Neutrality debates echo through 1920 era columns
Charles P. Stewart discusses neutrality law, conscription limits, and potential US actions in the Western Hemisphere. The piece weighs Pepper's stance on naval policy, Mexican and Latin American engagements, and the legality of using the National Guard abroad. It notes casualty reporting issues and hints at forthcoming sermons and business travel notices.
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America for Americans in a changing world stance
The piece surveys the Monroe Doctrine’s role in protecting young American republics and warns against Nazi and British encroachment. It notes Britain’s historic cooperation with the United States, then shifts to farm scholarships, highlighting the National Farm Youth Foundation and Henry Ford’s support for rural education. It discusses prospects for agriculture’s growth and the need to train farm youth for modern industry, with a critical view of war and international power dynamics.
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Hollywood stars deny superstitions keepers of luck
A Hollywood survey finds many film figures deny superstition as a relic of the past. Joelle Cooper rejects charms, Dolores Del Rio keeps roses in dressing rooms, Victor McLaglen shelters stray animals for happiness, and Gene Raymond wears a lucky brooch from Broadway days while prompting others to avoid jinxes.
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Fragmented Factographs on Arson Conviction Across Six States
A damaged six state notice discusses arson conviction potential death penalties, listing Alabama Delaware Illinois South Carolina and others. The text is garbled with unclear dates ages and terms. It mentions June tokens and empathy themes but lacks coherent event details or names.
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Tonight and Tomorrow on Your Radio Highlights
Radio schedule notes NBC CBS and MBS programs with stars Gracie Allen Fred Allen Duke of Paducah and Anna Neagle. Anne Neagle appears on Chase and Sanborn CBS NBC Red network. Bergen Dickson Armorer musical acts Eye Kyser and others featured. Public notices of broadcasts from Hollywood Chicago Philadelphia and Pittsburgh.
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Daily Dozen Medical Society PSA on gunshot injuries
The article discusses gunshot wounds focusing on calibers, mortality factors, and treatment. It notes that smaller calibers may reduce death rates, with women and youths especially at risk, and stresses early operation, controlling hemorrhage, and transfusion for heavy bleeding. Perforation of the large intestine is linked to high death rates.
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Farm Families Slump in Rural School Enrollments
ORIQAGO June 12 A survey of Timois county school superintendents shows rural schools have 100 000 fewer pupils aged 5 to 12 than 30 years ago and nationwide enrollment fell about 1 200 000. Officials cite smaller families larger farms earlier graduations and farm consolidation as causes with some schools already closing for low enrollment.
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Ancient artifacts shown at Ocmulgee National Monument Georgia
Primitive tools from the Middle Stone Age and early North American Folsom culture are on display at Ocmulgee National Monument Georgia. Scrapers and crude stone hides, plus an aside on craftsmanship and historic texts, appear in a collage of folk memory and scholarship.
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Daily Quiz Questions and Civil War Echoes
A mixed feature lists ten trivia prompts about history geography and culture with a poem excerpt and stray war era text. It includes questions on biblical kings, U S military academies, divorce law, and a note about Uncle Sam and a campaign poem. The fragment also contains garbled captions about Capetown and a stray reference to Grant.
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