Conqustadores
Teotihuacan
Mexico
Not Seriously Druggist Gag Quips Over Ill Wife
A light comic exchange unfolds with a druggist asking about a wife, a patient’s quip about complaint, a teacher and student on velocity, a tourist claiming winter, and a California remark about no winter, delivering humorous misassumptions.
Creamed Ham Dishes From SISTER MARY'S KITCHEN
Old kitchen column shares ham based recipes for entrees and accompaniments. Creamed ham on toast makes a quick breakfast while ham croquettes and ham chicken pie offer luncheon and dinner options.
Breakfast to Dinner Menu Highlights at Local Eatery
A dated meal plan lists breakfast with grape juice cereal cream creamed ham on toast milk and coffee luncheon featuring onions radishes oranges shredded apricots cupcakes milk and dinner options of cream of mushroom soup stuffed potatoes eggplant a la Creole jellied cheese salad strawberry fluff and angel food cake served with milk and coffee.
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Gambler
THE
Times Printing Co
West Court Street
Ford G. Owens
United Press Associations
van Wert
Ohio
Devine-Tenney Corporation
Chrysler Bidg
N. Michi Ave
Palmer Dee Dew Maines
Inmirance ‘Dachange Midge Ate
Pittsburgh
Oliver Bldg
Lin, Washingto
Mildred’ Dilling
Harpo Marx
Harpo
Ongressman
Cal Cording
Gevies
Hali¢y
Hamlin
Angel Island
San Francisco Bay
Mac
China
Japan
Spain
Sia Lil
Negley Farson
Harcourt Brace
By L.S. Klein
NKA Service, Inc
California
Tias
Curious World
Suzner
Earth
Nisc
Washington State
Snoqualmie Pass
N.R. Molina
Sister Mary's Kitchen
Mary E. Daguenea
Service Star
Henever
Sam Weller
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