Neos Publishing announces February 20 1924 post office act event
Publication notice from Neos Publishing Goth and Fille-ine announces a March act at the post office with dates listed. President and Publisher Howee, Editor-in Chief Shea Cunbs, and staff are noted along with subscription rates and mailing terms for Daily and Sunday editions.
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Neos
Goth
Ore
Ene Howe
Geneee Eeeeeesseees
Shea Cunbs
Babscacca Asa
Vecenesess
Ens
Globe and News
Christmas Creche Gift Sparks Kindness in Town
A local artist creates a creche display bought by a woman who saves with coins and bills to gift her husband. A later buyer, wishing to please his wife, finds the piece sold and regrets the lost chance. The tale ends with a quiet Christmas ethical note.
Dorothy Thompson on the State of the Union address
The column criticizes the President's State of the Union speech as rapid and uneven but notes reasonable inflation controls and a fiscal policy akin to Taft. It highlights support for universal military training, farm relief, and debates over labor laws, medical care, and a proposed universal prepaid insurance panel system.
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Roosevelt
Taft
Organized Labor
Truman
Commodity Crédit Corporation
White House
Iowa
Congress
New Zealand
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Church leaders warn on foreign policy and military influence
Dr Samuel McRea Cavert urges Christian morality as the path to freedom and justice to curb communism. Former Undersecretary Sumner Welles warns that armed services bias and military mentality increasingly shape foreign policy.
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Samuel McRea Cavert
Federal Council of Churches
Sumner Welles
What’s the Difference Communism versus Americanism
The piece argues freedom of knowledge as the source of all liberty and warns that communism restricts knowledge exchange making science secret. It laments a loss of intellectual freedom and portrays Americanism as preserving open access to knowledge.
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Puisy
Unism
America
Red
The Photosynthetic Shmoo Quiet California Experiments
Stewart Alsop reports on Atomic Energy Commission experiments in California aiming to control photosynthesis. Scientists Calvin and Benson use Carbon 14 to map this process and hint at artificial food production, possibly leading to vast sea farming and major global economic and political consequences. The piece notes Britain already pilots sea farming and suggests a four to five year horizon for practical progress, with broader implications for world markets and policy.
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California
Washington
Atomic Energy Commission
Commission
L'il Abner
Earth
Melvin Calvin
Andrew Benson
University of California
Calvin
Calvin and
Benson
Trinidad
London Economist
Detroit
Manhattan
Sickbed Scribbling on Love and Science in a Fevered Note
Paul Gallico writes from a sickroom lamenting his breakup with Dita Hayworth and Aly Kahn. He muses on jealousy fame and romance while warning against reporting their p pervasive romance. He weighs Sir Forrestal authority and space satellites amid reflections on democracy and war. The piece ends with a wary note on the universe and a looming fevered mood.
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Dita Hayworth
Aly Kahn
Kahn
Gallico
Mr. Kahn
Miss Hayworth
Alv
Rita
Forrestal
Polk Street Professor on Rising Costs and Lax Production
A small 150 worker manufacturer laments rising material and labor costs but cites the biggest jump as workers’ slipshod methods. He notes three labor hours now replace two postwar, worries about lack of pride and interest in quality, and emphasizes a dual aim to produce a good product and earn profits while doubting if workers share the value.
Crossword Puzzle Harbinger of Spring Clues Unfold
The puzzle lists horizontal clues from 1 to 56 and vertical clues from 4 to 54 with entries like songbird dawn goddess hearth goddess and terms for trade, measurement, and nature. Answers form a themed spring crossword reflecting seasonal motifs and wordplay.
Manners for Churchgoing Youth on Pleasant Sunday
A guide outlines proper churchgoing etiquette for a date or family visit. It covers dress codes from dark suits to conservative hats and gloves, seating order, helping a date with coats, sharing hymn books, and personal offerings. It stresses decorum and modesty for both boys and girls.
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Erich Brande
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Dorothy Thompson
State OF the Union
Stewart Alsop
International Politi
Paul Gallico
United States
Berlin
Rome
D'st
McNaucht Syndicate, Inc
Polk Street
Jil I
Dae
Miss Fancy
New York
Reed
Morley
Clark
Daddy
MR. Kent
Trusess
B. M. Goff Company
Lubbock
Broadway
O. G. McClain
Southern Brokerage Co
Fisk
Lo-Boy
Empire Furnace
The
Railroad Commission of Texas
Johnson-Price
Fillmore
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