Roosevelt Monroe Doctrine Extends to Canada, Article Claims
Madison Wis August 31 In a long historical defense analysis Jay Franklin argues that U S policy must resist invasion from Canada as a matter of national defense He contends Roosevelt rightly extended the Monroe Doctrine to cover Canada and warns of future risks to North American security if the British Dominion is threatened by any power The piece notes past diplomacy and the evolving view of U S defense sovereignty and questions Canada’s neutrality if Britain goes to war
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Behind the Scenes in Washington and Pennsylvania Politics
A long Detroit Times column contrasts Republican hopes in Pennsylvania with a fragile national scene. Judge Arthur James backs a tougher stance against the New Deal while Homer Martin and John L. Lewis face internal UMW strife. The piece charts party strategies, personalities, and the push for the November election amid labor and political tensions.
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Hollywood’s Basque impostor Morin shocks stars with wit
Count Morin, a Basque who rose in Hollywood circles, berates top names from Eddie Cantor to Lor etta Young, claiming prowess in satire that riles movie heroes and glamour girls. His French journalist image and multilingual flourish earned him fame and a role in Suez under Allan Dwan.
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Paris Fashions Show New Sleeves For Coming Season
Paris style brief notes a range of sleeve trends in haute couture with emphasis on less shoulder fullness, built-up shoulders by Schiaparelli and Vionnet favoring short sleeves, and dramatic shapes like Molyneux roulouse Lautrec. Fabrics vary from heavy wool to wool crepe with decorative braid and fringe for attention.
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Knopp Method Shown As Fictional Debate In Dialog
In a strained exchange, Gantor tells a friend he has never been so bewildered by the Count's claims. He urges Benny to relay his concerns about the lique knap system, whose existence he views as imaginary under pressure.
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Brazilian president writes book amid war talk and chaos
A garbled clipping recounts claims about a Brazilian president authoring a book and includes distorted quotes about the Civil War, gangsters, farming life, and impending conflict. It mentions the assistant secretary of war predicting more machinery and fewer men, while references to Cleveland and Indian hopes fade into the jumble. A couple’s quiet wedding is noted amid the confusion.
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St Peter the Apostle and St Peter’s Statue Release
A brisk portrait traces St Peter from fisher to leader of the early church. It notes his Rome chair, aids to Paul, and eventual martyrdom, then highlights a Vatican airmail stamp issue featuring a heroic statue of St Peter from the Basilica.
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Tuberculosis Treatments and Artificial Pneumothorax
Daily Dozen from the Medical Society discusses tuberculosis care, noting that three quarters of patients today are not improving without artificial pneumothorax. The procedure collapses the diseased lung by introducing air into the pleural space, allowing rest and reduced breathing strain. It aims to control toxins, prevent infection spread, and hasten healing enabling patients to resume work. About a quarter of hospital TB patients receive this treatment, which can improve economic recovery for many.
Twenty Years Ago Taken From Journal Files
A fragmentary 1918 notice recounts the ninth banquet of the Bourd Gyommerde honoring young men entering military service at the Phoenix Hotel. It lists Edward J. Nelson and others as honorees, notes gasoline restrictions starting tomorrow, reports a freight-car danger at Main and Summer streets, an injury to parcel pool car driver Ghry Benninle, and brief society items about local residents and travel plans.
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Thomas F. Cheperekas
Amos R. King
Tred L. Laird
Steven J. Brooks
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Voice of the People Letter on School Directorship
The writer comments on a recent school directorship result and asks readers to pray for those who face adversity. The letter urges unity and faith, closing with a hopeful blessing for victory, mercy, and guidance from God.
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