Dangers of Modern Life and Economy of Dusty Roads
A psychologist from Western Reserve University warns the mechanized era breeds nervous strain and emotional anemia as daily routines grow monotonous. He calls for shorter workdays, while noting that genuine economy favors durable, dustproof road surfaces over gravel ones to cut long term costs and improve safety.
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Louie J. Karnosh
Western Reserve University
Doctor Karnosh
Texas Guinan and the New York Nightlife Legend
Gilbert Swan details how Texas Guinan shaped Broadway culture as a top showman and nightlife icon. The piece notes her rough wit, legal troubles, and global fame, along with shifts in New York society and the decline of her Playground era.
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Gilbert Swan
Gulvan
Faria Buings
New York
Huperb
Texas
Barnum
Broadway
la Guinan
Jikhes
Cty
Folica
Questions and facts from a 1930s inquiry page
A fragmented catalog of Q and A items covers Mount Edith Cavell facts in Jasper Park, lightning and storms at poles, forest fire seasons, U S avenues in Washington, the Elks National Home query, an air race at Municipal Airport, and religious affiliations of Women’s Organization for National Prohibition Reform members.
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Frederick Gaskin
Aly
Athens
Syreau
Prederick
Baskin
Daestar
Washington, D. C. Q
Edith Cavell
Jasper National Park
Alberta
Canada
Jeaper
Canadian Geographic Board
Weather Bureau
W. A
California
Washington
N. Q
Elka
Women's Organization For
Market woes and a gambler’s confession in verse
A verse on Wall Street anxiety and financial folly. The speaker laments stock losses, notes misfortune as a lesson learned, and argues that corporations should heed the public good. He contrasts personal ruin with finance industry behavior and ends with a biblical aphorism.
The Famous Etricka Tomb of St. Giles Tale
A historical note recounts Anthony Etricke of Hole Lodge becoming Re torder of Pools and magistrate in Monmouth’s case. After an insult at Wimborne, he ordered a coffin niche in Wimborne Minster where the body rested half in and half out, suspended along the wall. The tale appears in G F Score’s History of Wimborne Minster with a Monday feature on the origin of the Cat's Elbow.
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Etricka
St. Giles
Anthony Etricke
Hole Lodge
Pools
Duke of Monmouth
Wimborne
Minster
Wimborne Minster
G. F. Score
A Glance at Britain's Dole System by Haskin
Frederic J. Haskin examines how Britain expanded unemployment and veteran aid programs from cautious schemes to large public burdens. He notes how wartime insurance and postwar relief grew beyond controls, exhausting funds and shifting costs to future generations, with Parliament weighing drastic reforms.
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Britain
Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Hoover
Treasury
Mellon
William G. McAdoo
the Treasury
Wilson
United States
Treasury Bureau
Insurance Bureau
Congress
Athens Messenger Maps Offers New Official Road Guide
The Athens Messenger introduces a 23x42 inch color road map and data sheet for travelers. It includes motor vehicle laws, mileage charts, U S routes, customs rules for Canada Mexico and Cuba, Red Cross first aid, safety guidelines, and tour planning tips. Copies cost fifteen cents via coupon to the Washington Bureau.
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District of Columbia
U.S
Canada
Mexico
Cuba
Red Cross
Athens Messenger
Washington Bureau
United States
Monarchists accused of exporting gold to cause panic
A report notes monarchists allegedly organised large scale gold exports to create financial panic. Despite a law capping outflows at 5,000 pesetas, the Republican finance minister claims over a billion pesetas have left Spain. The piece discusses shifting power from soldiers to dollars and a New York mayoral dinner for Army aviation officers including Brigadier General Benjamin D. Foulda, with reflections on air force tactics and formation.
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Spain
Mr. Walker
New York
Benjamin D. Foulda
Aome
Tariff debate pits Lockwood against Hull over jobs and exports
George B. Lockwood, editor of the Muncie Evening Press, argues that higher tariffs and protectionism could restore prosperity by shielding workers from cheap foreign labor. He cites oil, timber, and motor industries, condemns lowering tariffs, and accuses proponents of a “smoke screen” to hide Europe’s wage scales. Senator Hull contends tariff reductions are needed to clear surpluses and stimulate trade, warning high protection leads to unemployment and stagnant capital.
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Washington, Bay
George B. Lockwood
Republican National Committee
Muncie Evening Press
Indiana
Lockwood
Hull Lockwood
Cordell Hull
Tennessee
Hull
Motor Planta
General Motors
Ford
Tay
Devon
Cork
Europe
Ated
Ametican Tabor
About Your Children and the Neighborhood Ca sual Observations
A long reflection on child behavior and parental awareness sits beside notes on air raid fears and Irish politics. The piece narrates a case of a child Anthea whose independence, curiosity, and untruthfulness grow as she ages, urging readers to monitor their own children's behavior and its impact on neighbors.
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Relihbors
Psi
Anthes
Beyoud
Anthea
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