Recognize Work of Stella Goodspeed
Mr and Mrs J B Moore report a letter from Stella Goodspeed of Chicago praising her piece October as a classic gem with strong words music and arrangement. The Goodspeed family once lived in Lexington neighborhood where all four daughters became school teachers.
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J. B. Moore
Dayton Grove
Live With Purpose The Man Without Purpose Enjoys Life
A reflective piece contrasts a man who claims no clear purpose with his enjoyment of life amid daily routines. The narrative explores meaning, contentment, and personal fulfillment in a simple, contemplative tone.
Northwest letter: Tacoma farming and fruit yields noted
Carl L. Miller writes from Tacoma in 1937 about eleven years there, recounting rich Puyallup valley soils, pea fields yielding three to five tons per acre, and Ever Green blackberries thriving in Washington valleys. He describes local land use, irrigation, and the surprising abundance of fruit crops near the city.
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Carl Miller
Tacoma
Washington
U. S
Northwest
Pacific
Cascades
Old Town
Puyallup
Pu-al-up
Tacoma Savines
Mt. Tacoma
Towa
WPA project and western travel notes in Tacoma column
The column recalls WPA recreational work starting at Columbus Junction near the community building with game tables and youth programs. It notes classes in crafts led by state art instructor Sheldon and an area committee raising funds, plus local residents and businesses mentioned in passing. The piece also blends travel reminiscences of Tacoma with notes on local apartments, electricity, and winter scenes near Mt. Tacoma.
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Martha Butler
Columbus Junction
WPA
Sheldon
Park Board
Ramsdale
H. E. Northey
K M. Arrington
Ann Marker
Alice Vannice
Ann Nichols
Woodrow Shearer
Paul Smith
Pean Duncan
Elton Pierce
Bellevue Hospital
Muscatine
D. H. Peters
Donald Duncan
Cedar Rapids
F. H. Johnston
American Petroleum
Walnut
Third St
J. O. Lynn
University Hospital
Iowa City
Karloff Shuns Frankenstein Persona Off Screen
In a Fox film about Charlie Chan at the Opera Boris Karloff treats his screen foe role as separate from his famous monster image. He admits sleep would be difficult if his thoughts wandered to Frankenstein while dining with friends. The piece contrasts him with Warner Oland who remains tied to his Chan persona.
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Boris Karloff
Warner Oland
Karloff
Oland
Charlie Chan
Twentieth Century-Fox
Cattle Rustlers Use Snow to Hide Tracks
Ida Grove authorities pursue rustlers who stole eight cattle from Charles Magnuson farm near Arthur. Snowstorm covered their tracks and hindered deputies. loss valued around $500.
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Ida Grove
Charles Magnuson
Courtesy and Good Will Quotation on Mutual Respect
A brief maxim asserts that courtesy grows from good will toward others and yields reciprocal kindness in return. It emphasizes inner intent shaping outward reception and social harmony.
Fragmentary line hints at monstrous portrayals and fame
The excerpt hints at a figure who might be imagined as infamous and monstrous in roles he plays, described with a notion of autistic success and striking screen presence. It suggests a commentary on artistic persona and public perception without detailing any concrete event or date.
Bind Jordan Over on Murder Count Expect Guilty Plea
Report details a murder case with Bind Jordan Over as the defendant facing a murder count and anticipated guilty plea. The narrative references injuries and subsequent events including the transfer of items to the county sheriff and related funeral services for victims Mabel Sayre and Daniel Goode with services held in local funeral homes and towns.
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Jordan
Milt Denison
L. A. Jones Funeral Home
Mabel
Sayre
Warland
Daniel Goode
Nightingale’s Balaklava View Amid Crimea War Echoes
The monastery of St George near Balaklava overlooks the Bering village and the valley where the Charge of the Light Brigade occurred, linking Florence Nightingale to Crimean War history.
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St. George
Florence Nightingale
Bering
Balaklava
Light Brigade
Thousands Brave Rain to View Inaugural Parade
Thousands braved rain to watch the inaugural parade march along Pennsylvania Avenue toward the reviewing stand as the event unfolded.
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Pennsylvania Avenue
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