Modern visions of electric power for farms and Japan's growth
A rambled column contrasts humane use of electricity with warlike power, then surveys Japan's population rise. It notes a million births yearly amid 70 million residents, suggesting production, imports, and migration keep pace with growth, aided by industrial exports and increasing numbers at home.
Class of '27 Embraces Youth and Achievement in American Life
A rousing call favors the class of 1927 celebrating youth as the driving force in literature, science, business, and politics. It cites senators born in the 1880s and 1890s, Coolidge at 54, and Dawes at 61 as evidence that age is no barrier to competence. The piece urges backing youthful effort and dismisses old prejudice against young achievers.
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Mars
Tutu
Lindberg
United States Senate
Lat Follette
Wisconsin
Nye
North Dakota
Bratton
New Mexico
Wheeler
Man
Harrison
Mississippi
Mayfield
Texas
Robinson
Indiana
Reed
Pennsyvania
Coolidge
Dawes
M. Hope
Electric power as a modern fertilizer in farming
The piece extols electricians as modern Good Samaritans for farmers, claiming electricity improves soil productivity dramatically by being introduced into the earth. It notes the American Electronic Association and electric testing stations can generate lightning easily, portraying electricity as a powerful, transformative force.
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American Electronic Association
Nation grapples with murder rate by city in 1926
The report from life insurance authorities notes 451 murders across 119 American cities in 1926 with the rate in the 20th century rising then easing. Memphis shows 42.4 per 100,000, Birmingham 58.8, Tampa 67.6, and Jacksonville 75.9. The piece also discusses race dynamics and mob violence trends in the era.
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Chicago
New York
Memphis
Birmingham
Tampa
Jacksonville
Radio listings across multiple stations in the U S Time zones
A rundown of evening radio programs across stations in Central and Pacific time zones including WCCO WEAF WDAF WHB WHO KOA KPI KFIA KFWB KGO KGW KHJ KHJ San Francisco and networks. Programs feature orchestras, concerts, organ recitals and dramatic readings with times from early evening to late night.
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WCCO
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Minn
WEAF
Eddie Dunstedter
WDAF
Kansas City
Caballers
Nighthawk Frolte
Des Moines
Towa
Little Symphony
Fort Des Moines
WOG
Davenport
Iowa
KPI
Los Angeles
Cal
Nick Harris
California Petroleum ‘Corp
Orange
KFIA
Seattle
Wash
KFWB
Hollywood
KGO
Oakland
Stanisl Symphony
National Broadcasting Company
KGW
Portland
Ore
KHJ
IPO
San Francisco
States Restaurant Orchestra
Dudy Seiger
Kent
Orange Network
Pacific Division
Robert of
Sicily
Londfellow
Wayside Inn
KHQ
KOMO
KFOA
KPO
KFT
Chicago
Butte
Uncertain Horoscope Foresees Calamities and Travel Luck
The June 15 1927 horoscope warns of a total lunar eclipse over the Atlantic and North America bringing storms floods and earthquakes. It notes Great Britain faces a eventful summer while the United States could rise as a world power. Those born on this day may be ambitious nature lovers and poets.
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Atlantic Ocean
North America
West’ Indies
United States
Great Britain
McClure
Health Diet Advice on Proper Protein and Starch Combos
In this guidance the author cautions against combining protein with starches in a meal, recommending only one starch per meal paired with non starchy vegetables. It warns against fruits and tomatoes with starches, explains starch digestion begins in the mouth, and suggests sample meals like whole wheat muffins with carrots and green beans, or baked potato with cucumbers and salad.
Germany Warns Soviet Russia Against Communist Propaganda
Geneva dispatch reports Foreign Minister Stresemann telling reporters Germany had decided to warn Soviet Russia that it should end communist propaganda abroad. He called it a pity that Soviet actions strengthen enemies, while noting some countries’ hotheads seek extreme measures though most officials do not wish to sever ties with Russia.
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Geneva
Stresemann
Berlin
Germany
Soviet Russia
Russia
Imely Views On World Topics From Labor Secretary Speech
James John Davis born in Tredegar Wales 1972 rose to United States labor secretary 1921 under Harding Coolidge advocating modern advertising driven economy over wage cuts. He argued layoffs worsen downturn preferring sales pressure and trained advertising as key to lasting prosperity. Local scene includes a drinker remark and a barroom exchange about price.
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Sam
Wee Vis
James John Davis
Tredegar
South Wales
United States
Ant Works
Shares
Steel and
Tin Plate Mil
Elwood
Ind
Davis
Loyal Order Moose
Hardt
Coolidge
Canada
England
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