That we forget the evils of the past and future
Quote attributed to Tryon Edwards reflects on memory and fear as mercy to keep people from bitterness and distress about both what has happened and what lies ahead. It frames recollection as a burden and Providence as a safeguard.
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Tryon Edwards
Veterans face bonus windfall and the need for careful spending
Uncle Sam has paid the World War veterans the remainder of their promised bonus. The piece urges veterans to spend wisely, view bids for their money skeptically, and recognize public accountability as Congress considers future veterans benefits.
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Uncle Sam
Congress
Finland Pays War Debt But Debt Solution Elusive
Finland fulfills Monday war debt payment to the United States while signals rise that new formulas may ease the broader debt stalemate. Proposals include adjusting principal to 1936 dollars and canceling interest, but gaps remain between demands and offers.
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Finland
United States
France
Britain
Great Britain
Italy
Class, wealth, and character in a changing nation
A 1936 reflection critiques English class snobbery and traces class in America from wealth and education to self-made virtue. It argues middle class virtue sustains a free, proactive people while inherited privilege fosters condescension and dependence. It closes with aphorisms on recovery and self-responsibility.
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England
Santa Claus
Doubtful Public Backing for War Debt Settlement
The passage questions whether Americans would accept dubious past obligations when resolving the war debt issue, noting the likelihood of limited public willingness to take such obligations into account.
Farley versus Landon signals clash over campaign style
The piece contrasts Jim Farley and Alf Landon on campaign tactics. Farley pushes aggressive, personalized attacks while Landon favors a cleaner approach. John Hamilton’s sharp reply shows the GOP readiness to outmaneuver the New Deal in the upcoming battle.
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Jim Farley
Landon
Farley
Jim
Alf Landon
Prairie
Prairie State
Republican
John Hamilton
Hamilton
Henry Fletcher
Tobacco and talent at the New York press and Broadway gossip
The piece surveys tobacco use among newsmen, noting editors and reporters who smoke and some who quit for writing careers. It also sketches Broadway's red-haired Ziegfeld era hostesses Jessie Reed and Ann Pennington, contrasting past notoriety with today’s chorus girls and publicists.
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Chicago
Allen-K CO
Michigan Ave
New York
Allen- Ier
Fifth Avenue
Associated Press
International News
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Jessie Reed
Ann Pennington
Windy City
Jessie Reeds
Ann Penningtons
Miss Reed
Miss Pennington
The
Rialto
Dolores
Ziegfeld Recall Dominates Broadway Memory
A reminiscence recalls how Ziegfeld’s name overshadowed Rialto producers, with Follies at the Winter Garden and a Ziegfeld show on air. Broadway lights spanned Circle to Herald Square as critics and impresarios, including Erlanger, gathered at New Amsterdam and the Iron Goose.
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Land
Winter Garden
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Circle
Herald Square
Gulf
Ziegfeld
New Amsterdam
Rennold Wolf
Bide Dudley
Ward Morehouse
Stephen Rathbun
A. E. Erlanger
Erlanger
Brazil Wood Exports Reach 167 177 MT Valued at 2.06 Million
Brazil exported 167 177 metric tons of wood last year earning about 2.06 million dollars. The figures compare with 34 989 tons and 389 040 in the prior period, showing a substantial rise in value and volume.
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Brazil
Luncheon choices affect afternoon memory and attention
An early study from Colgate reported that a light dairy lunch with cereals and milk preserved alertness, while a heavy meal of meats and desserts reduced memory for names by 25 percent and attention by 70 percent. It also notes women increasingly fish, with licenses rising in several states and a view of fishing as relaxing and satisfying.
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Donald Laird
Colgate
Frank T. Bell
United States Fisheries Bureau
Michigan
Wyoming
How to Improve Your Memory booklet offer
A short promotional notice for Dr Henry C Link’s memory guide titled How to Improve Your Memory It explains rules for a good memory and how to remember names dates lessons and books The piece invites readers to apply for the booklet through the newspaper’s memory service with a stamped envelope and address for Dr Kert E Wiggam care this newspaper
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Henry C. Link
Kert E. Wiggam
Juvenile truants show high rate of misgrading in Cleveland study
In Cuya hoga county Ohio researchers Kirkpatrick and Lodge examined 752 confirmed truants from juvenile courts. They found practically all were in the wrong grades, attributing fatigue from blood drainage after large meals to low energy.
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A—K. Kirkpatrick and
T. Lodge
Cuyahoga County
Cleveland
Ohio
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