We Need a Navy of Treaty Strength
Opinion page argues that world disarmament stalls, Washington treaty remains, and the U S should maintain a strong Navy under treaty limits. Quotes Rufus S Tucker and Al Smith reacting to naval policy and taxes on farmers. The piece reflects 1924 debates on arms, tariffs, and economic policy amid interwar tensions.
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United Sates
Nother
Washington
Engad
Aejedly
England
France
Japan
Economic organizations and the need for swift adaptation
Glenn Frank argues that the United States has a dense network of unofficial economic bodies that can either resist necessary change or accelerate it. He urges converting chambers, federations, and trade groups into tools of rapid, efficient adaptation to evolving conditions, mirroring a European example.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
United States
England
Europe
Sir Arthur Salter
Council
Arthur Salter
McClure Newspaper
Maelstrom and Boston Hub in Early American Lore
The Maelstrom near the Lofoden Islands, famed as a deadly whirlpool, inspires sailors and is linked to Nordic etymology. Boston’s claim as the center of learning and culture is humorously noted by Oliver Wendell Holmes. The nickname The Hub persists to this day.
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Lofoden Islands
Norway
America
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Boston
Georgie Writes a Letter to Nicholas Boyd
Georgie Bancroft plans to write to Nicholas Boyd, the ex film star in Germany, hoping he will answer and perhaps reconcile with her. She seeks a way to reach him and enlists Clifford Asher to help find the German contact while arranging a dance with his help.
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Georgie Bancroft
New York
London
Nelly Foster
Nelly
Nicholas Boyd
Germany
Bernie Boyd
Nicholas
England
Bernie
Georgie
Bishop
Boyd
Post Office
Clifford Asher
Dr. Asher
Asher
Clifford
Doubleday Doran
Typhoid Fever Decline Shows Preventive Medicine Gain
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how typhoid rates plunged from historical 60,000 cases to under 200 in Chicago due to preventive measures. He notes transmission through contaminated water milk and food, but highlights cleaner ice, safer milk, and better oyster breeding controls as key reductions in contagion.
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Chicago
Restaurants Discuss Code For Recovery
A code of operation under the National Recovery Act was discussed Friday at a meeting of local restaurant owners. Plans from this parley will be aligned with proposals from restaurant owners in other cities.
Dan Thomas in Hollywood
Inside dope on a new Connie Bennett contract shows her set to earn 60 000 dollars per film for four movies yearly plus share of gross receipts and one away from Twentieth Century. potential 420 000 dollars in 12 months. Bing Crosby gains visibility after two successful pictures as Jean Harlow surprises with a singing debut in Hollywood Party.
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Hollywood
Connie Bennett
Warner’s
Miss Bennett
Twentieth Century
RKO
Vindicated on One Dull Yarn McIntyre column
New York July 21 thoughts on Broadway types and a stroll past memory lane. Mentions Scamp Montgomery Frank Crummit and Warren Williams. riffs on Ethel Barrymore Peggy Fears and Eddie Guest. Ends with a laundry revenge note and a 1933 copyright credit.
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New York
Broadway
Scamp Montgomery
Dave
Mizner
O. K
Lindy’s
Dodge Twins
Arthur Somers Roche
Harry Evans
Life
Frank Crummit
Jackson
Warren Williams
Ned
Helen Dreiser
Ethel Barrymore
Peggy Fears
Ed Wynn
Bob Garland
Zaz Hitchcock
Earl Benham
Francis Albertanti
Cuba
Machado
Burns
Poe
Brandywine Street
Philadelphia
Orville Wright
Kitty Hawk
Restaurant Fraternity Plans Reach National Movement
Dewey Ashcroft of the Silver Grill Cafeteria and Coffee Shop returned from Austin where basic plans for the restaurant fraternity's part in a national movement were discussed in detail. He expects at least 150 more Amarillo restaurant workers will be employed and 500000 people will be put back to work in the national food service setup.
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Dewey Ashcroft
Silver Grill
Austin
The Second Meeting in Betty Bear tale
Betty Bear, shunned after cuffing Jimmy Skunk's cubs, faces ridicule and isolation by Mother Bear. A chance encounter with the same young skunk tests prudence as she backs away along a narrow path and avoids a repeat clash.
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Green Forest
Betty Bear
Jimmy Skunk
Mother Bear
Mother
Skunk
Betty
T. W. Burgess
Fear and Courage In Edgar A Guest Poem
A compact verse expresses fear of failure and dread, urging bold forward motion. It calls to run the chance, advance bravely, and face the rugged path with clear sight and steady resolve.
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Edgar A. Guest
AN OLD-TIMER PUZZLE ANSWER KEY CLUES SET
A filled clue grid lists both across and down hints from a small puzzle page. Names, places, dates, and items appear in scattered definitions, including references to a famous early female star, deities, fabrics, dyes, and everyday objects.
Sign on storefront invites touch with paint daub
In Sharon Pennsylvania a local businessman painted a bold message at the bottom of his store sign reading If you must touch this paint touch here expressing a playful warning to passersby and customers. The humorous gesture aimed to draw attention to the shop’s refreshed frontage.
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Sharon
Jay
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al Smith
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Charles Haas
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
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Lou Holtz
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