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Does Your Family Object to Eating in the Kitchen
A Chicago Tribune piece reports three women and two men in the loop saying they still eat in the kitchen. The editorial notes this signals a shift away from the traditional reception hall and living room toward multipurpose spaces and kitchen dining.
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Tribune
Stem
Stern
Big Bill’s Show and the Thompson Campaign
Jay E. House critiques William Hale Thompson’s Chicago mayoral bid comparing it to a Gilbert and Sullivan performance. The observer argues the campaign is a preposterous spectacle, unintentionally entertaining, though some voters take it seriously and mistake entertainment for governance.
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William Hale Thompson
Jay E. House
Thompson
Chicago
Big Bill
Windy City
Contrary Mary Sings Candor On Lindbergh and Star Spangled Banner
Ship news writer Mary Garden speaks frankly about Charles Lindbergh and the Star Spangled Banner. She admits she does not know the lyrics to the national anthem, a confession she shares with others. The piece notes her candid style endears her to pressmen seeking diverting items.
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Mary Garden
October harvest outlook rises with warm dry weather
The October trend favored late mature crops with unusually warm conditions. The crop reporting board estimated U S corn production at 2 603 457 900 bushels on Oct 1 and later revised to 274 249 000 bushels more by Nov 1, with yields up to 28.2 bushels per acre and broad gains in potatoes buckwheat sugar beets tobacco peas pears and vegetables.
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Mineral food needs for adults and salt in nutrition
The article explains daily mineral requirements for adults, highlighting about an ounce of mineral matter and half a teaspoon (2 g) of salt as typical daily intake. It discusses how salt affects water balance, urine, feces, and body fluids, and cautions against excessive salt and saltwater drinks. It also notes limited roles for sulfur and asserts no shortage or harm from dietary sulfur, stressing protein-rich foods supply sulfur.
Noisy New York Nightlife and Parades Lose Some Luster
A columnist describes New York Citys constant din from 9am to 5pm with sirens, bells, and subway roars in a blaring soundscape. He compares city life to Paris nightlife and notes parade uniform fatigue, theater district dining after seven, and a quip about a person so dumb they wrote movie titles.
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Medical Q and A on Home Cures and Inflammation
Readers seek guidance on home cures for tuberculosis and bowel inflammation. The advice emphasizes seeing a physician and health department for TB and sanatorium admission, explains peritonitis as bowel inflammation, and provides trench mouth treatment using borate preparations with doctor correspondence details.
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Looking Down on Money by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues art should mingle with money and contract work. He cites Renaissance and Venice examples to show art thrived under commissions while warning anti money idealism weakens genuine creativity.
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Uncle Wiggily and Nobby's Warts
Uncle Wiggily greets a toad named Bobby Hop at his hollow stump bungalow as Jackie and Peetie Bow Wow hurry to school. The scene opens with sandpaper questions about fire safety and friendly banter among the toad, rabbits, and puppies.
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Abe Martin on an Eastbound Tramp and a Grand Jury
Abe Martin humorously observes that in Indiana a grand jury is busy and that a woman should act quickly when she sees her estranged husband approaching, regardless of circumstances or attire.
Uncle Wiggily and the Secret Sandpaper Warts
Bobby Nobby Hoper asks Uncle Wiggily for sandpaper to shave his warts. The toad boy fears jokes and dreams of a spring relief. Uncle Wiggily shadows him, planning a gentle lesson for the next story about Aunt Lettie’s window.
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Distortion Allegations Against Historian Muzzey Debunked
Boston Transcript rebuts charges against Prof. David Sayville Muzzey as false and notes columnist Gorman's claims misrepresent sources. It defends Muzzey on teaching about King George III and colonial thought, condemning Mayor Thompson’s campaign and Chicago’s superintendent William McAndrew.
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Uncle Ray's Corner London Visit and Tower of London Tour
The writer describes arriving in London and staying with relatives beside the Thames. He visits the Tower of London, noting its towers, history as fortress and prison, and exhibits such as the jewels armor and the Rand of Atlantic exploration by Sir Walter Raleigh.
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Streets and names spark Toronto naming committee report
The Toronto street naming committee proposed eight changes including renaming parts of Bathurst Grace Western and Marion streets while keeping one street. The piece notes how residential areas favor avenues over streets and the sign that a street’s name can affect home prices.
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King Edward Boulevard
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Western Avenue
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Ashbridge’s Bay
Should Women Propose Debate Sparks in Forum
In the Boston Transcript a forum will discuss whether women should propose and if they should marry only when able to support a husband in the expected manner. The debate centers on social expectations and economic roles in marriage.
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