Prohibition foes rally as Cannon leads revival drive
The Anti-Saloon League renews its nationwide push against alcohol with Bishop Cannon and a call to ban liquor from the White House. The piece contrasts past leaders like Wayne Wheeler and William Jennings Bryan with current hopes, warning the public that Prohibition faces renewed, difficult odds amid a history of failed enforcement and shifting politics.
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James Cannon, Jr
Herbert Hoover
White House
AntiSaloon League
St. Louis
Washington, D. C
Los Angeles
California
Palo Alto
Roosevelt
Anti-Saloon League
Westerville
Ohio
Wayne B. Wheeler
Bishop Cannon
William Jennings Bryan
Arlington
Mr. Bryan
League
Americans split on neutrality in America Speaks polls
The polls show 70 per cent oppose joining a war to stop an attack, but a supplementary survey reveals neutrality options differ. Half favor prohibiting all trade with nations at war, 33 per cent want war materials banned, 17 per cent favor no restrictions, signaling complex attitudes toward aiding Italy and broader European conflicts.
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America
United States
Europe
Italy
Neutrality Dilemmas in Trade Ties and Italy War
A columnist argues that halting all trade with Italy in protest would not be neutral but align the US with sanctions. Mussolini could deem embargoes on military materials as war, risking misinterpretation of peaceful aims. The piece calls for clear policy to avoid being misunderstood as aggression.
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Italy
Ethiopia
United States
League of Nations
Mussolini
Splendid Christmas Hopes Rise From Economic Upswing
Merchants forecast an unusually strong Christmas shopping season amid a steady jobless decline to 9.196 million and signs of recovery. Federal Reserve bulletin and AFL projections temper optimism with cautious note, while housing data show a growing trend in building trades nationwide.
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Federal Reserve Bulletin
United States
American Federation
Labor
Federal Housing Commission l
Glorifying Sally Rand Faces University Snub in Reading
A Reading report notes a college professor refused to speak at a luncheon because Sally Rand was on the program. The piece questions cultural discrimination and asserts Rand’s enduring fame surpasses many academics, arguing against ranking Plato with a fan dance. It also recalls Mayor LaGuardia calling some government workers “semi colon boys.”
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Sally
Reading
Sally Rand
Mt. Olympus
Plato
Best Editorial of the Day from The New York Post
The piece questions American policy toward Japan and the Pacific. It argues that arming offensively while withdrawing from the Philippines would heighten danger and feed war fears. It asks if increased arms and air programs serve peace or provoke further aggression.
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Japan
Amelia
United States
Tapa
Pir
Pacific
Pacific Ocean
Far East
Philippines
China
Orient
SENTENCE SERMONS BY REV ROY L SMITH FIRST M E CHURCH
The sermon urges that true religion rests on belief, citizenship values, education beyond diplomas, love tied to religion, reading beyond printed page, and friendship built without imposition. It emphasizes humility over fatalistic trust in heroes and cautions against treating printed text as sole truth.
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Roy L. Smith
M. E. Church
Non Angeles
Commission of Fine Arts Shapes Capitol Arts And Monuments
The Washington DC based Commission of Fine Arts wields broad powers over federal decorative arts from Capitol dome paint choices to monuments and medal designs. It scrutinizes projects for the national capital and even inspects statues for foreign sites, shaping aesthetics while balancing red tape and fiscal limits.
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Washington, DC
National Capitalions
Commission of Fine Arts
Congress
United States
China
Firs
Washington
Lindgergh
Congressional
Tony Fytch
Bardatown
Kentucky
Liett John Fitch
Sol
Quartermaster General
National Capital
Capitol
David Lynn
Washington Sun
Federal City
Commission of Fine Arts and
Fragmented quotes on public service merit and wartime labor
A collage of quotes from public figures and delegates discussing merit in hiring, federal efficiency, and labor versus farming. It references Di L O Rourke, Eugene Talmadge, Colonel Church, and Wolde Mariam, plus debates over federal army control and liberation roles. The tone mirrors a 20th century newspaper digest of opinions.
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Evers
Mabkey
di L O Rourke
Federal Public Service
Walt Mason Aspirin Rhyme Satire
The verse parodies overuse of aspirin, noting how initial relief leads to escalating doses and worsening ailments. It ends with a caution about blessing turned to abuse, reflecting a satirical take on medical self treatment popular in Mason’s era.
Answers to Questions from the Nelena Bureauarchive
A reader inquiry column lists questions on Palestine culture, royal infants, the Electra yacht, veiling in Trad, Civil War officers, academy medal winners, Kentucky book collection, Skyline Drive, Skyland Drive, and West Indian hurricanes. Answers reference historical figures, ships, places, and events with concise facts and clarifications.
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Palestine
Polo
Datoo
Edward George Nicholas Paltick
M. WV
Coast Guard
Tran
H.M
Reza Shad Pahlevi
Teo
Robert E. Lee
Stephen D Lee
West Point
United States Arms
Jalln
Confederate
Fitztugh Lee
West Poink
John Wolbrook
Dasi Ross
James Wallington
Kentucky
United States
Skyland
Lumberland Gap
Teno
Biddleshora
Hearthease Naves
J. le FF
West Indies
Aten
Diet and proteins in human nutrition overview
The article explains protein basics from amino acids to nitrogen role in body building and tissue growth. It discusses protein types, digestion, and the body's need for nitrogen, especially for children, adults during activity, and pregnancy, noting amino acids and their complex names.
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George II
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Saskatchewan
Carnegie
York Fos
Morris
Haskin
Droite
Henry Clay
Republic of Venezuel
Caracas
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American Battle Monuments Commission
Scme
Commission of Fine Art
Supreme Court
Thomas A Edison
Commission
Seven Am
Anges
Voy
Norfolk Ledger
Timois Congresman
Eugene Talmadge
Georgia
Wolde Mariam
American Federation of Business
Aleopi Ng
Edward F Hutton
New York
Sonny
Ommi
Bary
Walt Mason
Aspirin
George Matthew Adams
Servite
Nelena Independent Information Bureau
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Bidi Morris Fishbein
Faster Journal of the American Medi Anodation and of
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