Maintaining National Protection as a Policy Not a Sectional Stance
Senator P. J. McCumber of North Dakota argues for keeping protectionist policy as a national standard rather than a sectional aim. He rejects East West divisions and urges equal commercial flow across the country while acknowledging varying conditions but striving for uniform protection where possible.
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Atlantic
Pacific
West
Atlantic States
Alleghenies
Mississippi
The Jazz and Dance Controversy in Chicago
A court condemns a cabaret dancer for improper performances charging $200 fine. Writings denounce jazz as obscene and inhumane, calling the venue a hub of primitive sensuality run for months in a major city. The ruling notes required licenses and public admission amid moral outrage.
Insects as Mighty Polluters of Agriculture and Health
The article argues that over ages insects have evolved into perfect tools of the species, with the medets becoming a powerful rival to humans. It notes that agriculture suffers greatly as insects consume crops, and they cause substantial human deaths through carried diseases, while many insect threats operate unseen in society.
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Bulletin
Asia
Real Cure Is Work Not Quick Fixes
John W. Weeks argues the true remedy for global ills is time and effort, urging clear thinking based on facts and achievements. He warns against quack cures offered by irresponsible leaders, insisting that the real solution lies in work, not promises or liberty misused.
Tiruvannamalai Temple Town Described by National Geographic
Washington notes describe Tiruvannamalai in South India as a major pilgrim center and trade entrepôt. The bulletin details the town’s festivals, water issues, caravan routes, forests, wildlife, and the grand Siva temple with gopurams rich in Hindu myth imagery.
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Washington
Tiruvannamailai
South India
National Geographic Society
Tiruvannamallal
Tiruvannamallai
Chengam
Salem
South Arcot
Vrumvannamallai
Coromandel
Bay of Bengal
Fairs to Spread Progress Amid Global Return to Expos
Washington reports a surge in commercial fairs and international expositions in 1922 after wartime decline. From Winnipeg to Tokyo, nations seek to educate audiences and showcase industries. Innovations include floating ships and traveling trains extending fairs to ports and regions worldwide.
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Washington
Winnipeg
Rio de Janeiro
Christiania
Algiers
Singapore
Tokyo
National Geographic Society
England
France
London
America
Europe
Paris
Birmingham
Bordeaux
Lyons
Brussels
Dresden
Leipzig
Prague
Barcelona
Milan
Mediterranean
Port Said
Marseilles
Canada
Balkans
Poland
Father of 28 Children Ranch Worker in Greensboro New Jersey
Uncle Bob Austin an old time resident near Greensboro New Jersey claims to be father of 28 children from three marriages and has raised three extra. He is seventy one born a slave and recalls hiding meat as Sherman’s army passed through North Carolina. He manages a farm and enforces strict house rules regarding behavior and smoking. He eats three meals daily and chews tobacco.
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Greensboro
N. J
Bob
Austin
Here
Sherman
North Carolina
Georgia
Mrs Theresa Wilkeson’s Recovery Told by Favorite Prescription
South Bend resident Theresa Wilkeson describes years of pain and weakness ending after using Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. She reports weight gain from ninety to 140 pounds and regained strength, claiming she is a “new woman.” Located at 622 No. Walnut St, she notes the medicine is sold by all druggists in tablet or liquid form.
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South Bend
Ind
Theresa Wilkeson
Walnut St
McGinty Seen Losing Things and Grasping Hands
A humorous exchange describes McGinty as a fine fellow and a great friend who shakes hands vigorously. The tale hints at him seeking his watch, with emphasis on his stronger grip and social bravado in a lively Irish dialect.
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McGinty
Housewife Praises Red Cross Ball Blue Laundry
A smiling housewife admires a basket of clear white clothes and thanks Red Cross Ball Blue advertised for grocers.
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Red Cross
His Honor's Guess
An Irish American faced Justice Barry on a suspicious conduct charge in Ireland. The arresting officer testified the defendant wore a republican hat. The judge wondered if a republican hat means a hat without a crown.
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Ireland
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P. J. McCumber
North Dakota
Arnold Heap
Chicago Morals Court
DR. L. 0. Howard
Ass’n Advancement of Science
John W. Weeks
Secretary of War
Post Office Department
Geographic Society
Parvati
Siva
Kailasa
Elysium
India
Arcot
Ark of Air
Nizhni Novgorod
Russia
Mrs
Renee Kemp'say -Vay
Chidren
West Virginia
Mason City
W.va
Hiscox ¢ Chem. W
Gree
Foram
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