Mulberry Square Echoes In a Night Walk With Janie
In Mulberry Square Janie and Hugh wander past old Governor’s House and the Ballards’ rectory. He narrates a red haired man’s life in New York and Mulberry Square, while Janie longs for meaning and prays for Aunt Jose’s recovery as night falls.
Quiet Household Drama Introduces Hugh Kennedy at Mulberry Square
In Mulberry Square the quiet home of Doctor Ballard is joined by Hugh Kennedy, an old friend becoming an assistant for a year. He first meets nineteen year old Janie Ballard, an impressionable daughter, while older sister Cella is away visiting. The doctor and Janie feel a warm welcome as the scene unfolds.
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Della Bacon Advocate of Shakespeare Authorship in 1813
Della Bacon of Tallmadge born in Summit county argued in 1813 that Francis Bacon wrote Shakespeare plays. She urged opening Shakespeare’s tomb for proof, a notion that sparked enduring debate among scholars and prominent supporters like Mark Twain and Palmerston.
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Word of Praise Builds a Childs Esteem in Early Years
A New York World Telegram piece argues praise boosts a child's self esteem during pre school years. It warns against material gifts and insists on constructive praise that encourages capable, talkative behavior and routine, with emphasis on avoiding excessive criticism.
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New York World Telegram
Memorials of Genius of American Builders
Federal Architecture poll highlights the most beautiful U.S. structures including the Lincoln Memorial Washington Empire State Building Nebraska State Capitol Morgan Library St Thomas Church Scottish Rite Temple Woolworth Building Pal omolive Building Chicago Tribune Building Adler Planetarium Cranbrook School and more across New York City Washington D C Lincoln and other cities.
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Harkness Memorial
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Irish School Criticizes Focus on Language Over Science
T Derrig, Free State education minister, told Dublin educators that rural schools spend excessive time reviving Irish language leaving little for scientific farming instruction. He urged moving away from flowery language memorization toward practical, fact-based learning.
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Advice on painting cornfield prompts harsh response
The fragment shows a question about a painting of corn in a field. The reply, Id plow it under, implies a blunt, dismissive stance toward the artwork. The line reflects a rugged rural perspective on art.
Love and marriage grow from understanding not sudden passion
An 8 woman writer argues love should flow from a mature, cooperative marriage. Love is the bond that endures beyond doubt, while loving grows from knowing and sharing life. The piece urges treating love as the reward of a steady, joint effort. Bett Syndicate WNU Beotrice
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Great City's Decline Medina celli Spain
Medina celli once a prosper ous city of 15 000 inhabitants now dwindling. Visitors report population fell from 5000 forty years ago to 700 today. In the early sixteenth century Medinacell was a Castilian metropolis and Moorish stronghold. Weavers filled the streets as nobles strolled past grilled windows, but after ducal families faded, livelihoods vanished and many left.
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The Ideal Truck Driver and Naughty Motorist Exchange
A humorous Tid Bits sketch from London features a truck driver signaling a stop and a motorist replying he does not take orders. The brief dialogue captures a comic clash over road etiquette and assertive personalities.
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Old Word Tory Grips History From Ireland to New Deal
The term Tory recurs through centuries from Ireland to Scotland and England to America, reappearing in political debate with the New Deal era. It traces from outlaw taunts to royalist labels, later used as history in America’s party shifts and constitutional debates. The piece notes evolving meanings and factions, including the first Whig party formed in 1834 in opposition to Democrats.
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Scholars Take Lead in Civil Service Exams
Nearly half of the vacancies in the latest Ikitish administrative class examination were won by boys who had university scholarships earned from elementary or secondary schools.
Women Stowaways Sail Hidden Roles Aboard Windjammer
Tales recount girls disguising as boys to join ships on long voyages. Jeanne Day, a music teacher, hid as a cabin boy on the Merzogin Cecilia under Captain DeCrouz after boarding through nets and deception. A daughter of a Guana president similarly hid aboard a fishing boat and then a voyage, later forced to reveal herself.
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Building Holl Daze and The Road to Mandalay
A Louisville Courier Journal item notes a fat boarder near burnout and signals a detour in the narrative with lines about Mandalay and a proposed change in direction.
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Many Birds Imported into United States in 1932
The 1932 import total reached 518 500 birds with 417 084 canaries 20 167 parrots 9 131 game birds and 41 818 birds listed as miscellaneous species.
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Dr Pierce’s Deasant Pellets Liver Pills Beginnings
The ad claims Dr Pierce’s Deasant Pellets are the original liver pills first prepared sixty years ago. They are said to regulate the liver and bowels.
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Tor All Mes Listen Money talks when logie can't get hearing
A brief item notes financial discussions amid ongoing hearings as Tor All Mes listens while Logie faces an unclear hearing schedule and limited access to proceedings.
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