Global tensions rise as League urges China peace
The article details escalating international friction over China with Japan expanding bombardments around Shanghai and multinational protests. U.S. Secretary Stimson condemns Japanese moves while warning against using Shanghai as a base. Japan demands Chinese troops retreat and shells threaten the international settlement. The piece also reports domestic policies and political shifts, including proposed federal reorganization and new tax ideas, plus a cabinet reshuffle in France.
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Garner boom for Democratic presidential bid noted by Texas senators
Texas Senators Morris Sheppard and Tom Connally endorsed John N. Garner for president calling him a capable statesman. They pledged full Texas delegation support and backing from many Democrats nationwide, praising his House leadership and 29 years of service.
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Fur Trappers Kept in Touch With the World
The Hudson’s Bay Company introduces an air service to reach Arctic trappers. Eight horsepower planes on skis will travel to remote posts, delivering mail food and clothing while bringing back furs. The fleet will shorten isolation to about three days from major Canadian cities.
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California Fig Syrup promotes child health in tests
A Kansas mother reports her daughter Honey B. is thriving and tops health tests after using California Fig Syrup. The advertisement claims the vegetable laxative strengthens stomach and bowels, boosts appetite, aids digestion, and keeps bowels active during illnesses. It urges readers to ask for the product and look for the word California on the packaging.
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Frederick and the canoe spelling lesson
Frederick faced poor marks for orthography until a sparking moment when his paper was full of correction marks. His mother argued one word looked wrong yet was correct. He showed the teacher and learned the debate over the word k n e w and the canoe spelling.
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Cole's Carbolian Quickly Rollover Heals Burns
An old advertisement touts Cole's Carbolian as a fast relief for burning and itching. It promises instant pain stop with no cars and offers a 30 cent price or one dollar package by sending money to The J W Cole Co Rockford Illinois.
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Untouched by Modernism Conscience Opinion Cited
A Boston Transcript excerpt quotes Osborne Farner condemning modernism as loud and disrespectful to tradition. He asserts conscience remains old fashioned using a still voice rather than a loud speaker, and notes opportunities still knock rather than honking from a car.
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Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets Advert
A brief advertisement urging readers to use Dr Pierce's Pleasant Pellets to regulate the liver bowels and stomach. The pitch emphasizes digestive health and cleansing effects in a period advertising tone.
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Bathers Warned Off Irrigation Canals in Arizona
Pinal county sheriff posted notices warning that anyone bathing in irrigation canals, which serve as highways, would be prosecuted unless wearing proper attire. The move reflects safety and public conduct concerns as canals remain popular cooling spots.
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Fifty and Fit With Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin
An old age health pitch urges readers to stay vigorous at fifty using Dr Caldwell's syrup pepsin. The ad claims the herbal laxative syrup stimulates the bowels, boosts energy, prevents bilious spells, and is safe for adults and children with a modest cost.
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Young Given New Idea of Idleness
A Saturday Evening Post piece by Margaret Culkin Banning argues for discipline and industry over idle wealth. It says the youth are taught that idleness is ghastly and that big national tasks require energy to revive finance and industry, stressing employment as a national priority.
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