National Health Series offers 13 health booklets
The National Health Council releases the National Health Series with 13 brochures by authorities on health. Topics include The Quest for Health The Expectant Mother Taking Care of Your Heart Personal Hygiene Venereal Diseases Cancer Community Health Man and the Microbe Food for Healths Sake The Young Childs Health The Human Machine Tuberculosis Loves and Marriage The Babys Health. The series argues life expectancy rose from 45 years in 1910 to 58 in 1923 and urges community health programs to reduce disease and suffering.
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Tional Health Council
United States
National Park Policy Aims at Public Use and Preservation
Secretary of the Interior clarifies the difference between national parks and national forests. Parks are not commercial properties but natural preserves. development emphasizes public service, minimal costs for camping, and no private summer homes. Private uses are restricted to keep parks near their original condition while ensuring accessibility and comfort for recreation, education, and scenery.
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Maine
Hawaiian Islands
America
Health education strengthens public well being nationwide
The article notes rising attention to health and the link between sound bodies and minds. It highlights the role of popular education in promoting health, and mentions national societies uniting into the National Health Council to coordinate efforts against disease.
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Red Cross
National Health Council
Dawes Press Buzz Sparks Rumors Over Nap and Senate Reform
Column notes that Vice President Dawes dominates press clipping and public chatter. Rumors claim he slept during Warren’s nomination, or staged a nap to block confirmation, but Washington observers call such tales cockeyed. The piece explains Dawes backs reform of senate rules, gaining broad public sympathy despite Senate resistance.
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Dawes
Warren
Senate
Washington
Moses
Get Together Aff fair Promotes Brother Hood Across Nations
A New York international planning conference united delegates from 14 countries, easing postwar tensions and fostering shared civic ideals. Prominent figures like Von Hindenburg and Chauncey M. are referenced with satirical tone, while the Prince of Wales is noted for diplomatic remarks.
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New York
Mrs. Robin Explains Nest Building To Peter Rabbit
In a Burgess bedtime tale, Mrs. Robin explains she shapes her mud nest with her feet not her breast after Peter Rabbit misreads her actions. She urges never to judge until you have seen all, warning even then not to be certain. The tale closes with a reminder to understand before speaking.
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Mrs. Robin
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Mark Anthony de Wolfe Howe Wins Pulitzer for Barrett Wendell
The author Mark Anthony de Wolfe Howe earned the 1924 Pulitzer prize for best American biography with Barrett Wendell and His Letters. Howe, long associated with American letters, was born in Bristol Rhode Island in 1864 and taught English at Harvard for four decades.
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Barrett Wendell
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Harvard University
Atlantic Monthly
Atlantic Monthly Company
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Boston Athenaeum
Boston Symphony Orchestra
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Little, Brown & Co
Atlantic Monthly Press
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle Champion Ruth von Phul
Cross word champion Ruth von Phul solved this puzzle in a bogey time of nine and a half minutes. The Dallas, Texas entrant appeared in the puzzle feature with clues across and down including names like Enock and Emmet and terms such as goblet and paddle.
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Fortunes rise on May 2 1925 with favorable aspects
The horoscope predicts a fortunate day with sun Venus and Mars in good aspects. Women gain favorable momentum in business and domestic matters and a rare wedding day may bring good fortune. Mars boosts military interest and training camp popularity nationwide. Travel and ambition rise. Taurus natives may gain wealth and fame.
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Taurus
Lord Robert Cecil Sees Common Sense Versus Uncommon Sense
Florence Davies contrasts Professor Telegin and Lord Robert Cecil on love, marriage, and societal wisdom. The article argues common sense favors practicality, while uncommon sense inspires vision and daring, suggesting the Englishman’s view may hold more enduring value for progress and happiness.
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Russia
Robert Cecil
Professor Telegin
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Political Snippets and Quips From Early 20th Century Panels
A compilation of editorial quips from multiple papers noting punditry on Germany, hearing for Count Karolyn in New York, and social critique. It includes remarks on Congress speeches, earthquake shocks, and a sociologist’s take on a child’s right to birth, reflecting era attitudes and humor.
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New York
Detroit News
Indianapolis News
Inge Sees US Leading World Trade and Influence
The Very Rev. William Ralph Inge, dean of St Pauls in London, visits Yale and says the United States is destined to lead global commerce and power. He warns Americans and Britons misread each other and urges unity among English speaking nations to safeguard peace and Pacific wealth.
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England
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North America
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Church of England
Prohibitionists Cite Expert Claim on Gender Change
A New York expert says men are becoming feminine, asserting this trend progresses independent of the Volstead act as prohibitionists press their case.
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New York
Indianapolis News
Poems That Live To A Lady Making Love
A fragmentary verse excerpt attributed to Lady Mary Montagu explores courtship and romance. The speaker counsels mystery and restraint while noting a woman’s blush signals interest and the folly of direct questioning. The poem contrasts boldness with restraint in romantic pursuit.
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