New York Night Life Pinched By Economy
The piece notes New York night clubs slash prices to lure patrons as wealth declines. It lists venues like Torch Club El Morocco Central Park Casino and Place Pigalle with $15 meals and $5 ginger ale, while big-name orchestras fade and Harlem clubs draw cheaper crowds.
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New York
Westchester
Torch Club
el Morocco
Hollywood
Central Park Casino
Four Hundred
Barney Gallant
Cote D'Azur
Merry-Go-Round
Place Pigalle
Paul Whiteman
Harlem
Blackjack
Helpful Household Hints Still Useful for Clean Glassware
Practical tips cover removing stains from glasses vases with vinegar and hot soap, whitening china with soda, making stove pot holders to avoid fires, camphor to prevent tarnish on silver, vinegar rinse to preserve black silk hose color, and substituting chick gravel for bird gravel in canaries.
Booking a Safe Passage on the Eastern
A lady nervously asks for a safe ship to Europe and the clerk recommends the Eastern, noting it has never sunk. The exchange shows confidence in a known liner and a relief in choosing the berth.
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Europe
Excerpted Quote Sparks Reflection on Marriage and Partners
A sharp exchange circles around leaving a husband and finding better partners elsewhere. The dialogue frames marriage as a test of fidelity and choices, hinting at broader social judgments about loyalty and opportunity across many regions.
How the Dean liquor law operates in Uvalde County
The Uvalde Leader-News reports from 1921 to present 109 Dean liquor law cases with 19 convictions and 10 suspended sentences, 9 defendants sent to prison or pardoned, 11 acquittals, 59 discharges, and 3 transfers. It notes costs of about $500.48 per conviction plus jury costs, suggests federal court handling for petty offenses, and argues fines for first offenses could save costs and improve respect for the law.
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Uvalde County
Senate
Texas
Senate Committee
Uvalde Leader-News
Ten Commandments For Husbands Decalogue From Worcester Pastor
Worcester Mass pastor Dr. Percy M Hickox presents ten commandments for husbands to improve marriage. The list urges courtesy toward wives, sharing problems and pleasures, avoiding heated arguments, supporting children, and attending church as a family.
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Worcester
Mass
Percy M. Hickox
Trowbridge Memorial Church
Hickox
Names of Texas Towns Woven Into a Tragedy
A Texas report recounts a man named Tom Bean arrested by a Ranger group for offenses linked to encounters with young women in Plainview Sweetwater Brownwood and Big Spring. He described the events from a field near Rice and a Rockwall location before being bound to a mesquite post center by a Grapevine as assistance was sought.
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Panhandle
Plainview
Tom Bean
Coleman
Taylor
Marshall
Brownwood
Anna
Alice
Irene
Big Spring
Blooming Grove
Lone Oak
Seymour
Howe it Happened, Hill County Herald Reports
From the Ranger Troup and Howe details, the Hill County Herald recounts how events unfolded. The item notes local involvement and gives a concise account of the sequence as observed.
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Ranger
Howe
Hill County Herald
Dog Found in Dry Well After Seventeen Days
John Garrett’s bird dog vanished on December 31 and was presumed stolen. Grandson Harry Davis located the dog in an abandoned well on Sam Austin’s property, after seventeen days underground with no food or water. The well was dry. the dog was rescued, fed, and is now active. Mt. Pleasant Times.
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John Garrett
Harry Davis
Mr. Garrett
Sam Austin
Mt. Pleasant
Mining profits in South Africa reach record highs
Mining profits in South Africa soar to unprecedented levels, driven by rising production and favorable commodity prices. Industry officials note strong earnings across major firms, signaling a robust sector despite global economic uncertainties.
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South Africa
Nothing To Do and Annuities in a Tragic Blotter Sketch
A blotter image shows a 65 year old man fishing while a younger man in business attire asks about the catch. The reply reveals the man bought an annuity years ago and now has nothing to do, prompting reflection on financial independence and the value of meaningful work. The scene shifts to a separate exchange where a dog bites a man’s leg and the dog's owner scolds the pet, promising a week without a ribbon collar ornament.
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Paradise
Suffer No More With RU NO-MA Rheumatism Remedy
Sufferers of rheumatism are urged to try RU NO-MA claiming rapid relief from throbbing joints and aching nerves. The ad promises the system detoxifies without opiates and guarantees satisfaction with every box.
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