Red Cross and Salvation Army Aid Flood Victims
Veterans praise the Red Cross and Salvation Army as essential wartime helpers. A Salvation Army depot opens in the Monk building on Florida avenue to collect clothing for flood sufferers while Red Cross fundraising continues. The Army seeks clothing donations, pledges support, and emphasizes complementary roles to the Red Cross in aiding devastated families.
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American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Mississippi River
Red Cross
Salvador
Red Cros
Ensign Horgan
Florida Avenue
Army
Fragmented 1930s-Style Gazette Snippet On Society and Finance
A garbled news item surveys social customs and economic concerns. It references Masse Week events, bridal meetings with brass bands, charity harvests, and mentions a credit crisis era discourse by Sir Georg Paish. It notes charter nights and civic groups shaping local governance.
Florida Review highlights appeal to Florida farming
An issue of The Florida Review publishes hundreds of reader letters from across the United States seeking Florida information. One letter from J P Kostink of Saskatchewan asks about land ownership, sales, best counties for farming, land type, employment, and wages, reflecting a keen desire to move to Florida for a warmer climate. The piece notes Kostink’s enthusiasm and poor spelling yet supportive tone from Floridians.
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Florida Review
Bureau of Immigration
Department of Agriculture
State of
Florida
Review
United States
New York
Philippine Islands
Department
U. S. Agricultural Bureau
Washington
Manila
J. P. Kostink
Swain Plain
Saskatchewan
Canada
Kostick
Department of Speculators
Kost
The Music Scene and American Aesthetic Shift
The passage discusses American music's future, noting current limits in opera ambitions and orchestral growth. It argues Americans will pursue a new aesthetic, with a push toward serious art forms rather than light entertainment, and questions the direction of future orchestras and musical innovation.
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Gerne
Auto Horne
No More Toll Bridges in Florida
The editorial urges discouraging toll bridges in Florida arguing they annoy drivers and tarnish the state's image. It says tolls reflect poor finances and that Florida can fund free crossings when needed, avoiding private capital and public irritation.
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Florida
Southern states ban advertising to lure business
Governor Walkee cites laws in Georgia and other Southern states that prohibit state advertising to attract business or people. He argues such publicity is essential and recalls Texas publicized its resources to gain national attention. He suggests modern states should fund campaigns promoting regional resources.
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Georgia
Walkee
Texas
Record
Pranks of Destiny at Oberlin College
Destiny plays a strange role at Oberlin College Ohio a memorial arch honors Oberlin graduates killed in the Boxer rebellion in China. Oberlin awarded an LL D to Hiang Hei Kung a former Oberlin student now appointed minister of finance and industry for all China seen as a future strong man of the orient.
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Destiny
Gheer
Oberlin College
Ohio
Oberlin
China
Hiang Hei Kung
Confucite
Heiang Hai Kung
Americ Wns
Far East
Orient
College Professors Urge Higher Salaries for Faculty
The article cites Yale University President James Rowland Angell stressing higher professors salaries to attract top minds as college enrollments rise and campuses face strain. It notes the need to fund teaching staffs to ensure adequate training for expanding student bodies.
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America
James Rowland Angell
Yale University
The Power and Virtue of a Sincere Apology
A man should apologize openly for missteps as a path to self discipline. The piece argues that voluntary apology strengthens character, heals relations, and can transform even cantankerous individuals into friends, with examples of personal growth and learning.
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Ted "Inne
Cone
Pology
Filibuster anecdotes and diplomatic odds in Congress
A Washington newspaper excerpt recounts a senate filibuster with Senator Clark craving food and tea at his desk, while diplomat Paul Claudel’s credentials delay and shifts in Latin American expertise spark comment. The piece notes U S officials avoid travel to Caribbean nations, reshaping the knowledge base for Nicaragua and Mexico experts in Congress.
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Senate
Clark
Green
Paul Claudel
Claudel
President Coolidge
State Department
M. Claudel
Nicaragua
Hiram Bingham
Connecticut
Bingham
Caribbean
Haiti
Cuba
Panama
Costa Rica
Porto Rico
Mexico
Bradenton History Bits Reflect Community Growth and Oddities
Local notes record Mrs. C. P. Wandell’s death with no local kin, a 6000 square foot United Markets store room planned in the Cum mings building, and county commissioners set for July 12 board of equalization.
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United Markets
Manates Avgente
Cummings
Board of Equalization
Ramble on Fifth Avenue Musing About Travel Style
Selections from Gilbert Swan on Manhattan scenes as European travel gear dazzles Fifth Avenue shop windows. He notes $1000 trunks and bags, $500 outfits, and many items over $100 while reflecting on aging, grandmothers, and a city poised between nostalgia and modern bustle. The piece contrasts grand plans with the brisk pace of taxis and shoppers, ending with a wry take on the cycle of fashion and antiques.
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New York
Manhattan
Fifth Avenue
Hears
Toto
Papa
Masters The Old Order Changeth and Prayer
A meditation on change and faith, urging prayer as a force beyond worldly limits. The speaker invites comfort and remembrance, asserting that many deeds come through prayer and that humanity is bound by divine design. The verse contrasts spiritual focus with a rote life and calls for continual supplication.
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