Mediation: Restitution and commerce in historic civitas
The passage frames media as restitution and modern civilizaton, aimed at presenting news, fostering commerce, and providing government oversight through widespread advertisements, a check no constitution can fully supply, per Col. R J McCormick.
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Col
R. J) McCormick
Alter and Webster: New Wave of Hollywood Songwriters
Hollywood songwriters Louis Alter and Paul Webster exemplify a modern, studio-centered approach. They study sets, consult producers, directers, choreographers, and designers, and stay involved until a film finishes. They juggle two pictures, overseen by Bobby Breen and Walter Wanger, while crafting tunes under pressure and drawing inspiration from jazz-era roots.
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Tlolly Wood
Palm Springs
Louis Alter
Paul Webster
Irving Berlin
Berlin
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Pilm
Alter and
Webster
Bobby Breen
Walter Wanger
United Artists
Ses Lesser
New England Conservatory
New York University
Manhattan
T Hat
Speed Records
Alley
Tytedt
Oscar Straus
America
Lesser
Straus
Air-Minded Youth Must Be Told Plain Facts
An editorial argues that youth admire airplanes and study model aircraft, but many lack understanding of their destructive potential. It cites Madrid's bombardment as a cautionary tale, stating children fear planes and unnecessary weapons power. The piece urges comprehensive aeronautical education including ethics and danger of air power.
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New York
Spain
Madrid
Death Abroad Highlights Tourist Auto Fatalities
At a conference in Washington DC Dr Halbert L Dunn of the Census Bureau notes that about one third of all motorists killed in crashes are tourists away from home. He suggests studying why travelers die in distant places and whether standardized laws could reduce the road toll.
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Washilington
D. C
Halbert L. Dunn
Census Bureau
The Family Doctor on Tuberculosis Deaths and Causes
The Family Doctor notes tuberculosis remains a major killer yet varies by region and age. It cites 1910 and 1982 death rates, contrasts with heart disease and cancer, explains TB is germ born not inherited, and emphasizes infection through contact or contaminated goods and the shift to later childhood protection.
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United States
Mothers Endure Silent Burden For Children's Sake
In a discussion of maternal resilience the piece notes how mothers bear grief and financial strain without letting children see distress. It cites a wife’s, and later a widow’s, testimonies about keeping up appearances while pain and hardship quietly press on
We can smile for the children and be a bit gay
A reflective note urges managing thoughts and hearts to ease unhappiness. It argues not all sorrow is tragedy and that cheerful bearing benefits both children and adults, encouraging hopeful governance of inner attitudes.
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Joey
Spring Books for Children Raise Bright Hopes and Fun
Olive Roberts Barton reviews new children’s titles in a Spring lineup. Mary D. Chase’s memory book offers self expression, while Beatrice Curtis Brown’s Jonathan Bing and Other Verses delights with playful rhymes about cats and kings. Thora Stowell and coauthors present The Book of Animal Life for older readers.
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Olive Roberts Barton
Penvil
Mary D. Chase
Oxford
Tie
Jonathan Bing
Beatrice Curtis Brown
Jonathan
Thora Stowell
Books and artifacts on nature and Navajo life from 20th century media
Thornton Burgess explores nature secrets in a comprehensive study for young readers. A Viking paperback presents Dancing Cloud by Mary and Conrad Buff with vivid Navajo daily life and landscapes told through Dancing Cloud and Swift Boy. A gardening guide by Alfred Bates, The Gardener's Second Year, covers perennials and planting steps. Westminster Abbey to host coronation decorations with open viewing to collect admission fees.
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Thornton W. Burgess
Shay
Cloud
Mary
Conrad
Viking
Arizona Desert
Dancing Cloud
Swift
Alfred Bates
Sorbol-Quadruple Quick Test Relief
An ad claims Sorbol-Quadruple in colorless tinmed bottle relieves goitre symptoms with twice daily use. It says thousands have benefited and the product does not interfere with work or pleasure. Briant's Drug Store offers more information, with Mrs. Lila McFadden from Arkansas endorsing it.
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Goitre
Briant's
Lila McFadden
Ark
Ramon's Brownies Pills for the Kidneys Debunked
Public health note warns against unsafe claims about Ramon's Brownies Pills for the Kidneys. Ad touts a 35 cent package and urges readers to buy, despite lack of credible medical support and potential harm. Authorities advise caution with unverified diuretic products.
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Ramon's
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