Roosevelt Speech Praises Peace and Neutrality Policy
In a Friday speech Roosevelt reinforces the United States stance on avoiding war. He emphasizes neutrality, warns that effective neutrality depends on the president and secretary of state, and signals readiness to defend American neighbors if needed. The address reassures readers that the nation remains nonisolational yet committed to avoiding entanglement.
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White House
What Brookhart Will Do Next
A Saturday note predicts Colonel Brookhart will reveal a plan that reshapes the presidential campaign. Possible moves include Iowa independence with a farmer labor bid, an independent run, backing the Landon-Knox ticket, or endorsing the New Deal and Roosevelt.
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Iowa Farmer-Labor Party
Landon-Knox
New Deal
Roosevelt
Landon
Golf grip debate between teacher and student over wrong hand position
A dialogue shows a student challenging a pro's grip instruction in golf. The instructor debates whether the left or right hand should wrap over the top, noting pros vary in technique while acknowledging the student’s frustration and lamp hazards.
Rabies scare cited in Terhune dog article
Fiot Qa Robert Payson Terhune discusses hydrophobia in a widely circulated magazine piece. He argues rabies is rare and Pasteur treatment is the only sure prevention, while a stray dog bite can mislead without proper care and diagnosis.
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Robert Payson Terhune
Terhune
The Swing Game Licked at Last
Dialogue-heavy exchange shows a speaker declaring mastery of a game, while the other character expresses disbelief with a startled response. The brisk back and forth captures a playful contest and a moment of humorous triumph.
The Yokel Mind Held Up By Public Affairs Dialog
Opinion is offered that Public Enemy No 1 is the yokel mind a rustic view valued for its fundamentals. The author praises rural judgment from Iowa farm folk and contrasts it with urban sophisticates arguing the yokel mind is steady practical and quick to see realities. The piece endorses twelve yokels over twelve city slickers or scholars in determining the future.
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University of Virginia
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Omaha World-Herald
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Menckens
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Iowa
Xora by Da Wkly by Way Anty tyre in New York Diary
A clipped diary fragment from New York recounts encounters with George Matthew Adams Nova Scotia rain on a tin roof and plans to visit quarters, plus notes on plays by George Middleton and other social outings with Hattie Bell Johnston Walter Duranty and Tom Geraghty.
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Boo Hoo beggar in Central Park spawns mixed legends
A vivid Chicago to New York page offers a tale of a famous panhandler at Central Park West, claimed to be a stranded Leland Stanford student with a fat bank account and five years of begging, drawing sympathy and coins from passersby. It also notes entertainment figures like Harry Richman and others as part of a broader society profile.
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Allen-Klapp-Prazier CO
Michigan Ave
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Exploring Mind and Memory In Everyday Thought
The piece argues science guides society more than individual rights and offers memory tips. It suggests quickest story recall by sharing stories, journaling a single cue word, and reviewing it soon after. It notes self focus in daydreams and the hero role many envision for themselves.
How to Improve Your Memory booklet offered by Wiggam
A newspaper notice promotes a memory improvement booklet by Dr Albert E Wiggam. It touts tested rules for recalling names dates lessons and books and offers the booklet for 10 cents with a self addressed stamped envelope.
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Henry Link
Albert E. Wiggam
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