Pot likker praised by Governor Long in Louisiana debate
The Louisville Courier-Journal notes Huey Long extols pot likker as a diet aid and farmer boon in north Louisiana, while Kentucky readers recall its historical popularity and social quirks. The piece mentions regional customs, foods, and unrelated comments on prize fights and public displays.
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Huey F. Long
Lousiana
Louisville Courier-Journal
Louisiana
Courierdournal
Lang
Kentucky
Long
The Psychology of Peace by De Nichols Murray Butler
De Nichols Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, argues world peace requires a preamble to banish war from vocabulary and a shift from offensive to defensive psychology. He endorses small navies and armies, nonmilitary diplomacy, international law, and nonoverlord cooperation while preserving the League of Nations and protecting the Orient from exploitation.
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de. Nichollas Murray Butler
Columbia University
League of Nations
United States
Washington
Department of War
Department of Defense
Psychology of Defense
Best Editorial of the Day RILDROATIDS GOING BY THE BOARDS
An editorial argues for restricting roadside billboard advertising to protect scenic beauty. It cites national committees and major organizations urging removal of offending signs and notes proposed bills aim to curb rural advertising while preserving travel enjoyment.
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Naetional Committee
Nate Gan Bank
Efritind
Noga
Ceuchy
Ageneleg
USA
Tani
Safe Fourth of July is worth careful celebration
An editorial urges careful Independence Day observance to reduce firework accidents and fatalities. It notes declining mortality but warns many injuries still occur and calls for wiser generations to enforce safety around explosives to protect children's bodies and long lives. It recalls lessons from ancient times and emphasizes prudence.
War time espionage act repeal urged by senate
The United States Senate last week moved to repeal key provisions of the Espionage Act, long forgotten but still punishable by 20 years in prison and a 10000 dollar fine for false reports and actions aimed at hindering military operations. Senator Walsh argued against granting postmasters broad power to deem mail nonmailable, urging swift house action to restore civil liberties long promised by the Constitution.
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United States
Senate
House
Senator Walsh
Montana
House of Representatives
Dye Stuffs Profits Fuel Peaceful Research Drive
Reparations under the Treaty of Verouilles included 1200 tons of German dyestuffs. The Textile Alliance was tasked to dispose of profits for chemical research. The Philadelphia Textile School secures 248,507 dollars, Princeton 124,000 dollars, MIT 28,076 dollars, with 260,000 dollars remaining for six years. Funds support dye studies and broader peaceful industry growth.
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Germany
United States
Textile Alliance Corporation
Alliance
Philadelphia
Princeton University
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
America
Foolish Sacrifices and Life Safety Losses
A 1929 era piece laments 97,000 deaths from accidents in America last year, 2000 more than 1928. Homes alone account for 23,000 fatalities. It argues most deaths are preventable with safety measures and precautions to reduce unnecessary hazards.
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America
Mgm
Rebuilt Tokyo and Yokohama Rise From Devastation
The piece discusses Japan’s 1923 earthquake reconstruction, highlighting Tokyo and Yokohama’s rapid rebuilds. It notes massive housing and infrastructure losses, the shift to Western-style planning, improved earthquake resistance, and the use of American methods and steel. It also contrasts pre and post quake urban forms and cites extended impacts on the prefecture.
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Tokyo
Yokohame
Japan
France
Belgium
Zempalin Atege
London
Empire
Yokohama
Unite States
Bridaca
Gould
Sao Francisca
Tallimore
Silent Critique of a Selfish Man In Literary Verse
A harsh verse targets a man who harms himself through selfishness. It argues he loses friendships for favors and never enjoys outcomes due to regret. The critic condemns his demand for special advantages, calls him hypocritical, and labels his theology as insincere despite orthodoxy.
Collapse of Athletes in Races Sparks Life-Saving Debate
A discussion of athletic collapses during or after races notes symptoms of collapse and possible causes. Research from Harvard on heart size before and after endurance events suggests many show decreased heart dimensions after racing, with recovery linked to heart muscle fatigue and possible transient dilation.
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T. K Richardn
Harvard
Beerta
Vacious
Thas
Etudinn
Tha Heart
Answer sheet from the Helena Independent Information Bureau
This fragment shows a question answer column with inquiries to the Helena Independent Information Bureau. It covers topics from Brazil air service to Katharine Brush, a New York electric arch sign, Chippendale furniture, Rotary’s work for crippled children, a monument near Grant's tomb, Canada population, a National spelling bee winner, stock market history, and definitions of reputation versus character.
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Iquiry
Helena
Chippendale
Cab Ino
Grant
New York City
Clare Pollock
George Pollock
New York
Canada
Wien
Washington
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Molen Jensen
Gonncit Bluffs
Towa
Sha
NlcNoton Uralwan
Eton
deRo
Noted vaudavillian Joe Schenck dies in Detroit hotel
Joe Schenck, famed vaudeville star of Van and Schenck, dies at 18 in his hotel room at the Book-Cadillac in Detroit after a brief illness. The act had recently performed a single Fisher Theater engagement before the sudden death, as city notes reflect mixed views on mayoral reception.
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Cartain
Tor
Jos Schenck
Gu van
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Cathrough Coney Idland
Kara Taqay
Van
Schenck
Fisher Theater
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