Chicago not a seaport so the sea must come to her
The article contrasts Chicago and New York, noting Chicago lacks a sea harbor while boasting industry and resources. It argues the city must receive deep waterways to connect to the sea, framing this as a strategic move to become a dominant national hub rather to await seaborne access. The piece blends opinion on urban growth and infrastructure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
New York
Metropolis
Political turmoil in Nicaragua spurs U S intervention debate
The piece traces a chaotic Nicaraguan power struggle two years ago with Solorzano, Chamorro, and Sacasa. Chamorro briefly seized control, Solorzano resigned, Sacasa alleges illegal impeachment and leads a rebellion. U S and Mexican responses, plus diplomatic tensions, are outlined amid evolving regional politics. Also included is a Chicago inflationary brag from George Reynolds praising city growth and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tms
Solorzano
Sacasta
Republic of Nicaragua
Chamorro
Sacasa
United States
Uncle Sam
Diaz
Managua
Mntry
Washington
Kellogg
Montana farm program outlined for state farmers
The article discusses Montana’s agricultural development stressing the home market in Butte and Anaconda. It highlights the State College extension, a 20 year data bulletin, and plans to adapt proven methods to local farms through county meetings to stabilize and raise Montana agriculture. It notes the wide impact on Montana’s economy and urges mining communities to support farm progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Anaconda
Montana
State College
Atkinson
Bozeman
WHOS Leadership Threat to U.S. World Affairs Seen
Theodore F. Burton a long time Ohio politician and former senator is described as a key figure in U S world affairs. The piece traces his birth in Jefferson Ohio on December 20 and outlines his service in the fifty ninth through sixtieth congresses and terms in the senate from 1809 to 1915. It notes his representation of Ohio districts and his work with the Interparliamentary Union meeting in St Louis London Geneva and Copenhagen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theodore F. Burton
Prom Oho
Theodore Elijah Burton
Jeffeson
Ohio
Radio Program Schedule Across Central Pacific
A dense listing of radio stations with times and programs across the central time row, detailing WCCO WEAF WGN WHO WOC and others in Minneapolis Saint Paul Chicago Des Moines Davenport Moline with orchestras, concerts, drama, and music blocks. Includes multiple stations and time slots in Pacific Time as well.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
WDAF
Kansas City
School of the Air
WGN
Chicago
Drake
Blackstone
Tring
Sam 'N' Henry
Mark Love
Base Robby Meeker
Drake Hotel
Correll
Gosden
WOC
Davenport
Iowa
Moline Plowboys
Mosi
KPI
Los Angeles
Cal
U.S.C
KFT
Johnston and Farrell
KFWB
Hollywood
Warner Brothers
Frode
KGO
Oakland
Stanisius Bem
KGW
Portland
Ore
Dance Muse
KPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant Orchestra
Rudy Setger
Fairmont Hotel
Horoscope reads threatening day for many in January 1927
Astrologers warn of a troubled January 1927 as stars allegedly frown on Earth making the aged cranky about the new order and employment prospects. The forecast warns of accidents and international tension while promising artistic birthdates and opportunities for women in romance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earth
Tate
McCluren
Syndicat
Senator Copeland Attacks Coolidge Tax Cut Plan
Imely Views on World Topics discusses Senator Royal S. Copeland of New York accusing President Coolidge of using a tax cut as political cover after a national Republican defeat. The piece cites Copeland opposing a proposed 25 percent tax reduction and accuses the administration of diverting attention from election losses.
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Royal S. Copeland
New York
Coolidge
Coolator Smoo
Senate Finance Committee
Oollege
Republican
Tam
Portrait of Joyce Kilmer’s Kilmer and Martin legacy
A fragmentary criticism by Joyce Kilmer notes Bo A Robinson’s vivid debut style. It praises Kilmer as a portraitist who reveals a life with few sharp strokes and contrasts his pursuit of fame with a poetic gaze. The piece references Martin, a gentle, complex figure whose image haunts the writer, and closes with a brief note on dress rules in Rio de Janeiro streetcars emphasizing collar and tie etiquette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joyce Kilmer
Bo A. Robinson
Kilmer Iea
Francous
Jose Ip
Rio DE Janeiro
Health Diet Advice for Your Child's Vacation Period
A 1920s style guidance urges a three month summer break focused on physical development and rest from study. It warns against overloading children with schoolwork and advocates outdoor activities, sun, exercise, and balanced meals. Emphasizes primitive enjoyment, wholesome exercise, and daily activity checks with praise for progress.
Language, pride, and identity in a multilingual world
A narrative scene recounts a dining encounter with a Rosetta Stone figure who critiques American arrogance and linguistic ignorance. The exchange contrasts Old World perceptions with US self-image, noting Americans largely speak one language while implying a broader cultural veneer. The dialogue explores national pride, language limits, and cross cultural misunderstandings.
Frail Family Fragment Sees Gun Shatter Visitor Mystery
A vivid Victorian-tinged scene unfolds as a girl warns of tattling to her father, a gun is produced, a crash echoes a window break, and Mr Bolder vanishes. A maid welcomes callers while a child curiously surveys newborn twins and asks if she was two.
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Mr. Bolder
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Imely
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Immy
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