Senate probes Washington lobbies and tariff interests
An article reports on Senate subcommittees opening inquiries into lobbies in Washington, focusing on tariff activit y and the influence of trade associations. Witnesses include William Burgess, H A Austin, C Dyangou, and Benster Hiram Bingham, with details on salaries, expenditures, and the defense of lobbying as orderly representation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sy Edward v. Pickard
Senate Committee
William Burgess
United States Potters’ Association
Thomas C. Marvin
Tariff Commission
H. B Brossard
F. L. Koch
Karl Langenbecks
Burgess
Witpesscn
H. A. Austin
United States Beet Sugar Association
C. Dyangou
Connecticut Manufacturers “Association
Benster Hiram
Sub Rosa Mimi Veils and Hair Nets in Vintage Fashion
A reflective piece contrasts past and present women styles with veils, hair nets, and modest dress. It recalls mothers snipped hair under nets, Birlas, mosquito nets, and the shift to modern sporty attire. It argues women balance modesty with bold dressing and men adjust to changing gender norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halr
Vogne
Worman
Blood on the keys as a nineteen year old pianist shatters the concert
A fashionable Fifth Avenue recital ends with a young pianist, only nineteen, playing with such vigor that blood stains the white keys. The audience cheers as she powers through from treble to bass, while others reflect on the sacrifices artists make between art and money and the peril of the profession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Avenue
Tel
Batia
Mnale
Weroturg
Ona
Ale
Aluht
Chinog
Tyme
The Right Way to Live and Recreation in Community
Lesson text covers recreations as a God given need for repair in work, the Coming Golden Age with Israel’s deliverance, fasting under Christ, the Sabbath’s purpose for nourishment, and Jesus attending a wedding. It contrasts joy in Christ with fasting, and urges balance between work and renewal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jer
Zach
Marc H
Mark
Joan Lele Goldan
Jeremiah
Israel
Christ
John
John the Baptist
Chen
David
Tesus
Tim
Mure
Elm
Jesus
Johm
Philips Magnesia Eases Indigestion After Meals
An old advertisement extols Philips Magnesia as a rapid remedy for indigestion and acid discomfort after heavy meals. It claims quick relief within minutes, neutralizes excess acid, and offers lasting comfort compared with soda. The copy promotes a milk of magnesia drinkable solution for post meal distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lote
Folka
Phillips
heal—Philips Mille
Magnesia
Winners Don’t Quit Quillers Done Win
Fragmentary OCR text presents a garbled slogan style line about winners and quitting. It mentions risk or danger in a generic sense without clear identities or events. No verifiable persons, places, or organizations are readable to anchor a factual summary.
Fragmentary Quote on Charity and Tolerance
The fragment references a theme of tolerance and charity with names and letters unclear, mentioning Robertson and a sense of glory in Earth tins. It lacks concrete events, places, or dates to form a complete news item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Sungariiver
Linkvnnghsten
Ian
Fuchin
Harbin
Sungarl
Feng Yuhsiang
Shans Province
Yen Hai-shan
Chiang Kai-shek
London
H. Scottenant
Charly
Robertson
Overcoming Obstacles in a Traitor’s Path Theme
Fragmented lines discuss overcoming obstacles and strength gained through adversity. The garbled text mentions traitors, support from others, and listening for help, but no clear events, names, or places are readable to identify concrete details or actions.
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Winston Churchill
Mr. MacDonald
Mrs. Hoover
Shibe Park
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Legge
International Harvester Company
McKelvie
Thamseelves
Wil- Mame
Senate
Smoot
Borah
Contron
Radical Tre
Federal Trade Commiasion
Yuel
Blo
Walsh
Montana
Syndicate
Highland
N. J
Oscar Hammerstein, Jr
Synibate
Coast Guard
Wiliam J. Calhoun
New Jersey
St. Pierre
Bermuda
Aquor
Fiaance
Italy
Japan
Great Britain
Paris
Rome
Washington
Stimgon
Tralian
Ranean
Prpa
New York
Niagara Falls
Canada
W. D. Stoss
Toronto
United States
Atlantic
American Federation of Labor
South
Carollong
Tennessee
Detroit Labor Council Proglent
United
Federation
Executive Council
Congress
Hong
Mertoa
Mma
Murla’ Curte
Prine
Hoover
Thomas A. Pollson
Madame Ourlete
Weatera
Mimi
Phillips Milk of
Lonton
K-R-O Co
Springfield
J. A
Page
Chileo Creel
Shieo
Calif
Page Ha
Page Buy
Lydia E. Pinkham
Mr. Carmal
Grrreuyy Borrs
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