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The Great Anniversary Christmas Reverence
A reflective Christmas meditation compares the ancient birth story to modern life stressing faith, truth, hope, kindness, and honesty as constants. It notes how Christmas gift giving originates from the Magi offerings and endures beyond commercialism, resonating with humanity's universal heart.
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More Than Amusement Radio in Early Days Discussed
A Washington hearing by the federal radio commission highlighted radio use beyond entertainment. Petroleum representatives urged license renewals and new short wave stations to connect distant drilling sites with offices, arguing wire lines are uneconomical in sparsely settled fields and would hinder operations if removed.
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Ventilation Controversy Hits Capitol Upgrade
Senate debates a $500000 ventilating system for the upper chamber. Critics warn cramped quarters and new sightlines would expose reporters and slide seating to chilly drafts. Senator McNary delays the plan pending further consideration.
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Ventilation study hints at Senate plan and boxing note
An architect assesses a new house ventilation system and cruzes a Senate version at $150000 if accepted to conserve health and replace a $500000 apparatus. Gene Tunney plans a boxing article for the Encyclopaedia Britannica. A light breakfast line end with a wife’s pancake mix.
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The Refiner’s View On Suspenders And Health
A physician at a large plant criticizes white collar workers for neglecting health. He urges three essentials: good posture, daily brisk exercise, and wearing suspenders. The piece traces a historical shift away from suspenders to belts, notes lunch culture, and argues suspenders help maintain posture and prevent corpulence as one ages. It ends with a humorous aside about the Third Brady Symphony.
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Charles Chaplin
Hand Lotion Recipes and Hygiene Queries in Letter Column
Readers send questions on skin care and safety. A recipe uses boric acid powder glycerin and tragacanth to create a light jelly lotion for hands, with advice against phenol and skin irritants. A note warns the paper’s health letters are answered by Dr Brady with stamped envelopes.
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Alan Deacore
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William Brady
A Christmas Eve Meditation by Glenn Frank
A Christmas meditation frames wonder at the Christmas miracle and asks how a modern figure like Jesus would be received in London or New York. Gordon and Joe reflect on Carlyle's London scene and the possibility of a fearless preacher courting scandal amid holiday crowds.
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Diary notes and social rounds in New York city
A diary style column recounts a day in New York with visits to lunching companions and a station sighting of youths escorted by detectives. It comments on theater, film, and arts trends from Maugham canapes to interior decorating, dietitians, liver prices, and antique tastes, ending with a quip about a goutless neighbor buying a dubious foot rest.
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Robert H. Davis
Uncle Wiggily Christmas Tree Comes to Life
In a playful tale from Howard R. Garis, Squeaky Eekie the mouse doubts Santa Claus while Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow head with Uncle Wiggily to fetch a Christmas tree. By night the tree holds the sleeping skeptic, and Christmas joy unfolds as Santa is deemed real and a merry holiday begins.
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The Fortunate Wayfarer by Phillips Oppenheim
Martin Barnes a commercial traveler is drawn into Lord Ardringtons scheme to pass his fortune to the first visitor. He resigns, loses his fiancée Maisie, and meets Garnham and the two uneasy strangers while entering Ardrington Park. In a ballroom encounter with Laurita Blanche and Aldrington he contemplates marriage and class, while two mysterious men pursue admission to the park. Tomorrow.
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Blanche
Mala
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Norwich
Streatham
The Christmas Tree History From Uncle Ray
Uncle Rays Corner explains Christmas tree origins from Germany about 850 years ago to today. It traces pagan and ancient rituals, the Saturnalia festival, Bacchus symbolism, and the Jewish Feast of Lights influencing candle use.
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New Aircraft Cowl Boosts Power and Efficiency
Burlington Hawk-Eye notes a simple $25 engine cowl raises airplane power by about 30 percent by improving air cooling, protecting against cold, and reducing drag. The gain could influence long flights and regular U.S.-Europe air service, while mufflers may cut engine noise for domestic air travel.
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Burlington
Hawk-Eye
America
Europe
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Advertisement
Copyright 1928 by Houghton Mifflin Company invites readers to submit questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Department of this paper. Look for answers in this column.
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Answers From Tomorrow's Nature Notes
In the nature notes, readers pose questions about bird anatomy, plant propagation, and local wildlife. The answers explain hard pads in a bird's gizzard, how trees grow in girth, and coal origin from buried plants, plus slip propagation of rubber plants and details about garden spiders and stork relatives in the region.
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