The Chief Problem and the Pact of Paris
Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler says the chief problem before nations is to teach public opinion to accept the Pact of Paris which rejects war as policy. The Carnegie Endowment aims to broaden international contacts and support agencies for conciliation and judicial settlement as substitutes for war.
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Nicholas Murray Butler
Carnegie Endowment For International Peace
Europe
Carnegie Endowment
Lir. Tiutter
Columbia University
Endowment
Butler
Paris
Surplus and Famine Highlight Global Food Imbalance
The piece notes U S farmers suffer losses from oversupply with wheat prices falling while China faces mass hunger from undersupply. It argues for linking relief to alleviate both crises and cites Chicago aid declines and a 500 million dollar congressional relief package for farmers.
Theme songs for weddings hit Tin Pan Alley headline
New York date June 21 reports wedding theme songs becoming a fad. Mendelssohn remains popular but Broadway crowds favor fresh, peppier tunes. A Moris Parkerstown duo wired a wedding song intended for Iris Nathan of another city, signaling a shift toward modern party anthems.
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New York
Mendelssohn
Tin Pan Alley
Buddy Moris
Parkersburg
W. Va
Wired
Iris Nathan
Thoughts on Love and Memory in Scriptural and Literary Voices
The excerpt contrasts biblical romance with a wry modern maxim about the heart’s magnifying power. It cites Solomon's Song of Songs 8 6 on love and death with Halzac's remark that the heart weighs small gestures like a dropped glove more than empire losses, illustrating eros and perception.
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Halzac
Verve and Curiosities Mark 1929 Broadway Scene
The piece notes guests printing songs for a wedding, playful title ideas about domestic life, new fashion runway displays in midtown shops, an aerial traffic cop inspecting Long Island flights, and a three way soft drink battle on Broadway driving rental bids and storefront changes.
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Broadway
Coney Island
Warning to Ladies Fooled by Cow Slur Lawsuit
A feature notes Fannie Ward sues for 50000 after calling Mrs Laura Wilson a cow. It mocks female slur usage and contrasts male and female epithets amid broader social musings on language and scandal.
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Allene Sumner
Fannie Ward
Laura Wilson
New York
Marriage debt crisis in a city apartment
Mary Holmquist reveals she secretly married and owes five hundred dollars to cover a honeymoon. The group debates the fate of her poor husband as Mrs Potter summons their boss to intervene. Mr. Frazier agrees to meet the couple at his office to arrange help and avoid exposure.
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James J. Storrow
Massachusetts Better Homes Committee
Mary Hornquist
Bob
Molly Brownell
Mary
Swedie
Mrs. Potter
Ques- Hong
Molly
Brownell
Mia, Potter
Miss Holmquist
Frazier
Bowdist
Humtwist
Sam
Mr. Frazier
Mary Holmquist
Proper weight and health guidance from a fitness column
The article argues weight should be individualized rather than dictated by charts. It advises obesity reduction through diet and exercise while cautioning against excess for thin individuals. It promotes balanced eating, muscle building, and avoiding extreme weight changes. It invites readers to send photos for personalized weight estimates.
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Kodak
Benny’s Tiny Tale of a Movie and a School Report
The narrator asks his father for 15 cents to see a film at the Little Grand while debating the accuracy of a school report. After a playful exchange about attendance and marks, the father sizes up the situation and returns the movie money, urging focus on school duties.
Slaton Records 100 Degree Heat As Crops Prosper
Special to The News reports Slaton's hot spell with temperatures around 100 for two weeks. Early crops are thriving, later plantings could use a light rain. Prospects for a strong crop yield are favorable across the section.
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Slaton
Origins and structure of the U.S. Department of Justice
The 1870 act established the Department of Justice as a federal executive department with the attorney general as head. The office became a separate department in 1879, unifying duties of various officers and agencies to ensure consistent law application. The solicitor general, created in 1870, ranks second, and several solicitors and examiners were transferred from other departments.
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J. E. Nun
Amarillo Globe-News Publishing Company
J . Sixth
Fillmore Streets
Y Gene A. Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Pananhandle
Texas
New Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Denver
Dallas
Fort Worth
Oklahoma City
Amarillo
New Mexica
Associated Press
Audit Bureau OF Circulations
News-Globe
The
Daily News
Department OF Justice
Congress
United States
U. S
Department
Interior
Treasury
Navy Departments
State Department
Wide and Long Golf Letter Puzzle
A puzzle item notes a golf themed wide and long clue with a four par, and says the solution appears on the back page.
Letter Golf Puzzle Rules In Brief
The piece explains Letter Golf where you change one word to another in a fixed number of strokes. You change one letter at a time while preserving letter order and using common words only. A complete solution is printed on the back page.
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Amarillo Daily News
China
Ohio
Chicago
City Hall
Court House
Buck Rogers
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Lakat Lake
Lakat
Shore
Morris
Ipswich
14Th Street
Long Island
Gilbert Swan
NEA Service, Inc
Reg U. 5
Pat
Off
Lemoine Higgs
Marion
Ind
Wife Co. LY
Health and Diet Advice
Frank McCoy
McCoy
Aso
Ralph K
Bennys
Benny
Pop
Little Grand
Little Joey
WN Reg
U.S. Pat
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