Signs of Economic Recovery and Shifting European Policy
Reports show rising wholesale buying and stronger steel orders as optimism grows for an economic rebound. Industrial construction plans expand while auto demand edges up. Britain moves toward closer ties with Germany and Italy, easing Eden’s stance, with questions about France and the United States’ isolationist posture. The University of Chicago cautions that journalism education remains essential.
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Britain
Pariament
Chamberlain
Anthony Eden
Germany
Italy
Eden
Ethiopia
France
fMrench
Europe
United States
America
Purpose of Learning a World of Truth and Charity
Helen Keller argues in a college letter that learning must serve human welfare the sole justification for effort and sacrifice Civilization rises or falls by how we pursue the central ideal The idea of uniting ethics philosophy and knowledge for peace and healing is echoed by Dr Alexis Carrel Pont The piece laments stereotypes and calls for learning to uplift society
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Helen Keller
Ryntch
Hesling
Orid Ua
Alexis Chrrel
Wolk
Kol
Fihis
Pope
Givis
Ig FO College
Tax Load Frustration Drives Business Refuge to Utopia
A business owner laments endless taxes from state and federal levels including unemployment, social security, property, franchise, and two dozen others. He objects to taxes on goods sold interstate and fears relocating to escape the burden, noting no country offers a perfect refuge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana
United States
Outlandish Facts and Figures in a Fractured Ledger
Odd scraps from a clipped page discuss nearly forgotten topics from biology and industry. It covers blind offspring in wildlife, factory investment costs per worker, odors from perfumery, road materials, English water resistant paper, the wasp as a friend, bees and fur sales, and a stray note on a Mexican army ratio.
Return to old questioning for White House interviews
Charles P Steward argues that restoring written questions and answers would curb censorship. He notes long history of press conferences dating to Roosevelt and Taft, with presidents often able to control quotations. The columnist favors keeping informal interviews but warns against overbearing scrutiny.
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Charles P. Stewart
Central Press
Washington, D. C
White House
Rooseveltist
William ‘Howard Taft
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
D. Roosevelt
Olen
Tye
Law schools churn out Hollywood songwriters says survey
Hollywood study claims law schools in Los Angeles New Jersey Pittsburgh Fordham and Harvard produced many famous tunesmiths. Writers such as Rainger Robin Kens and Owets studied law before hits for Big Broadcast 1988 Coconut Grove and Tin Pan Alley era. The piece notes diverse paths from law to songwriting and cites several prominent names without detailing exact dates.
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Hollywood
Holywood
Fiim
Blackstone
Harry Owets
Leilani
Targmount
Coconut Grove
Lojnji University
Los Angeles
Ralph Rainger
Len Ropin
Song-Riling Lim
Bath
Rainger
New Jersey Law School
Robin
University of Pittsburgh
Lindow
Csconut Grove
Jimmy Kens
Homax
Fordham
New York
Harvard Law School
Warold Adamezon
Ozzie Nelshand
Syhose
Harry Billiard
Suren Star
Rutgers
New Jersey Law
Tor
Len McCany
Wesley
Tim
Sarey
Jay
California
San Francisco
Rudy Vallee
Culp Porter
George Sebrants
Jsf
Mae BeAch
Owens Suis
History of Cupboards and the Rise of Drawers
A fragmented passage traces cupboards from holding drinking cups to drawers and shives for dining use. The text is garbled but notes a progression in design and slang, referencing a newspaper man expelled from the National Press for an account of disturbances.
Policy debate on isolation and naval spending in 1930s press
Washington columnist Jay Franklin argues public favor favors isolation, warns Roosevelt’s diplomacy faces a head-on clash with opinion, and notes the Navy bill of 800 million as a practical tool to sustain isolation. He lists Monroe Doctrine Open Door and Good Neighbor policies as competing strands shaping U.S. foreign policy, urging discussion beyond technical methods. The piece critiques partisan discourse and emphasizes the need to reflect popular will in policy.
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Jay Franklin Washington
Roosevelt
Ihag Made
Condon
Europe
Asia
House Naval Affairs Committee
Senate
United States
Spain
Ethiopia
Africa
Western Hemisphere
League
Atlantic Seaboard
Pacific
Navy
Tribune Syndicate
Vitamin D Therapy for Psoriasis and Arthritis Reported
Dr Logan Clendening discusses using very high doses of Vitamin D to treat psoriasis and chloric arthritis. In 16 cases skin eruptions cleared within 6 to 12 weeks, though recurrences occurred weeks later. Careful monitoring of blood calcium was advised to avoid danger, with some patients seeing repeated complete disappearances upon re treatment.
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Ly Logan Clendening
M.D
Tal Association
Cedar
Zon
Connecion
Paris Styles Boost New Season Shoes With Bold Details
Paris fashion notes describe spring footwear moving away from plain daytime styles to bold square fronts and heels. Designers like Bunting and Perugia showcase openwork embroidery, fishnet trimmings, patent rickrack, and multi color pairings. Evening slippers feature jewel accents and inventive sole shapes, signaling a vibrant trend shift.
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Paris
Bunting
Hhe
Andre Berugia
Ching
Haley
Andre Perugia
Jduther
Thie Fogtline
Weil
Twenty Years Ago Taken From the Journal Files
Journal notes from February 23 1918 report Major Arthur C Christie promoted to lieutenant colonel after leading the X ray department in Washington. Also mentioned are slot machine complaints, Mrs D S Prot’s death in Port Crane New York, Arthur Schatb at Camp Lee, Walter HittHuberger’s business trip, and Isabell Stume ill with tonsillitis.
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Journal
L. M. Christie
Arthur C. Christie
Washington
Chancellor of Austria and Svitamins in Hints
The text lists questions about Austria’s chancellor and known Svitamins, plus a Joyce Kilmer reference. It references etiquette stationery, dignity in letters, and a white paper noted as undesirable, with horoscope mentions for birthdays. It appears as a fragmented educational prompt with garbled names and phrases.
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Austria
Joyce Kilmer
Lelters
Towlay
Wincor
Goldsmith
Thurt
Anid Ig
Weiting
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Onpatore Kurspe
Adolf
Bottehins
University of Chicago
Hammond
Ind
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England
Valerniflars
Paul Rovers
Mexican Army
Iben
Stewart
Hollywood Film Shop
United’ Press
Stet
AL Ia
la U. S
Dag
Canada
Laurentian
Urls
ST Lawrence
Diagoras
Clendening
D. S. Prot
Harriet Hurd
Port Crane
N.Y
Artur Schatb
Camp Lee
Hig Medical Corps
Die Miele
8201 Infantry
Walter HitHuberger
Tmon City
Isabell StuMe
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