The Best Work for You Is What Your Heart Chooses
A critique of vocational guidance experts argues that natural gifts are less decisive than interest and emotion. Students excel where they like and want to learn, not where talent supposedly dictates. Choosing a career aligns with personal aim and end goals, not predetermined gifts. Naval and radio weather analogies illustrate using intuition and ongoing observation to predict outcomes.
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Carl C. Brigham
Princeton University
Weather Prophecy From Static In Navy Radio Circles
Navy radio experts in the Canal Zone report static forecasts bad weather as storms distant trigger electrical discharges. The phenomenon, observed with approaching storms, appears as sizzling noise across frequencies and is presented as a safety consideration for maritime communication. In Massachusetts a strict campaign on motor licenses aims to curb accidents and fatalities with 728 suspensions or revocations in a week. Among those, 184 licenses were cancelled for intoxication or liquor transport, 205 for poor brakes, and 32 for faulty lights. The same period saw nineteen fatalities in highway incidents involving thirteen adults and six children. The author suggests revoking licenses after accidents mirrors locking up after theft, while calling for stricter licensing, responsible applicants, and better traffic routing in congestion areas.
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Canal Zone
Massachusetts
Understanding the Child Labor Amendment Debate
The article argues the Child Labor Amendment gives Congress power to regulate child labor and clarifies common myths. It defends federal standards to raise lagging state laws, noting some states’ laws are strong while others allow exploitation. The piece criticizes loopholes and advocates balanced schooling with moderated work to prevent loss of opportunity.
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Congress
Immigrant influence and evolving American assimilation
A historic overview argues immigrants built America, sharing toil and unity through liberty and law. It contrasts early assimilating newcomers with later groups who form distinct NGOs, notes a Madison Square Garden meeting opposing American government, and defends U S freedoms as the pathway to opportunity and prosperity.
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United States
America
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Lenin
Immigrant Leaders Laud Government and Coolidge
The piece praises immigrant contributions and the American government’s pillars of liberty equality and justice. It lauds President Coolidge for advocating fiscal restraint, noting his visit to the International Live Stock Exhibition and his understanding of farmers’ lives and needs.
President Coolidge Tours Chicago Day with Public Support
President Coolidge spent a full day in Chicago meeting committees and supporters from 9 15 in the morning until 9 45 at night. Newspapers listed venues such as Drake Hotel and Stock Yards Inn documenting his greeting sessions and his reception of Illinois voters who praised his speech on managing affairs without European aid.
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Stock Yards Inn
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Impressions of Mr. Coolidge at the Drake Hotel
The reporter recalls meeting Mr. Coolidge at the Drake Hotel and notes his high sloping forehead and reserved manner. He hints at unseen thoughts behind silence from the last campaign and mentions Coolidge's kind heart after asking about a boy who was gravely ill in the West.
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Drake Hotel
The
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West
Time will locate President Coolidge's place in his term
Time frame and political placement are explored to position President Calvin Coolidge within his presidential term. The piece examines key dates, actions, and governance context shaping his historical standing.
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President Coolidge
Haia
President views Chicago on way to stockyards
Brief note records the President's stop in Chicago en route to the stockyards, noting the city as a bustling stopover and a moment in the presidential itinerary.
Prompt letter writing sobers friendships and duties
A short piece urges readers to overcome hesitation and write letters to friends and relatives. It notes that postponing letters weakens ties, and that taking a night off to compose notes preserves friendship and connection, especially when promised but delayed.
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NEA Service. Inc
Grand champion steer sold at auction and linked with cows
The article follows crowds along Michigan Avenue as President Coolidge attends a livestock show and meets the 1924 grand champion steer. The 900 pound calf from Ken Caryl ranch Colorado is valued at 1.40 a pound and will be slaughtered next January. A nursing Holstein cow remains with the steer in a Detroit hotel stall.
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Ken Caryl
Coolidge Reverses Wilson View on Foreign Involvement
The president signals a shift from Wilson era policy by asserting the United States does not need foreign guidance or to be responsible for foreign troubles. He asserts autonomy in maritime decisions without seeking others' permission for Pacific patrols. The text notes he neither claims a Pacific American lake nor concedes an Asiatic one.
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Pacific Ocean
Public mood under Coolidge praised by citizen speaker
A citizen remarks that President Coolidge projects respect for the nation and confidence in America’s capacity to handle its own affairs, suggesting strong leadership and self reliance at the federal level.
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