The Horror of It War Debunked Imagery Of Battle Wounds
Editor notes present a four part series by CH Hood on war glory exposing grim battlefield scenes. The piece recounts nurses, mangled bodies, gashed chests, shattered limbs, and the brutal aftermath as soldiers endure pain, surgery, and the grim routine of battlefield cleanup, urging readers to eschew romanticism and seek end to war.
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CH Hood
Battefield of Honor
Tanem
Aight
Dimenson
Alench
Hen Roy
Wallace plan and free flow economy amid Wallace ideas
Washington December 22 Paul Mallon reports on Agriculture Secretary Wallace’s hints of a new planned economy. He argues monopolies and tariffs harm industry and proposes a continuous production and consumption system under government oversight and reforms.
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Washington
Agriculture
Wallace Spok
Academy of Political Defence
Columbia University
Wallace
Jan the
AAA
New York Letter Lures Readers With Cafes and Portraits
The page sketches a bustling New York scene with names and places such as No. 21 cafe on Madison Avenue and the embassy site venture. It recalls familiar figures John OHara Libby Holman Haywood Brown and Amos ’n Andy while noting P Lebus’s upper Madison Avenue ham specialty. It also touches on a German steel bid controversy involving Harold Ickes and the PWA, and ends with reflective musings on Doyle and the city’s cultural chatter.
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Canal
John Ohara
Robert Beartley
Joseph Bryan
Libby Holman
Haywood Brown
Aviatican Steel
Mims Om
PWA
Harold Tekes
Emer Funetion
Amerte
Tekes
Inia
Students Decide Uniforms Secret of Hitch Hiking
Nov 21 AP report from UNIVERSITY recounts two Alabama students, Robert Hudson and Radett Ford, hitchhiking in ROTC uniforms to test public perception. After brief rides near North Alabama and Birmingham, a motorist offered a ride and then returned them to campus as they planned a return trip to continue the stunt.
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University
Robert Hudson
Decatur
Radett Ford
Huntsville
University Off Algbama
Alabama
Hudson
Birmingham
Wee
Une
Elephant Invasion Grows In Tulsa Office
In Tulsa Oklahoma a man reports a growing elephant collection sparked by a single gift. He received another elephant after a coworker commented on its charm, and now his tally nears 700. The items vary from small figurines to pieces from foreign countries.
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Tulsa
Okla
Blise
Foeign
Sundown Stories: Bears plan secret entry thwarted
Honey Bear Jelly Bear Blacky and Jupiter plot to raid the Galumps pantry while Christopher reports the Galumps have gone to town. A lockout foils the plan. the bears retreat in shame and seek another way to obtain treats.
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Honey Bear
Chistopher
Blacky
Jupiter
Jelly Bear
Christopher
Talks to Parents by Mrs Brooks Peters Church
Growing parents must adapt as children change from day to day. Unchanging parenting hinders development, while a rebirth of guidance helps children become independent adults. The piece contrasts aging with evolving roles and emphasizes ongoing parental growth.
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Brooks Peters
Julian Lafaye and the Swashbuckling Image of John Carroll
A garbled reminiscence traces John Carroll’s early life from Louisiana’s Mandeville to a boarding-school odyssey with 22 escapes. It recalls a Northwestern stint, early “stooging” for Jake Lingle, and a volatile, hungry period in New York. The tale blends myth and memory, outlining a restless, roaming career path.
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New York
Tumalum Lumber Co
Walla Walla, Wastt
Joe Cook
Schratti's
Norman ‘Bel Gidded
Ray Virgin
Maple Leaf
Frank Knox
WW. Hanting
Fred C Ketly
John Ploley
Saturday Evening Post
Vermont
Amazon
Ashton Steven
Julia Marlowe
Earl Carroll
Rogers
Mary
Maud Muller
Bernard
Herb Roth
Sulka
Corneliue Vander Dilt
Td Stand
Mike
Billy Rose
Dean Cornwell
Chutetail
Sam H. Hails
Becme
Sassafras
Hollywood
John Carroll
Louisiana
Mandeville
Lake Ponehartrain
Julian Lafaye
John Carrolls
Julian
Northwestern University
Northwestern
Jake Lingle
Chicago
Guatemala
Widow of President Roosevelt Improves at Hospital
The condition of Mrs Elizabeth Roosevelt, widow of President Theodore Roosevelt, was described as still improved today at the Glen Cove hospital. Attendants said the danger from the heart attack she suffered after entering the hospital for treatment of a fractured leg had lessened, and she remained comfortable under care.
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Theatine Roaverelt
Glen Coven
Chow Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Dragon legends and a great quake haunt early China tale
A fragmentary account recounts fear of a giant dragon in ancient China tied to a cataclysm described as a great earthquake. Observers in Hong Kong and Canton witness streets as the mythic beast, linked to ancestral Chiitir, stirs panic among the populace.
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Republic of Chine Bay
Wie
China
Vong Kong
Hons
Aira
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