Christ Portraits in Art Exhibit at Public Library
A large array of Christ portraits and mosaics from catacombs to Renaissance, highlighting shifts in theology and style. Curated by John Powell Lenox, the Forty second Street show groups Nativity, Supper, and Christ portraits to illustrate time and place, with many familiar pieces and strong national and artistic contexts.
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Catacombs
Forty-second Street
New York City
John Powell Lenox
Oak Park
Ill
Kimmans
Christ
Constantine
Chinst
Correggio
Ex-Governor Urges Universal Training
Columbus notes Dr M G Brumbaugh former Pennsylvania governor urges compulsory physical education in public schools as a national necessity. He cites Army records showing 40 percent of young men unable to meet basic standards and argues for universal phys ed rather than universal military training through the Fess Capper bill. He stresses schools should retain control of this education.
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Columbus
United States
M. G. Brumbaugh
Pennsylvania
Rieeel
Thompson
D. Brumbaush
Congress
Chinese Children Support Conference for China Peace
In Shanghai on December 8, children at the Chinkiang orphanage donated eleven dollars saved from fasting three days to the Shun Pao managing editor. The funds aid propaganda expenses for Dr David ZT Yul and Dr Mon Zin Tsiang during their Washington stay, with a note from the children praising world peace and democracy for China.
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Shanghai
Chinkiang
Washington
Shun Pao
David ZT. Yul
Mon- Zin Tsiang
Washiiaton
Ghost to vanish at George Washington University
The Ghost college paper at George Washington University is banned by the college head after selling 200 copies. The president Howard Hodgkins was shocked by the cover and inside photos including Modern Egypt and the Belles. Editors Wink Vo and Winifred DeVoe defend the publication as no less than Froth and Punchbowl.
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George Washington University
Washington, D. C
Howard L. Hodgkins
Egypt
Wink
Vo of
Apinita
Liss Winifred DeVoe
Punchbowl
Winifred de Voe
Whore Sp
Hodgkins
Why Are Men Without Employment Why Are Men Without Employment
This article discusses unemployment through Arthur Pigou ideas on demand, cycles, and the role of money. It explains how industrial groups adjust output, how optimistic demand expectations misfire, and how monetary conditions amplify booms and busts, contributing to persistent unemployment across nations.
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Nother To & Tan
Fur Clearance This Week With Coats Wraps and Scarfs
This week offers reduced prices on fur coats wraps muffs and scarfs. Prices include Crepe de Chine blouses and Bay Seal Hudson Seal wraps with various fur trims. Sable fox scarfs mink chokers and martens featured with marked reductions. Second floor offerings emphasized.
Corduroy Robes In Coral And Blue Sold Out Price
A sale alert notes corduroy robes in coral and old blue from holiday stock. Remaining pieces will not be replenished at this price. Limited to three ninety five dollars and ninety five cents. Located on the second floor.
House Dresses in Checked Gingham Reduced to 2.95
House Dresses in checked gingham, with white rick rack trimmings and organdy collars, remain in small quantity from last week's sale. Each is neatly made and finished, now priced at 2.95.
Rust Proof Surgical Corset by Warner Brothers
Warner Brothers unveils a rust proof surgical corset with no front clasp and an elastic front section for abdominal support and breathing. It fastens with hooks and eyes along one side and includes extra laces on both sides to adjust the fit to the wearer.
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Warner Brothers
End of War Interregnum Pressures and Confidence
The New York Sun outlines postwar economic distress as prices rise then crash, with labor seeking larger profits, banks raising rates, and unemployment growing. It argues confidence is the key driver of industrial activity and urges currency stabilization to restore business morale after the three-year interregnum since the war.
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EE Allee
Anovement
New York Sun
Travel costs to be reduced saving $500 million yearly
Washington estimates remova l of predated taxes starting January 1 will cut rail fares ice cream luxuries and other nuisance levies across the United States saving about $500 million annually based on returns received today.
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Washington
United States
Removal of nuisance taxes under 1921 revenue law
The 1921 revenue law repeals and modifies 1915 and 1918 levies to reduce direct consumption taxes. From January 1 manufacturers pay taxes on many items, while railroad tickets, freight rates and express charges are fully relieved after January 3. Some taxes remain on beer drinks and various goods, but many items such as musical instruments and fur articles face changes. Government aims to reduce consumer tax burden but long term effects hinge on manufacturing pass through.
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Internal Revenue Bureau
United States
Tgxes
Pullman
Internal Revenue
Wilson Hose Supporters for Children Long-lasting Fit
Wilson hose supporters designed for children aged two to fourteen allow free movement with no strain or pulling. Mothers endorse this healthful aid, finding it consistently satisfactory for growing kids.
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Wilson
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