Uncle Sam Passes on Ethiopian Crisis Diplomacy
The United States signals it will not enforce the Kellogg Briand pact alone over Italy and Ethiopia. Secretary Hull says both nations signed the pact and the League of Nations handles enforcement, while Washington stays out of direct military action. The piece argues practical restraint suits U.S. interests amid Mussolini's defiance and broader pacifist response.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Haile Selassie
Washington
Mussolini
Cordell Hull
Italy
Ethiopia
League of Nations
Uncle Sam
Japan
Stimson
Manchuria
Hull
Sam
Constitutional challenges to AAA taxes in New Deal era
The article surveys lawsuits over the agricultural adjustment act and its processing taxes. It notes court history, possible Supreme Court ruling, and contrasts district and circuit outcomes. Potential amendments aim to limit secretary of agriculture powers and shield the government from liability if the act is struck down.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
AAA
NRA
Circuit Court of Appeals
Franklin Process Company
Hoosac Mills Corporation
Massachusetts
United States
Hoosac
Schechter
Congress
Secretary of Agriculture
Processing Firms Move to Court for Restraining Orders
Scores of processing firms rushed into court seeking restraining orders against AAA tax collectors.
Einstein’s Two Sheet Space Theory Prompts Fresh Probe
The article outlines Dr. Einstein’s new space concept with two identical nothing sheets linked by bridges of three kinds, suggesting a general relativistic approach to atomic phenomena. It emphasizes open discussion and the theory’s aim to avoid introducing new hypothetical elements.
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Einsteiniana
Einstein
Dr. Einstein
Right Road Rejected by Society in Bitter Lesson Refusal
A historical column laments that society persists on the wrong road of debt and imprudence. It mocks vanity and excuses while urging frugality and earned income. The piece cites misused wealth, crooked systems, and reform critics as it ends with a dated copyright note.
Debating Human Nature and Names in a City Journal
The narrator recalls breakfast dejection and encounters figures like William Lyon Phelps, Kendall Banning, Gelett Burgess, and Neysa McMein while musing on fame, art, and the word human. A signing note on a Chinatown storefront and reflections on editors, writers, and slang punctuate a wandering diary in Arnold Bennett style.
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York
Arnold Bennett
Burlington Arcade
William Lyon Phelps
Faith Baldwin
Neysa McMein
Pell Street
Chinatown
O. Y. Kay
M. D
Kendall Banning
Gelett Burgess
Edison Believed in Quack Cures and Wordplay
The fragment lists anecdotes about Edison’s alleged quack cures with a horse chestnut and potato, quotes about writers and names with Zs, plus notes on lettuce, royalties, and punning, reflecting a gossip-like column on famous figures and literary trivia.
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Roy Howard
Edison
Walter Trumbull
Rudyard Kipling
Booth Tarkington
Eugene Field
Harold Frederick
Frank Norris
Should Child Eat On The Street
Nancy writes of a downtown shopping scene where a mother’s child with a sticky lollipop spoils silk and endangers others. The writer argues street or store candy poses danger and prefers fruit flavored candy, noting crowded elevators and sharp incidents.
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Nancy
Lois
We All Got to Talking to the Bartender
A reflective miscellaneous piece references The Sun Also Rises and F P A as conscientious columnist. It recalls Sir Thomas Browne and Religio Medici pondering queer problems including storks, elephants joints, and the fate of a soul after death. The narrator muses on surgical instruments and a student named Louis with medical dreams.
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Anne Sell
Lulu
Thomas Browne
Religio Medici
Republics
Dingus
Louis
Ecole de Medicine
Eskimo and Oriental Groups Share Extra Spine
Studies of hundreds of Eskimo bodies show many have thirteen thoracic vertebrae instead of twelve. The finding, also seen in Chinese and other Oriental groups, suggests a close relationship between these peoples.
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Public Ledger, Inc
Nancy Page Addresses Public Teasing Over Food
A reader shares thoughts on children and food habits, advocating kindness over teasing in public places. The writer references ice cream treats and a pamphlet titled Young Children and Their Ways, urging readers to mail for a copy via a stamped self addressed envelope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lois
Nancy
Nancy Page
First Frontier rodeo draws large crowds and $15000 prize
The city hosts its first rodeo at Frontier Park drawing big crowds as seventy cowboys and cowgirls compete for fifteen thousand dollars in prizes. Also noted are local travels, injuries, and public events including a railway accident and Shrine conclave departures.
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Frontier Park
Ellery McClung
California
Ralph Hunt
Cedar Rapids
Iowa City
Byron McKeeby
Cecil Butcher
Edward Soboda
Robert Bruch
Carroll Doolittle
Victor °’Merveaux
James. Canfield
Co. M. Chesters
Boys Work
Greene’s Island
EL Kahir Temple
Seattle
T. H. Simmons
Grand Rapids
Minn
Mind Minded Answers From A Psychiatrist Column
A psychiatrist answers reader questions about marriage and work, smoking behavior, and social science perspectives. He cites a study of 652 married women workers showing 574 advised others to marry despite continued work.
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C. T. LaFollette
Fragmented OCR Note With Partial names and numbers
OCR fragment shows garbled text with unclear names and figures. No coherent event or context is recoverable from the legible portions.
Tour How To Solve Personal Problems Booklet
Albert Edward Wissem offers a small guide with ten illuminating tests to apply to money, position, or loved ones problems before acting. Readers can request the booklet by mailing a stamped self-addressed envelope with a 3 cent stamp to Dr Wisem care of The Gazette.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiseam
Wigcam
The
Gazette
Notice of Appointment of Administrator and Executor in Linn County
Public notices announce the appointment and qualification of W H Shaffer as Administrator of the estate of Devilla Shaffer and Frederick H Burwinkel as Executor of Theresa Burwinkel, both in Linn County Iowa. Creditors are urged to pay debts and file claims with the Linn County District Court clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Linn County
Devilla
Shaffer
Iowa
Theresa Burwinkel
Iate
Tows
Prederick H. Burwinkel
Rare no tans are WA ay
This fragment lists unclear characters and numbers with no readable event, names, places, or dates. It lacks coherent facts to form a proper news item and cannot be meaningfully summarized beyond noting the text is garbled.
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Ny 9
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