Short Skirts Stir Debate Across England and U.S. Readers
The piece cites England’s fashion drift toward ultra short skirts and a bishop’s wary remarks on morality while noting American readers question public education costs and naval strength comparisons. It highlights shifting styles, funding pressures, and the public’s reaction to evolving norms and defenses of policy.
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England
Queen Mary
Bishop of
Ely
Bishop of Ely
London
Costly protection on prison labor and welfare views
An opinion piece critiques a congress bill said to destroy prison labor by favoring contraction labor bans. It links welfare reforms to restricting work for inmates, denounces graft worries, and mocks sensational moral policing while noting broader social prejudices and political stances.
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Irma
Congress
Lapor J
Legis la Varve
City faces rising expenditures and tax rate concerns
The text notes higher local taxes as expenditures in Bridgeon rise steadily, with the latest budget reflecting a ten percent rate increase. Homeowners expect higher assessments, and despite bonded debt limits, the city payroll and education costs grow yearly, including a 120000 rise in the Board of Education budget and a projected FO91T9 addition for a school plant bond.
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Bridgeon
Bridget
Board of Education
Sears
Jinx Faces Trial As Experts Test Mind and Wits
A court scene unfolds where nine experts evaluate Jinx in a case about Bal Johnsons mare. They use devices, tests, and varied opinions to determine if Jinx possesses judgment or is feeble minded, ending with jurors uncertain and the case continuing.
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Min
Jiry
Jinx
Jin
Jetson
American Colleges Link East Med to Modernization Efforts
The article highlights the role of American colleges in shaping governance and modernization in the Near East. It notes Robert College, Constantinople Womans College, and Athens College as hubs training engineers, educators, and health professionals. Governments of Turkey, Greece, Iraq, Lebanon, and others support these programs and appoint graduates to lead education and public service.
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New East
Robert College
Enginersing School
Constantinople Womans College
Constantinople Womens College
Angola
Athens College
New York State
College West
Greece
Athens
New College
America
American University of Beirut
Government of
Iraq
Ethiopia
Soudan
Transjordania
Louden
Univesity of
Beirut
Oder
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
University of Lyon
Montpellier
French Ministry of Public Instruction
Lycees
France
Levant
Gates
Ty Patrick
Dmeriti
Fieth
Dodge
Syria
Republic of
Greater Lebanon
Turkey
Myor
Smyrna
New
Yor
William Dellowes Moray
New York
Michigan and Spring by Anse Cavertby Seon
A poetic ode to Michigan and the return of spring. The speaker invites May sun to warm fields while jonquils bloom and violets wake. The verse blends seasonal imagery with affection for Michigan, celebrating winter’s departure and nature’s rebirth.
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Anse Caverbiy Seon
Political Pointers From Danbury Norwalk and Hartford News
The Danbury and Hartford regions face political shifts as legislators and local officials contend with tax rates and valuations. Mayor Anthony Suncdeland earns a field artillery commission amid district intrigues. Norwalk expands harbor restrictions to curb sewage concerns. New London City Manager William Holt resigns over traffic policy.
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Anthony Suncdeland
Danbury
George M Cole
Connecticut Nations’ Guard
192Nd Field Artillery Segent
Lick Sunderland
George
J Schoen
New Londons
William Holt
Bank Street
New London
Holt
Norwalk
New England Fire Exchange
Keeler
Common Council
Eat
DW Harford Irving
Jennings
Horate Nash
Werewolf Legend and Human Nature Explored
A discussion of the old myth that some people become werewolves at night and its reflection on human depravity. The piece links legends to real crimes such as kidnapping and murder, noting both noble and ferocious aspects of humanity and citing Horace Bushnell and ancient figures to contrast dignity with depravity.
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Pei
Ittlan
Ernual
Horace Bushnell
Karnak
Luxor
Three politicians influence Tammany Hall after Murphy death
The piece outlines how Governor Smith Senator Wagner and Surrogate Foley emerge as the three most powerful figures in Tammany Hall fading leadership from Murphy. It notes Smith's electability and broadened horizons, Wagner's ambition, Foley's mind, and the enduring role of Kish while newer city demographics shift.
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Washington
New York
Tammany Hall
Charles Murphy
New York City
Murphy
Croker
Smith
Wagner
Foley
United States
Olney
Murphys
Tammany
Croke
Tweed
Mrs Mosowicz
Weener
Supreme Court
Tamany Hall
Crokets and
Wal Steel Na Jonge
Public Censorship Sparks Broadway Debate in New York
A Manhattan column laments censorship and advertising hype on Broadway, noting legal limits on shows at Maya and the shifting role of critics, producers, and publishers. The piece cites George M Cohan, William A Brady, and industry debates over truth in advertising and audience influence.
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Hendrik Hudson
Maya
Batliwick
George M Cohan
Maten- Ing
NASA
New York
Brady
Comeae
AL Lens
The Eternal Triangle In Modern Marriage Dilemma
A reader asks how a husband should handle a serious marital crisis involving a suspected affair. Aimed at fair justice for three parties, the guidance emphasizes fidelity, long reflection, and avoiding emotional entanglements. The answer weighs the wife’s moral and legal standing and advises reunifying the marriage rather than pursuing the third party, suggesting a year apart to test domestic happiness.
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Hartford Courant
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Geneva
Washington
New York City
Inet
Rutgers Freshmen Swim Team Defeats Yale in Close Meet
Rutgers freshmen, aided by George Kojac, defeated Yale 42 20 at Rutgers. Kojac won the 100 yard backstroke and the 180 yard backstroke, also starting the relay. His 100 yard time of 83.6 seconds neared the intercollegiate record by a fifth of a second.
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Associated Press
Rutgers Feshman
George Koja
Yale
Toda
Kojac
Rutgers
Weather report for New England and nearby states
The forecast covers Southern New England eastern New York and Northern New England with cloudy skies and colder conditions. Rain possible on the coast. in Vermont snow or rain with added snow flurries and increasing cloudiness. winds shift from southwest to west with coastal variations. The daily almanac note lists sunrises and high water details.
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New York
Forth
Vermont
Lake Superior
Lake Huron
Fong Island
Sandy Hook
Hatteras
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