Proposed Electoral College Reform Sparks Debate in Senate
Norris, a Nebraskan, argues the electoral college is outdated and unconstitutional. He says laws must adapt to present needs while acknowledging court authority to strike acts as unconstitutional. The piece reflects a heated push for direct presidential voting and critiques past constitutional design.
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Sete Binoell
Erie
Gma
Supreme Court
College of Electors
Aleves
Acta of Congress
DISCOVERY OF VITAMINS AND EARLY NUTRITION NOTES
The text recounts early vitamin science from Java in 1807 with Dr Eijkman and a Wisconsin study in 1906 by Babcock. It describes feeding experiments on heifers comparing corn, wheat, and oats to reveal the role of dietary vitamins in health and calf viability.
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Java
Eijkman
Wisconsin
Hare Babcock
Babcock
Germany
McCollum
Steenbock
Wild animal attack wounds two film stars in Phoenix
Charisx Bickford, a burly red headed film actor, and Mabel Stark, famed tiger trainer, were hospitalized after a tiger grabbed Bickford’s neck and injured Stark’s arm during the filming of Bast of Java in Phoenix Arizona. Stark previously survived a tiger attack on King of the Jungle.
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Hollowoon
Cs Calif
Charisx Bickford
Burley
Mabel Stark
Banga! Tigers
Mon
Bickford
Taméras
Java
Misa Blark
Phoenix
Ariz
Year's Trial of Infantile Paralysis Vaccine May Decide When Ravages End
AP report from New York on September 25 outlines a pivotal year in polio vaccine trials led by Dr John Kolmer at Temple and New York City health authorities with Warm Springs and Rockefeller backing. Vaccination of 6,000 children this year could rise to 20,000 next summer, with antibody tests and animal challenges assessing immunity and vaccine effectiveness.
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Howard W. Blakeslee
Associated Press Science
New York
New York City Health Department
John Kolmer
Temple University
New York City
Moustee Bradie
William H. Park
John Kohmer
Terble Aniverslty
Mny
Angela Campagna
Sexephine Neal
Henry Wirt Jackson
Uproarious Bull Column Snippets From Old Newspaper Voices
A miscellaneous collection of humorous quotes and stray notes from the Bull Column, including A W Gwaltney on watch repairs and costs, Leon Harvard recollections from New York and Connecticut, a Boston or Pittsburgh style witticism by Maxie Baer, and reflections from H D Halz. The piece also contains sermon-like Bible text answers from Westminster College freshmen, touching on epistles and revolutions, with a stray medical description about nervous eye control and jerky movements.
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Bright Boys
New Wilmington
Westminister College
Lazarus
Tos City
Patestine
No More Ladies and Western Double Features
Movies in Houston and throughout the South show a mix of big names and serials. John Crawford, Robert Montgomery, Franchot Tone, Gail Patrick star in No More Ladies with color cartoons and a Popular Science novelty. Additional dates feature The Last Gentleman with Ralph Morgan and Charlotte Henry, plus Very Close Veins comedy. Saturday offers Chinatown Squad with Lyle Talbot and Valerie Hebron, Frankie Darro and Gene Autry in Phantom Empire, followed by Sar For Music and Popeye. Alabama runs Wednesday to Saturday with Wanderer of the Wastelands and a Bob Steele Kid Courageous program alongside Tom Mix in The Miracle Rider and a comedy. Alca zar presents Age of Indiscretion and Ale Hawks with Wiley Fest and Ralph Bellamy, plus John Wayne Arizona Skies with Buck Jones Red Rider and a comedy.
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Houston
John Crawford
Robert Montgomery
Franchot Tone
Gail Patrick
George Blite
Ralph Morgan
Charlotte Henry
Lyle Talbot
Valarie Hebron
Frankie Darro
Gene Autry
Sar
Alabama
Zene Grey
Alcazar
Paul ‘Lukas
Madge Evans
Wiley! Fest
Ralph Bellamy
John Wayne
Buck Jones
Fifth Child Born While Draft Dodger Presses For Pardon
Philadelphia report notes Mrs Grover Bergdoll gave birth to a girl, first Bergdoll child in the United States, as Bergdoll seeks clemency from Germany where he is stationed. Mia Bergdoll and four children arrived in New York May 2 hoping his return prompts mercy. Family details include Emma Berge dol aged 74 and Alois Senefelder, originator of lithography, noted in passage.
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Philadelphia
Grover Clevernail Bergdoll
Berdolls
Unite Ed States
Bergdol
Germany
Thi
Mia
Beredoll
New York
Sho
Oiher
Bergdoll
Honey-filled chimney blocks at Re. Peter's rectory
Workmen in Hebron Connecticut discovered the obstruction clogging the Rectory chimney weighed 40 pounds and was a hive of honey. They removed the hive and restored the chimney.
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Hebron
Conn
Re. Peter's Episcopal
Grace Moore Displays Fur Trimmed Toques in Paris
Grace Moore, American movie star, arrived in Paris for fashion week and wore a black ankle-length frock paired with an artrakhan wrap and a trimmed fur toque. She posed with a bouquet as photographers captured her ensemble noting the stylistic fur trim trend.
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Paris
Nowern
Grace Moore
Rival dealer claims lunchbox theft hits used car shop
In Philadelphia a shop manager chased out a worker with a lunchbox after a rival dealer alleged the man had removed money from a lunchbox and tried to push a hack for sale. The rival showed screenbacks as proof. The incident underscores tensions in the second-hand auto trade.
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Philadelphia
Dept. 25
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