Fourth of July Reflections on Liberty and Honest Elections
The Indianapolis Times urges readers to consider the meaning of Independence Day, calling for voter integrity and scrutiny of alleged fraud in Lake County. It warns against government by manipulation and urges citizens to defend self governance and the founding principles.
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Indianapolis -Times
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Boyd Gurley
Roy W. Howard
Frank G. Morrison
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Newspaper Enterprise
United Press
D .Ciation
Newspaper Information Service
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Lake County
Chicago
Treasury surplus spurs tax cut talk and travel promises
A $185,000,000 fiscal year surplus renews calls for tax reductions while warning caution is due. The White House and treasury weigh impacts of tariffs and spending on debt. Amid aviation optimism, safety and progress mark a era of faster coast to coast travel with pilots and radios ensuring security.
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Treasury
Congress
Reed Smoot
White House
Herbert Hoover
Executive Departments
Diet and Chemistry No 398 Protoplasm Constituents
The article outlines the five constituents of protoplasm as carbohydrates fats proteins mineral salts and water. It notes water’s dominance in protoplasm and stresses the diet must supply water minerals vitamins and other traces, while vitamins are essential though their chemistry remains largely studied.
V Iation and public policy in the era of flying and tariffs
The piece notes twenty three aviation deaths in eight days and contrasts air mail safety with a surge of accidents. It questions social causes of delinquency, recalls a Kentucky boy sentenced to reform school, and condemns a cabaret beggar case in New Jersey. It discusses carillons in tariff debate and critiques the lobbying influence shaping tariff policy in Washington.
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New York
Air Mail
State Children’s Bureau
New Jersey
Washington
Health in Hot Weather Perspiration and Cooling
Dr Morris Fishbein explains how perspiration cools the body and may reflect underlying conditions. Chemical analysis of sweat from patients shows acidity early, then rising alkalinity, with more nitrogenous material in cases of kidney disturbance. Sweat baths are discussed as a therapy in uremia and inflammatory diseases.
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Presbyterian Hospital
Philadelphia
Bright
Falling in love as a quick cure for a dull columnist
The writer critiques the idea of a columnist finding inspiration through sudden, violent love. He argues against publicizing personal revelations and defends staying out of romantic headlines while considering playful cad antics. The piece ends noting the author might still fall in love if needed.
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Hale Lake
Ead
the Times
Proverbs and reflections on pride and wisdom
A short devotional note cites Ezekiel 16 50 on the arrogance of the proud and their rejection by God. It adds a line from Goldsmith warning that prideful wisdom leads to stubbornness or sullenness in misfortune.
Quotations of Notables on Trade and Society
A Times Special from Anderson Indiana reports a breach of promise suit settled in Madison circuit court. Judge Carl F. Morrow entered a $300 judgment for Miss Jessie Popplewell against John Downham of Anderson, who allegedly promised to marry her last Christmas Eve.
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Times Special
Anderson
Ind
Madison Circuit
Carl F. Morrow
Jessie Popplewell
John Downham
Downham
Representative La Guardia Had His Tonsils Removed During Congress Recess
A column notes Representative La Guardia had his tonsils removed during the congressional recess to avoid missing a speaking day. It also critiques public figures, jokes about Marion Talley on a tractor, and mentions Dempsey’s potential return to fight Schmeling amid wartime rhetoric.
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la Guerdia
Congr
LA Guardia
Congress
Jack Dempsey
Figh Schmeling
Champio
United States
Dempsey
Hi Country
Ship Yards
Idaho Statehood Anniversary and Features of Its Land
Idaho marks the anniversary of admission to statehood following a 1889 vote ratifying a Constitution and a 1890 act signed by the President. George Shoup served as territorial and later first state governor, with Idaho spanning 84 313 square miles and rising from the Northwest Territory. The name Idaho comes from a Shoshoni exclamation "E da how."
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Idaho
Congress
George Shoup
Commonwealth
Shoup
Union
Northwestern Territory
Great Saga Brush Plains
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