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World in one basket warns of global unity and peril
Prof. Wright, UChicago international law expert, argues the world is a single community despite many nations. Advances in radio, cables, and trade shrink oceans, making distant conflicts like Italy and Ethiopia risks to all, demanding cooperation or global disaster.
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Production Is Still The Problem Says Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that a high productive capacity must spread income more broadly. He warns against focusing only on distribution and cites 1929 to 1945 car loadings to illustrate how increasing production raises national income and benefits middle and lower income groups. He stresses not reducing output while seeking fairer distribution.
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The Average Man in an Era of Averages
A portrait of the average American citizen as worker, taxpayer, consumer, voter, and economic anchor. The piece notes his burden from taxes, strikes, and rising costs while urging politicians to heed his frustration before public discontent erupts.
Essun Tanex Jo Darien Finds Work and Crest Lake Romance
Jo Darien, finishing her first college year, loses her father’s job and takes a part time post at a marine supply store. She meets Douglas Marsh at Crest Lake inn, accepts a hostess job, sparks a breakup with fiancé Bret Paul, and encounters film star visitors including Johnny Barley and Maurice the English actor.
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Drann crew fills lake sets during film shoot at inn and cottages
Hollywood workers including cameramen and sound technicians swarm a lakeside location while principals such as Lolita Montez keep to rooms. Guests welcome the distraction as boats, woods, and late dinners mark a restless dawn to night routine.
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Word Builder Fairs and Prizes in Our Town
A rough snippet notes fairs in town with contests and prizes funded by a local merchant. A curates wife quips about cleanliness at Matins and early rising as stamina for fortune. The passage includes jumbled dialogue and stray names.
Notable Recluses and Celebrities Highlight Escapes and Ends
A survey of famous figures reveals isolation among the O Neill household and Carlotta Monterey’s withdrawal since her marriage. It notes Ethel Waters’ Harlem reception, Norman Hapgood’s brief editorial reign, and others, including Leo Lorimer and Cecil Lean, with reflections on aging, exercise, and a sea of literary and theatrical personalities.
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Timmy the Flying Squirrel Watches for Danger in Green Forest
A bedtime tale in Thornton W Burgess about Timmy the Flying Squirrel and family playing at night in the Green Forest. Roddy Fox watches as Timmy and Mrs Timmy teach the young squirrels to stay alert for dangers from hawks owls and other hunters.
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Ultraviolet rays and tuberculosis doubt in 1935 health note
The article questions sun treatment for tuberculosis and reports a Chicago study by Coulter and Carter finding no benefits from ultraviolet exposure in active pulmonary TB. It also notes crowding in Puerto Rico as a factor in high TB death rates and ends with a children story about Hooty the Owl and a fox.
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National Benefit label for Christmas Carol
Dickens's Christmas Carol published in 1843 drew Thackeray’s remark that it was a National Benefit and the best charity sermon. Necromancy is predicting by communication with the dead, also magic and enchantment. Benjamin Franklin is quoted as saying a dying man can do nothing easy as his last words.
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