General Dawes Campaign Among Senate Reform Efforts
Washington observers say Dawes faces a losing fight in the Senate as President Coolidge withholds support and signals Dawes should pursue other tasks. If Dawes could present his plan to the public, it might win. however the Senate rules may resist change more than Medes and Persians.
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Dawes
United States Senate
Washington
Coolidge
Mr. Dawes
Mr. Coolidge
Senate
Heat and Cold: Storing Summer Heat and Its Prospects
The essay discusses heat conservation as a serious scientific topic. It notes advances in science that could make storing summer heat for winter use a commercial utility, suggesting future possibilities like winter frost for summer consumption and citing past exaggerations of visionaries.
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University of
Butte
San Francisco
Building permits rise in June across 210 cities
June building permits in 210 representative cities reached 351 733 981 dollars, compiled from building departments by a statistics firm. The total edged May and showed 20 percent year over year growth while the first half of 1925 logged an 8 percent rise from the prior year, with New York City’s five boroughs alone accounting for more than a third of the total.
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New York City
Building Activity Mixed Across Cities With Shifts in Labor
New York City shows a 15 percent drop over six months while other cities combined rise 18 percent. Jan 1 to July contracts total 1 318 193 000 versus 1 172 324 000 last year. Labor disputes include bricklayers plasterers and a Boston electrical workers strike. Seattle sees lumber camps reopening. Overall, unemployment relief and optimism persist.
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New York City
New York
Chicago
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Seattle
Government aviation testimony collection viewed as exhaustive reading
The piece notes 3 261 pages of government printed volumes from the congressional aviation hearings offering a thorough analysis of aviation progress and controversy. It praises the depth of expert input while suggesting a concise summary would help readers. it highlights General Mitchell's testimony and press sensationalism and urges a standing aviation committee in Congress to track ongoing issues and costs.
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Washington
Brooklyn Eagle
Daily Press
Mitchell
Department of Aviation
Air Services
Army
Navy
House Military Affairs Committee
the Eagle
Congress
Aspiration and Summer Strives for Fulfillment
A reflective note on how ambition thrives with steady effort, especially in mid summer. It highlights the need for persistent inspiration and perspiration to achieve goals despite heat and fatigue.
Senator Borah May Back Coolidge For Rest
Senator Borah has no objections to the president taking a rest and is nearly persuaded to support giving the country a period of rest by the administration.
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Senator Borah
President Coolidge
Evolution debate keeps jail crowd from overfull capacity
As yet the number of convicted evolutionists is not such as to overtax the capacity of the country's jails. The remark hints at public concern over potential legal actions tied to the theory in education and law.
Scowling Mussolini and Prohibition Tangles Across News
The narrative covers Mussolini’s foes and friends in intense disagreement and notes bootleggers facing jail while resisting relocation urged by Assistant Secretary Andrews and the Anti-Saloon League. It also mentions welcoming Australians, saloon hospitality, and Chinese noninterference, with Governor Smith of New York subtly signaling support and skepticism.
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Andrews
Anti-Saloon League
Burgess Chipmunk Play Teaches Play as Learning
A Burgess bedtime tale "A Chipmunk Playground" follows five young chipmunks as they emerge from a sunless nursery to explore the world. Mother guides them on safe play, teaching hiding, alertness, and teamwork while learning to seek shelter and stay near the ground.
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Mrs. Chipmunk
Chatterer
Red Squirrel
T. W. Burgess
Horoscope for Monday August 3 1925
The stars incline but do not come. This should be a fortunate day for women in love and business. Great international moves may enlist women, but face opposition. Libel suits will rise. middle aged and old victims noted. Children born today likely have happy uneventful careers.
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Uranus
Venus
Mars
Leo
McClure
Alexandra Dowager Queen Withdraws From Public Ceremonies
Alexandra, queen empress dowager of Britain, at eighty, has retired from public ceremonies. Living at Sandringham, she declines church attendance, enjoys patience and limited correspondence, and writes weekly to sister ex Czarina Marie and daughter Queen Maud.
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Alexandra
Britain
Sandringham
Norfolk
Edward
Marie
Buckingham Palace
Westminster Abbey
Russia
London
Marlborough House
Prince of Wales
Spots and Flaws Blur the Winning Mindset in Life
Florence Davies compares tennis champ William Tilden losing to tiny court spots with the habit of nagging flaws in work and marriage. She warns that fixation on blemishes blinds the player to the game, urging focus on winning and constructive action.
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Tilden
Johnny
Bob
Chicago inventor creates non slip plate and saucer tray
A Chicago woman patenting a pilente tray with non slipping plates and saucers. Nearly 160 scientists have dedicated their lives to cancer research seeking a cure.
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Chicago
Heaven the final abode and reward for virtue
The sermon frames heaven as a real, defined place beyond earth, where the just enjoy eternal happiness in God’s presence. It argues heaven’s existence is supported by scripture and church teaching, traces its nature from creation to final transformation, and links reward to suffering and self denial.
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Jerusalem
Heaven
Alon
Christ
Limbo
Egypt
Assyria
Babylon
Greece
Rome
Cicero
God
Earth
John
St. Paul
Kingdom of
Value of Dirigible as War Aid Still Undetermined
Admiral Hughes reports that the Shenandoah's war games with the Texas show no decisive conclusion on using lighter aircraft in war. Weather aided visibility, but storms revealed navigation weaknesses. More extensive tests are needed to decide the dirigible’s wartime utility and accuracy of engagement.
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Miral
Eberle
Naval Operations
Hughes
Fleet Training Division
Atlantic
Texas
Lakehurst
Atlantic City
Admiral Hughes
Little Stories Dinner Chat and Wrong Answers
A dinner scene in Boston features a hostess playing Chopin for guests with a sonata offered to the table as a joke. An old gentleman and a memory skilled hatter story follow with a humorous misread of hats. A railroad director shows a child a zebra, a tiger, and a chimpanzee with quizzical mislabelings from the baby at the exhibit.
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Coty
Baby
Papa
Third Army Division Mobilized Quickly at Camp Lewis
The Third Army Division at Camp Lewis Washington can mobilize and entrain in one hour and 45 minutes after a secret mobilization test ordered by Maj. Gen. William H. Johnston. Every unit packed up and reached the railroad station within the stated time, demonstrating readiness.
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Camp Lewis
Wash
Third Army
William H. Johnston
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