Remarkable Briton Sir Ronald Ross hailed for malaria work
The piece honors Sir Ronald Ross on his seventy third birthday noting his overlooked health and finances while highlighting his pivotal mosquito theory that cured malaria in India and led to battles against yellow fever. It credits Ross with guiding American officers to the yellow fever mosquito and reshaping public health in Cuba Panama and the southern United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Sir Ronald Roas
Ronald
India
Ross
Cuba
Panama
America
Washington’s 400 Million Beauty Plan for Capital
A White House disclosure outlines a 400 million program to enhance Washington. About 300 million funds parks, drives, and the area around the capitol, including a new Supreme Court home and expanded Senate and House office buildings assessed as essential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Capitol
White House
United States Supreme Court
Senate
House
Union Station
State, War and Navy
Department of Justice
Department of Labor
Department of Commerce
Memorial Parkway
Mount Vernon
Potomac Park
District
Texas Split Proposal Sparks Texan Reaction in Congress
Representative John N. Garner proposed carving Texas into five states to add eight Democratic senators, aiming to counter New England Republican influence. The idea drew disbelief among Texans who value their existing boundaries and political setup, though a playful undertone lingered about the proposal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John N. Garner
Congress
Texas
United States Senate
New England
Garner
Hailiwick
Division of Texas Stirs Debate and Cautionary Notes
A column recalls Congress granting Texas power to form new states, warns Grundyites against prodding Texas property interests, and jokes about U S state division. The piece cites Texas pride, Arkansas speech legends, and notes electricity can jog the mind with a humorous aside about letting go of a water tap.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Union of States
Congress
Garner
Arkansas
Commonwealth
Lone Star
When Politics and Gangland Collide in Chicago
The Chicago gang problem is inseparable from political protection, as murder and terror by criminals persist with police seeming powerless. The piece argues city leaders and political traitors must be targeted to halt crime and restore public safety, urging a sane Fourth of July and safer holidays.
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Chicago
House vacations mislead on unfinished business in Congress
The piece argues the House will not escape work with summer breaks as it stalls on the Norrig lame duck amendment and three Wagner unemployment bills that the Senate sent over last year. It contends adjournment will not end responsibility and mocks celebratory talk of leisure.
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House of Representatives
Senate
Washington
House
Wagner
New York
Editorial on Lowden Hoover clash and Holstein-Freisian ties
The column savages Frank Lundan and Iowa governor Frank Lowden while praising Holstein-Freisian association president Herbert Hoover. It argues Lowden’s political slip and imagines his fate in Washington as the cows on his farm echo loyalty and patience against rising party infighting.
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LOWIX
Saya Frank
Lundan
Holstein-Friestan Association
Herbert Hoover
Lover
Frank O. Lowden
Illmots
Kensas
Hoover
Lowden
United States
Lowdep
Ans
Mr. Lowdes
Pennsylvania Avenue
Neema
Lowdon
Tomy
Belair mansion and Gallant Fox blend in historic Maryland
The Belair estate in Prince George's County Maryland is celebrated for its 300 year lineage and grand Georgian architecture. Gallant Fox, sired by Sir Galahad and tied to owner William Woodward, further ties Belair to famed American racing lore alongside references to Governor Ogle and colonial horse history. The article threads Belair’s secluded luxury with its equine prominence and notes Woodward’s passion for horses, including importing Kentucky hay and driving a coach and four from New York.
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Washington, D. C
Wiliam Woodward
Belair
Nurau
America
Delek
United States
Becgunetta
Mt. Vernon
Arington
Monticello
IL Remaion
Gitter
Maryland Sunahins
Formu Uld
Adlair
Gallant Fox
Sir Galahad
Almaele
Flying Fox
Marguerite
France
Mr. Woodward
Marshal Field
A. B. Hancock
R. A. Fairbusen
Gallant Fos
Nevers Helatr Horaca
Samuel Ogle
Proprietary of
Maryland
Spark
Baltimors
Ivan
Prince Fraderick
Gaorgn
Regland
Honests Cieorgian
Gorsroors
Doraen
Io Maryland
Albert C. Ritchie
Free State
Henjamin Tanker
Anne
Hemuel Ogie
Tanker
Mont Ferpour
Ogle
Calonic
Waterbor
Annapolis
Woodward
Prince
Georges County
Kentucky
J. Woodward
Ha Han
New York
Betasi
Lords of
Lloyd Lowdes
Jaden
Benjerola Ogle
Odean Bowie
Magrudere
Governor Howe
Fairview
Dickens
Epsom Downs
England
Survey Shows Rheumatic Fever Runs in Families
A study by Dr S N G and Mary Allan in England analyzed 400 families with 2,186 children to explore heredity in rheumatic fever. Findings show higher cases in larger families, few sibling pairs both affected, and little parallel from shared environment, suggesting familial predisposition rather than environment drives juvenile rheumatism.
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N. G
Mary Allan
England
Thesa Statistica
Tot
Aingle
Cartain
Cana
Question and Answer Bureau article quizzes readers
Answers to questions cover hitchhiking laws, Chinatown size, Cana Grande ruin near Florence Arizona, and other trivia. The piece also lists general Q and A on topics from philology to tracer bullets and a Jamestown Protestant church. It preserves historical details including locations and dates from varied sources.
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Wisconsin
New Jersey
Maine
C. A
San Francisco
China
Gila River
Flovence
Arizona
Thumb Tacks E J Klemm Seattle
Fragmented clip about social topics and manners with garbled phrases. Mentions Seattle, Klemm, and a mix of aphorisms on being practical, silence, matrimony, and manners. Story tone resembles a newspaper card teasing varied chatter and observations.
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Ansyria
Hhuhey
Spape
Omaha World-Hoer
Mmory
Kener Trought
Hoy L. Smith
D. D
Simpson M. & Church
Minneapolis
Haskin
Ferdertc
Ulaime
George Wanhington
Balair
Virginia
West
Sunnyvale
Carvica
Scaeenton
Eaid
State Nursery Co
Morris Fisher
Information Bureau
Halane Independent Information Bureau
Frederic J. Haskin
Richard Crookes
Richard Crocken
We Lime
Nix
Ridney Boone
al Avout Palme
Nectanary Foundation
New York City
New York Times
Padre Kino
Kewkes
American Forestry Association
Hall of Fame
Grand Canyon
Harvey House
Sanlu Ie
Luxor
Darling
Camela
B. A. Te Wan
Jamestown
Bogle Coloninta
Klemme
Seattle
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