New Guinea Judge Foils Guilt by Laughing at Accusations
Freling Foster notes in Collier's how a New Guinea judge tests guilt by a suspect's reaction to the accusation. A laughing defendant would be freed, while a guilty person could not. The piece casts doubt on American courtroom norms and questions fairness when judging criminals and families affected by crime.
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Freling Foster
Collier's
Junker Imperialism Returns as World Weighs In
The piece argues that German imperialism revived under Berlin leaders and mirrors a broader European trend. It criticizes postwar compromise, wartime slogans, and current policies for failing to curb aggression, urging a fair peace and worldwide disarmament to prevent a new surge of junker influence.
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Gamble on island plan to wed for escapebackstory
In a tense island hold up, Jerry Calhoun proposes a name only marriage to Nancy Wentworth to free them from Limpy Ashwood and his ransom hold. Emory Battles and Stevens back the plan as danger mounts and a crew of prisoners await rescue as a plot to outwit the gangster deepens.
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Opera Status Is Baby Grand in New York
In New York, grand opera faces a doubtful future as sponsors struggle with a troubled season. Diminished stars, slashed salaries, and a shrinking box office dampen spirits, while the Metropo litan building sits in gloom. A coming wave of “baby grand opera” is predicted as the era’s dynamics shift among performers, patrons, and finances.
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Effects of Constipation on Health and Relief Exercises
Dr. Copeland explains complications from chronic constipation including auto intoxication fatigue poor sleep bad breath and skin issues. Severe outcomes cited are fissures and piles with pain and insomnia. Exercises include leg raises knee lifts and torso rotations to aid relief.
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Royal S. Copeland
Driving by Ear and the Need for Driver Education
The piece laments inadequate driver training and calls for education as drivers learn by instinct. It argues drivers must sense speed and direction of multiple vehicles in heavy traffic and cautions against harmful conduct on highways.
Winifred Black Says Not a Psychic
Imogene believes in dreams and signs yet she is not a seer. Her dramatic storytelling clashes with common sense and caution, exposing how she fears turning a minor mistake into a tragedy while she cherishes intellect and spirit.
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Winifred Black
Imogene
Bedtime Stories The Egg-Hunters by Burgess
Jimmy Skunk leads nine youngsters toward a pond where Mrs. Snapper the snapping turtle lies. The Skunks learn caution around the turtle and stumble on her buried eggs, discovering they are palatable treats. The tale blends nature lesson with family adventure.
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Just Folks by Edgar A. Guest
A nostalgic vignette recalling a simple home cooked meal. The speaker describes Nellie preparing tea ham bread and jam and sharing a table in linen white surroundings as a cherished memory from years past.
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Just Folks
Edgar A. Guest
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Whiteman to Launch Radio Talent Auditions Next Week
Paul Whiteman will begin a series of radio talent auditions starting next week. East Lynne with Broadway veterans is planned for WJZ NBC Saturday night. Tonight’s picks include WEAF NBC with John Paul Jones anniversary and Shilkret Summer Concert.
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Guiding 4 Your Child Elizabeth Learns With Affection
A doll like Elizabeth is described as lazy and phlegmatic in school. Her learning issues stem from a desire to please her mother who favored a younger brother. The analysis suggests Elizabeth will not learn until she receives insight and affectionate understanding from her family and teacher.
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Interest centers on small farms says railroad agent
C L Seagraves of the Santa Fe in Chicago told local officials there is growing nationwide interest in small farms for living and comforts. He stressed older workers may need a path to self support as industry ages, aiming to move older workers aside for younger labor. Amarillo fans raised funds to repair lighting at a baseball park damaged by a severe storm.
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