Resignation Signals Change in American Education Era
The piece presents Charles F. Thwing's explanation for leaving Western Reserve University, arguing that a new era in American education is beginning. He foresees vast readjustment and expansion, noting the need for new leaders and for educators to adapt to evolving aims and methods across all fields.
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Western Reserve University
Charles F. Thwing
Thwing
America
H. G Wells
Britain and Allies Open to Naval Disarmament Talks
Former British War Council member George N Barnes says Britain is ready to disarm its naval program if the United States and Japan agree, with reports that Japan is willing to consider the matter. Public sentiment across England America and Japan favors disarmament, and leaders aim to proceed cautiously while the people wish peace.
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George N. Barnes
England
British War Council
Great Britain
United States
Japan
America
Council of the
League of Nations
Supreme Allied Council
Five Door Riddle Repeats In Room With Four
An American wagers five dollars there are five doors in a room of four. The Englishman counters with a bluff about the count and a spittoon gag ends with the same four doors trick recurring at the English club.
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Bob
Old Country
Thrift Club
Braddock Life Brief Highlights
John recalls General Braddock as a brave leader. The sketch notes Braddock endured three horse losses during combat and a fourth horse nearly hit him, the incident illustrating his perilous service.
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John
General Braddock
Braddock
Witherspoon Seeks Free Medical Aid From Doctor
Witherspoon hopes to obtain medical care without payment. Dr Soonover greets him asking how he is and recommends a taxi, then walks away gruffly as Witherspoon laments recent weakness and inability to walk.
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Witherspoon
Colonel
Dr. Soonover
In Defense of Time and Rent in a Satirical Spin
The piece riffs on taste and leisure and mocks economic strain from rent hikes. It features Prof Steinbrugge’s quizzical remarks about universe theory and time. It imagines a landlord forgetting time and rent as a public benefit, underscoring satirical critique of property costs.
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Prof. Steinbrugge
Ambitions of a Man Named Hector Pupp
A fragmentary tale notes Hector Pupp, once a boy, now a taxi driver, cherishing piracy as a lifelong ambition and vowing to chill blood at the mere mention of his name. The piece frames his transformation into an adult with a realized, if dark, goal.
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Hector Pupp
Palomine Joe
Government and Married Women in Civil Service Debate
The piece argues that government departments discriminate against married women by dropping them from rolls while singles are retained, urging equal treatment. It notes the National Woman's Party effort to amend the Constitution to bar sex or marriage discrimination and cites economic pressures pushing women to work for independence and family support.
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Tic J. Haskin
Elsie Hill
National Woman's Party
Air Service
Miss Hill
Civil Service
Washington
National Woman’s Party
Ice cream base with fruit and other Q A notes
A reader listing includes a simple fruit ice cream recipe using cream sugar and egg with peaches or strawberries and optional substitutions. The piece also covers world chimneys papers stars planets aluminum lorelei rock locomotive puffing sound and octopus devilfish basics with brief facts.
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Anaconda
Montana
Tacoma
Washington
Saganoseki
Japan
Bureau of Standards
Lorelei
Lorelei Rock
Rhine
Sankt Goar
Hydrographic Office
Navy Department
Bureau of Series
Torn and Lacerated by 47 Gunshot Wounds in Feud Violence
Samuel Stone, 45, was found at Lima after a feud in Kentucky left him with 47 gunshot wounds. He lies in St. Rita's hospital today as authorities investigate the shooting.
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Kenton
Samuel Stone
St. Rita’s Hospital
Lima
Kentucky
Quake Shocks Felt in Messina Reggio Calabria
A Havas dispatch reports strong earthquake shocks felt in Messina Reggio and Calabria Italy on June 21. The tremors were reported from Messina with effects across the region.
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Paris
Messina
Reggio
Calabria
Italy
Havas
Carpentier Noted As French Ace Despite Limited Pilot Credits
Georges Carpentier, the French pugilist, is not listed as a French aviation ace. He served as a pilot in the French aviation service, but did not personally bring down any machines. his observers credited with several victories.
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Georges Carpentier
Youth messenger duped brokers out of bonds in New York
A youth claimed to be a messenger and was hired by Redmond and Company brokers. They paid him with bonds valued at fifty thousand dollars for delivery. The affair remains unresolved as the story continues.
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New York
Redmond and Company
Brother’s competence suit over salary raises
New York. Alban P. Mann Jr sues to declare brother Robert I. Mann incompetent. Judge rejects claim, noting frequent requests for salary raises do not prove mental disorder.
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New York
Alban P. Mann, Jr
Robert I. Mann
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the Athens Messenger
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Ohio
Associated Ohio Dailies
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Athens
Ee Be Thenn Rine
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Banka
Ert & Ward
Fifth Avenue
Wabash Avenue
Chicago
the New Age
Britain
Bureau
France
Digger
International Special Dairy Feed
Sore Mn Bane
Drew
F. J. Beasley Milling Co
Coe Brothers
Albany
Coolville Milling Company
Coolville
Beegle Bros
Pomeroy
Prince Albert's
Prince Albert Tobacco
P. A
Prince Albert
Tan
Lemate
D. H. Moore
F. L. Alderchain
L. G. Worstell
I. M. Foster
J. Halliday Cline
the Security Savings Bank
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