The Dangers of Hate and the Call for Moral Reform
A Chicago Daily News contemplation on hatred as a natural yet destructive impulse. It cites Dr. Samuel Johnson, Plutarch, Hannah More, and Lord Falkland to argue hate harms both enemies and friends. It endorses the Golden Rule and a moral renaissance achieved through labor and sacrifice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel Johnson
James Boswell
Plutarch
Hannah More
Horace Walpole
Chicago Daily News
World progress moves forward despite backward steps
The article reflects on long term progress despite yearly setbacks. It notes that the world trends upward overall, citing history where backward years follow forward gains. It mentions E G Gooch dining with King George at Windsor Castle as a reminder of ongoing social change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Gooch
National Union of Agricultural Workers
Windsor Castle
King George
Dorsetshire
Botany
Cincinnati Post
Public men and the Hamilton legacy in nineteenth-century party thoughts
The piece argues that modern politicians fill permanent records with writings that echo past campaigns. It notes Senator Vandenberg and historian Claude Bowers share fundamental views despite divergent perspectives, tracing Hamiltonian influence in Republican thought to the era of Jefferson and Madison.
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Vandenberg
Alexander Hamilton
Michigan
Hamilton
Jefferson
Madison
Claude Bowers
Republican Party
Origins and evolution of the Republican Party in U S history
The text traces the birth of the Republican Party from the free soil movement opposing the Missouri Compromise, its blend of northern Whigs and Know Nothings, and contrasts with earlier Federalist and Democratic lines. It notes party adaptability over dogma and reflects on 19th and early 20th century platform shifts up to 1936.
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Washington
Jefferson
Monroe
Jackson
Clay
Free Soilers
Louisville-Courier Journal
Chicago Central Market for Soybeans Declared Secure
A Chicago based circular asserts the city will remain the central market for soybeans. It cites a new 2,000,000 bushel elevator as proof of dominance and notes last year’s 57,000,000 bushel crop as the greatest on record with expectations for this year to grow further. It highlights soybeans and Manchurian lespedeza as major contributors to farm income and soil conservation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Trade
Chicago
Chicago Daily News
We Must Halt Japan's War Drive and Protect American Rights
A political column argues six months to decide inviting confrontation with Japan, urging restraint and action to cut off war supplies. It contends Japan aims to humiliate the U S, threaten China and American prestige, and warns war may follow any unfriendly move.
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America
Japan
China
War Admiral shines in Derby legend and sharp quotes
A flashback to Doyle styled punch in Cleveland Plain Dealer chronicles Derby day hero War Admiral crowned in Louisville while noting biting sports jabs on politics and culture. It recalls Branford viral quips and showbiz cavils from Marius Thortveit to Milton Berle and Eddie Cantor amid Hollywood chatter.
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Doyle
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Louisville
United States
Cleveland
Bridges
Landon
Findelim Deis
Hollywood
Milton Berle
George Abbott
Milton
Scofflaw
Adoption and science weigh views on children and nursery schools
A Q and A with Dr. George D. Stoddard discusses why couples adopting prefer a girl, speculates on planetary destruction, and argues nursery schools aid child development over sole maternal care, noting the benefits when mothers are wise and homes are unsanitary or working mothers are present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George D. Stoddard
Child Welfare Research Station of
Iowa
Nursery pamphlet promotes benefits of pol nursery
A university pamphlet summarizes multiple benefits of a nursery policy. The note questions ethical issues about a doctor discussing impending death with a patient, reflecting debate on medical transparency and patient rights. The source highlights institutional framing and moral considerations in care.
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Pelleas
Dille Co
Multiple Moves And Travels Hit Local Residents In Varying Ways
Mrs. John M. Ristine suffered facial cuts after being struck by a car while crossing Eighth street at Fifth avenue. Wallace Smith plans to attend a technical school in Long Beach California, while Edmund Jeffrey will visit relatives there. A group including J B Terry A E Durin William Behrens Howard Hall and Bob Toms flew with Dan Hunter. Karl Fischer and H G Beck traveled from Manly to Davenport area to chase Graf Zeppelin sightings. Dr and Mrs B H McKeely return from a five week east coast motor trip. their children came back from the Great Lakes and St Lawrence trip. Mr and Mrs F W Willimek and sons sold their home and moved to Denver for Mrs Willimek health. Frances Prusha joins them for several months. Sergt Arthur Miner returns home from overseas after 29 months with the First Division.
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John M. Ristine
Eighth Street
Fifth Avenue
Wallace Smith
Edmund Jeffrey
Long Beach
Calif
J. B. Terry
A. E. Durin
William Behrens
Howard Hall
Bob Toms
Dan Hunter
Karl Fischer
H. G. Beck
Manly
Beck
Davenport
Graf Zeppelin
Iowa
Chicago
B. H. McKeely
Great Lakes
St. Lawrence River
F. W. Willimek
Edward
Frederick
Denver
Florence Roe resigns from rhythmic dancing post at Co conservatory
Miss Florence Roe director of rhythmic dancing at the Co conservatory resigns from her position. Dr. and Mrs. James Knox and
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Florence Roe
Co Conservatory
James Knox
Chehak Reaches Perfect 50 At Hawkeye Gun Club Shoot
A R Chehak fired a perfect score of 50 at Hawkeye Gun Club grounds near Bever park. J F Allison former alderman and B C R N commercial agent was elected by the council to fill the finance vacancy created by Matt Miles becoming mayor. Mr and Mrs H L Snowdon returned from a Pacific coast trip including Seattle Exposition. J E Bowdish appointed auditor of the new state educational institutions board of control.
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A. R. Chehak
Hawkeye Gun Club
Bever Park
J. F. Allison
Department of Finance
Matt Miles
John T. Carmody
H. L. Snowdon
Pacific Coast
Seattle
J. E. Bowdish
Board of Control
Elderly population rate shifts in England since 1911
In 1933 England had 433 septua genarians per 10 000 people versus 297 per 10 000 in 1911, indicating a rise in the oldest age group over the period.
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England
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