Miss America editorial denounces cosmetic bill and college funding
The editorial argues it costs America 75 million dollars to powder her nose and urges wiser funding of higher education. It critiques national and local support for colleges, proposes rebalancing education and business relations, and discusses Americanization and literacy efforts.
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Columbia
Dean Heilman
Chicago Association of Commerce
United States
Harvard
Siwash
Kid Who Lived Free of Restrictions Finds Joy in Mischief
A reflective piece recalling a boyish life of pranks and curiosity. The narrator celebrates the joy of small mischiefs and the wisdom gained with age, contrasting it with the notion of an ever perfect child. It moves through memories of playful acts and the lessons learned.
Properly dressed woman risks wearing men's clothes
In a poem fragment the line suggests a prudent daughter should avoid fashioning as a man. The piece notes children ignore parental authority and favor joy riding while a Newark Advocate citation hints at a broader critique of family identity.
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Garibaldi
Trotsky and Lenine
Honest Athens Citizens Return Lost Articles Daily
The people of Athens are described as honest, with many lost items found on streets returned. Advertisers note frequent returns in the Messenger Test and Found Column each day.
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Athens
Messenger
United States plans $500000 survey to curb foreign product dependence
Washington reports the government will spend half a million dollars over the next year or two on a survey and experiments to reduce America's reliance on foreign supplies. The plan focuses on rubber, cork, iodine, sisal, camphor, and other key goods, with aims to block foreign controls and promote domestic production.
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Yucsian Sisal Trust
Ast
Africa
Orient
West Indies
Mexican Trust
Washington, BD
United States of America
Portlands
Mexico
Great Britain
India
Peru
Formosa
Chile
Germany
Congress
America
Department of Agriculture
Philippine Islands
Amazon
Bureau of Forecien and Domestic Commerce
Yucatan
Why did fin de si cle drop from popular slang
The phrasing seems garbled. likely question asks why the term fin de si cle or similar phrase fell out of common use and what caused its decline in popularity. Without a clear source, provide a concise, neutral note on language change and historical usage.
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Fauchard
Duchateau
United States
G. FE
Europe
Chile
California
Pacific
Rocky Mountain States
Florida
R. C
Golf Style and the Greats of the Swing
The piece contrasts golf styles, praising George O’Neil as the ideal form and noting two main types among players. It lauds the dashing British stars and generalizes on how style affects performance, with a focus on flawless technique and effect rather than exertion.
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Harry Vardon
Georere O'Neil
Golft
Paderewski
O'Neil
Jess Sweetser
Boldness and dash define golf greatness in Duncan and Sweetser
The article praises George Duncan and Abe Mitchell type players for bold judgment in golf. It contrasts bold risk taking with methodical play, highlighting Sweetser's late surge to win the amateur title after adopting boldness. It notes how dash elevates a golfer beyond mechanical routines and can shape a champion.
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Abe Mitchell
George Duncan
Cyril Tolley
Torrance
Driver
Duncan
Sweetser
Guilford
Indiffere
Youngstown Bandit Robs Store and Cars in Late Night Heist
Youngstown police report a Saturday night armed robbery as a bandit stole a car from I. C. Fobes of Garrettsville and robbed three men at the Mitchell Motor Agency on Market Street, taking $75 and jewelry.
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Youngstown
Bandit
C. Fobes
Garrettsville
Ohio
Mitchell Motor Agency
Market Street
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