Profession of Government: Training for Public Service
Dr. Frederick Tilney of Columbia University proposes government become a trained profession like medicine or law. He envisions schools teaching philosophy science and moral aspects of society with apprenticeships for public service careers, arguing such training could yield wiser leaders and reduce selfish political expediency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick Tilney
Columbia University
Dr. Tilney
Tilney
New Taboos for Old Says Havelock Ellis Realism Guide
Glenn Frank argues against banning all taboos and approves replacing old taboos with new internal ones. He cites Havelock Ellis who says life requires discipline and warns youth that freedom means choosing new self imposed limits rather than erasing taboos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Havelock Ellis
Ellis
McClure
Frederick County Maryland Hosts World’s Largest Goldfish Farm
Washington letter notes Frederick Maryland as county seat of the national center for a new infant industry. Senator Goldsborough and the tariff commission call the product fish live of genus Carassius, meaning goldfish. The county boasts the world's largest goldfish farm with an acre plant and diverse ponds.
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Kirke Simpson
Washington
Barbara Frietchie
Frederick
Maryland
Senator Goldsborough
Tariff Commission
Frederick County
The Romantic Mr Carew in Jacqueline Grey’s Dilemma
Jacqueline grapples with a diamond necklace theft while Mr Carew proposes, Teddy Montrose arrives as a detective in pursuit and Jacqueline fears arrest. Carew’s pressure contrasts with Teddy’s reassurance as Jacqueline hides the truth and contemplates flight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacqueline Grey
Porter Mason
Circe’s
Jacqueline
Arthur Carew
Goldfish Farm Delivers Festive Fish to Baltimore Market
An 11 acre venture operates solely to raise and market goldfish. A fleet of express motor trucks brings tanks of these bright fish daily to the Baltimore market.
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Express
Baltimore
Japanese Contrast on Goldfish Trade and Tariffs
The article compares Japan and the United States in goldfish production and transport. It notes private, crew led shipments in San Francisco, separate from steamship companies. Senator Goldsborough pressed a tariff of six cents per fish, but data on costs were lacking and Japanese goldfish entered freely.
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Japan
Pacific
San Francisco
Senator Goldsborough
Tariff Commission
United States
The Little Bully by Alice Judson Peale
Betty a five year old girl moving into a new home becomes shy then bullies a nearby three year old. The article explains her behavior stems from insecurity and the need to fit in with peers.
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Alice Judson
Peale
Betty
Dancing Men for Hire and Dorothy Parker Poised
New York society notices Dorothy Parker praised as a witty, delicate genius while gossip about New York's “Dancing men for hire” reveals hotel waiters and college students supplying young escorts for $15 with incidental expenses paid. Tales recount Parker’s Europe stay, Alps, and isolation in Switzerland as she crafts poems and avoids editors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Dorothy Parker
Metropolis
Manhattan
Switzerland
Death toll climbs to twenty one in Isleta crash
The Isleta railroad crossing disaster the Santa Fe train vs Transcontinental bus left 21 dead after Tom Nieto Domingo Indian died last night. morgue held two unidentified victims a man and a woman described by small details of height clothing and age.
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Associated Press
Albuquerque
N. M
Isleta
Santa Fe
Tom Nieto
Domingo Indian
Mrs Quack Outwits Owl for Evening Corn
In a Green Forest tale Mrs Quack waits on her nest as Hooty the Great Horned Owl hunts nearby. Hunger grows until the owl leaves, allowing her to slip out for corn at the Smiling Pool. The scene ends with a forthcoming tale about Unc Billy Possum.
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Mrs. Quack
Green Forest
Smiling Pool
Mrs. Quick
Hooty
Hooty the Owl
Hunt for Missing Student Flier Continues Amid Fog
An extensive search for Ralph White a 32 year old student flier continued over land and sea with only slight hope of survival amid dense fog. Authorities fear he may have forced down on the Atlantic and vanished. Rewards totaling 1000 dollars are offered for information leading to his discovery.
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United Press
New York
Ralph White
Atlantic
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Amarillo Globe
Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Gene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
News and Business Department
Povamcee
Tmsee
Reese
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Amarillo Daily News
Globe
News- Globe
BY Mail
Oklahoma
New Mexico
the Globe
BY Richard Starr
MR. Carew
Teddy Montrose
Teddy
Miss Grey
Carew
Inspector McAllister
New Scotland Yard
Byrams
Mr. Montrose
Richard Star
Mr. McAllister
Rao
C. McIntyre
Chic Sale
Alec Waugh
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Burgess
By Thornton W. Burgess
Unc
Billy Possum
Lave
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Canada
Stephen Douglas
AIRC
Didiokris
Airiois
It — Aik Rmievatl
Sim Sioisi Iplin
Pes
Ilouia Irieiciailie
SIA
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