Johnny Chuck Makes Up His Mind To Go Home
Johnny Chuck decides to return to the Old Orchard corner, despite indecision about when to start. Sammy Jay watches from behind, ready to warn if danger appears while Johnny nears home and battles his obstinacy about giving in.
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Johnny
Polly Chuck
Elin
Johnny Chuck
Lou
770
Sammy
Johnoy
Sammers
Jay
Johnny Imp
Polly
Sammy Jay
Hle
Johnny Chuck Plans Noon Return Through Heat
Johnny Chuck fears venturing far from home to find food while hungry and tired. Sammy Jay suggests noon travel to avoid Reddy and Mire Tox, Old Man Woote, and Bowser the Hound who nap in the heat.
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Reddy Tex
Johnny
Polly Chuck
Sammy Jay
Sammy
Johnny Chuck
Reddy and
Mire Tox
Old Man Woote
Bowser
Homecoming Run Recalls Sammy Jay in Forest
A fragmentary 1953 note describes Sammy Jay racing toward the Green Forest with laughter and a remark from Pol and Chuck about time, capturing a lighthearted scene from Burgos-WNU Bervice.
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Pol
Chuck
Sammy Jay
Green Forest
Burgos
Glossary of student humor and medical terms from 1932
A compact collection notes humorous exam answers and common definitions from 1932. Entries include cheeky lines about anatomy and everyday phrases, with brief explanations such as bones without flesh and adenoids described as nasal growths. The tone mirrors a classroom or teachers’ humor column from the era.
About That Boy by Douglas Malloch
A reflective piece on a mother watching her son grow into adulthood and resemble her husband. The speaker notes growing worries as the boy mimics past behaviors she once had, and she recalls her own mistakes. The poem contrasts parental concern with acceptance of a changing child.
Entertainer Comment Sparks Home Life Debate in 1933
Reno Rizzi says marriage happiness among street entertainers suggests entertainment should start at home. The item references 1933 syndicate service and a recipe column note detailing apple vinegar jelly, avocado pear omelet topping, and a fish serving tip.
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Reno Rizzi
Bell Syndiccate
WNU
Career Memoir of a Pittsburgh Native Turned Silent Film Star
The article recounts a Pittsburgh born actress who moved to Birmingham, won a state beauty contest in 1915, toured on the American Beauty Special to San Francisco, and pursued film work in Chicago and Hollywood. She describes early roles with Lon Chaney, work opposite J Warren Kerrigan, long Paralta Pictures contracts, later Famous Players-Lasky and Warner Brothers, and her rise via luck and determination culminating in The Gambler.
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Pittsburgh
Birmingham
AT & Juuiysier
Alabama Normal College
Birmingham News
San Francisco
Universal Film Corporation
Los Angeles
Chicago
Philip Small
Loig Weber
Miss Weber
Paylowa
Hollywood
Universal Studio
Lon Chaney
J Warren Kerrigan
Mr. Kerrigan
Nine Pictures
Lollywood
Paraltae
Paralta
Famous Players
Tashy
Goddess of Luck
Luck
Lola Weber
Tack
Warner Brothers
WNU
Golf Practice Raclch Iron Play Varying Angles
Bobby Jones insists practice should stay engaging by varying distances trajectories and angles toward the green to prevent monotony and build skill. He uses a brassie and heavy iron to mix strokes while avoiding overreliance on routine practice unless addressing a swing flaw.
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Raclich
Bobby Jones
Jones
MacDonald Smith
Golf practice and polishing methods advised for stable play
A 1933 bulletin suggests focusing on smooth play rather than fixing a fault. Avoid overcomplication by practicing short rounds and hitting three or four balls with the bag to refine technique without risk.
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Smulth
Gall ByndAtcate
WNU Servids
Olive Oil Alternatives In Dressings And Sauces
A recipe note discusses using vegetable oils as a cheaper alternative to olive oil for dressings. It provides a French dressing method with vinegar salt pepper and olive oil substitutes, plus steps for emulsification and chilling. It also mentions an egg vinegar mix and syrup, then details converting juice from peppers into a sugar mix.
New York Costume Highlights Individual Design
An individually designed sineater costume from Kargers in New York features a diagonally woven brown and gold homespun skirt with a triangular center design. A gold lacy blouse with a diagonal scarf, tiny puffed sleeves, and brown leather belt accents emphasize its distinctive style.
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Kargers
New York
Roman Empire's Greek Influence and Reach at 117 A D
The text argues Rome did not arise from Greece yet Greek civilization profoundly shaped Rome. It notes the Nomasa empire reached its greatest extent around 117 A D, encompassing all of Greece.
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Roman Empire
Greece
Rome
Nomasa
Marion Davies Freckles Highlight in Zander Character
The article recalls Marion Davies in Zander where her freckles shaped a standout characterization Peg of My Heart. It notes a change to tight pigtails and suggests freckles appear best when she wears no makeup.
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Marion Davies
Zander
Marion
Rent Life
Ninera
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Roosevelt
Tish
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McClure Newspaper
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WU Service
Foles
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By Douglas Malloch
Les
Alyson
Girligaga
Sesson
Mask
Western Newspaper Union
Papa
Brazil
Amazon
Lois Wilson
Abatinga
Amazon River
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Mottiers Cook Book
Jules
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Filovies
Hal C Herman
Sally Sez
Walfee
Indus Ny
SaRceRe
Utah High School of Beauty
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Lake Cty
Ueh
Davestipate
Guy Catatogwe
Mall Ba
Wler
Hicks
Zopeley
Slamshaw Hatcheries Mat Sa
Sinte Elemet
Catt
Loken City
Gla
United States Bureau of Standards
Glamis
Scotland
Macbeth
Cletrac
Pacific Finance Corp
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Utah
Department of Commerce
Utah Woolen Mills
Salt Take City
Petalis
Mercator
Ife
Siala- Sa
Salt Lake City
VerSali
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