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Newspaper
Indianapolis Times
Location
Indianapolis, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1930
Page
9
The editorial discusses the Elephant Award for Indiana Republican editors and questions about party honesty and policy. It then reviews Denny's analysis of looming global tensions, noting economic rivals, resource control, and the risk of war between the United States and Great Britain, urging prudent diplomacy.
The piece argues the Supreme Court under Chief Justice Hughes will face crucial tests over the eighteenth amendment and prohibition enforcement. It links Hughes to the Rule of Reason and suggests a limited interpretation of intoxicating liquors and federal enforcement, hoping for a reasonable approach to ease anti prohibition opposition.
The text notes the simultaneous exit of retiring British ambassador Sir Esme Howard and Ludwell Denny's book America Conquers Britain. It describes festive diplomacy with handshakes and compliments, portraying enduring goodwill and smooth relations between Britain and the United States.
President Hoover nominates Judge Thomas D. Thacher of New York to succeed Charles Evans Hughes Jr. as solicitor general. Thacher, a respected federal judge, is praised for independence and defense of the Bill of Rights. The Senate is expected to confirm.
A Manila express argues readers want to run their own country with U S protection, while critics in the United States doubt such a view. The piece muses on roads, tariffs, the Hoover presidency, the Senate, and a historical quip about Roosevelt, Taft, and Borah, noting shifting power and political foils.
The piece argues education suffers from overemphasis on efficiency and routine. It cites Meiklejohn on cynicism, notes group norms swallow individual talents, and calls for recognizing personality as essential to learning. It also discusses Mary Ware Dennett's case, court views on her pamphlet, and a US circuit court endorsement of her work.
The text provides methods to clean a hair brush using ammonia in warm water and suggests not rinsing, with a drying tip. It adds a tip for silver backs using flour and silver polish. It also notes that a drachma is a Greek coin with a par value of 19.3 cents in gold.
Dr Morris Fishbein explains food sensitivity can cause a range of symptoms from strawberry rash to asthma and abdominal cramps. Tests include a skin scratch method to detect reaction and guide avoidance or desensitization strategies.
A columnist defends New York nightlife against Ishbel Ross of the Herald Tribune. He argues prohibition did not dull Broadway and cites improvements in dining and social life, praising co education and women’s influence. He questions Ross’s nostalgia and invites a personal tour.
March 4 1913 report recounts the loss of the United States collier Cyclops with 300 aboard after sailing from the West Indies. It notes no distress signals or wreckage found and discusses theories including sinking by a German sub and later buckling and sinking.
Questions and answers cover lands ownership by noncitizens. Aliens cannot acquire lands in Arizona California Delaware Idaho Louisiana Oregon and Washington. Some states permit with restrictions. others grant ownership like natives.
The article explains how small lakes form as rivers meet obstructions and slow, dropping sediment that fills basins. It notes sediment from organisms and moss promotes bog formation, peat bogs in Ireland and Scotland, and salt accumulation in arid regions like Great Salt Lake. It describes alluvial fans, bars, and flood plains creating fertile lands.
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