Horner Defends Law on Sit-Down Strikes and Editors Clash
The Globe notes Governor Horner’s stance that sit-down strikes lack legal basis and praises law enforcement in Illinois. It also recounts a quarrel between Franklin and Bradford over the first magazine in colonial America, and discusses broader trade and diplomatic hopes for gasoline, motor cars, and regional unity among New World republics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horner
Chicago
Murphy
Flint
Ilinois
Illinois
Doned
Franklin
Bradford
Columbia University Press
Lyon N. Richardson
Washington
Congress
Inter American Highway Progress Through Central America
The article outlines sections opened and under construction from Laredo to the canal, with 7 000 foot climbs in Mexico and extensive jungle terrain in Central America. It notes Guatemala and Honduras progress, Nicaragua’s roadless areas, Costa Rica’s forested spans, and Panama’s 300 miles of good road plus ferry service, ending with cost estimates and US funding needs.
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George Creel
Colier
Laredo
Mexico
Tehuacan
Oaxaca
Chiapa
Suchiate
Guatemala
Salvador
Great Lakes
Pacific
Costa Rica
Christopher Columbus
San Jose
Panama
David
Canal Zone
Balboa Bay
Rio Grande
Canal
United States
Shopping for Trouble With Multiple Doctors
The article warns that moving between doctors can trigger neurosis as patients seek dramatic medical terms for minor issues. It advocates establishing trust with one family physician, keeping regular checkups, and avoiding endless doctor shopping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uneir Joba
Listening audiences and Windsor concert tale from 1891
The narrator recalls London 1891 private “At Homes” where audiences talked during music. He describes interrupting conversations to teach listeners to hear art, then notes mastering English and critiquing social attitudes toward performance. He also cites William T. Hornaday on elephants and contrasts elephant intelligence with apes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Plastic furniture may transform interiors says Bennett
Toledo reports H. D. Bennett promotes plas kon as the coming material for furniture. He envisions plastic furniture becoming a major interior design field. The article notes two young Americans Francis A. Flood and James C. Wilson once rode motorcycles across Africa from Lagos to Eritrea, north of Lake Chad.
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G. P. Sanderson
Plastic Furniture
Toledo
U.P
H. D. Bennett
Plaskon
Francis A. Flood
James C. Wilson
Africa
Lagos
Eritrea
Lake
Chad
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Globe's Exchange Desk
Benjamin Franklin
America
Andrew Bradford
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Gazette
American Weekly Mercury
John Webbe
Webbe
Webbe Aban
Flapper
By Sylvia
NEA Service, Inc
TM. Regus
Sally
BIG Business
William
Ferguson
Rei
Kopi
NEN SERVICE, INC._T.M. REG
U.S. Pat
Tarzan
Ula
George
McGurk
Tom
Youngster
Dixie Dugan
Panko
Dimie
Blondie
Boots
Aunt Penny
Stephen
Maan
B.W
VDEAR
Raver
Tm Ek
Shell
Lulu Belle
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Mary Lawton
Saturday Evening Post
Queen Victoria
Windsor
William T. Hornaday
Asia Magazine
Mammalia
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