Indianapolis Times March 29 1930 front page note
The Indianapolis Times issues details including price, office address, and editor staff. The paper notes associations and services it belongs to and carries the proverb Give Light and the People Will Find Their Own Way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scripps-Howard
Indianapolis Times Publishing Co
West
Maryland Street
Indianapolis
Ind
Marion County
Boyd Gurley
Roy W. Howard
Frank G. Morrison
Riley
United Press
Scripps-Howard Newspaper Alliance
Cincinnati Plan Stabilizes Jobs Amid Unemployment Crisis
A city in the United States quietly tests a simple, comprehensive plan to keep people working and feed families during economic downturns. Through staggered employment, temporary relief work, and vast public works, Cincinnati aims to prevent waste and misery from unemployment, with a coordinated city state framework and a joint fund to pay odd jobs at a low wage. The strategy, though not a cure, offers a partial, pragmatic solution.
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Cincinnati
C. O. Sherrill
P. S
A Tip on Marriage From Judge Samuel Harrison
Judge Samuel Harrison of Manston Til offers wedding advice from his record of 900 marriages. His best line urges couples to forgive seventy times seven and then discard the account book, as mutual forbearance can overcome most marital obstacles.
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Samuel Harrison
Manston
Til
Yale Prohibition Poll Shows Youth Wetter Than Elders
A Yale prohibition poll reveals 70.8 percent of students drink while under 23, challenging the idea that prohibition dries society. The piece argues youth resist moral bans, seeking independence and a path not clearly defined, threatening respect for law.
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Yale
Adam
Eve
Literary Digest
Jury of the people or the greatest fraud in America
A sharp critique of the Doheny Fall oil case and the jury system. The author argues the jury reversed the Supreme Court, calling jurors ignorant and likening their judgment to unworthy reasoning. He claims delays aid acquittals and mocks fall’s prospects while labeling the jury as a major flaw in American justice.
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Supreme Court of the United States
Fall
Edward L. Doheny
Supreme Court
Doheny
Cheny
America
Yale and Prohibition and the Generation Gap
A satirical survey of prohibition claims cites Yale and Literary Digest polls showing younger generations appear wetter than older ones. The piece mocks the notion that time will dry society, notes diverse quips on diplomacy, taxes, cooking, and boxing, and ends with broad social jests.
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Yale University
Literary Digest
Yale
Digest
Splendid Isolation Doctrine Challenged by Business
In a column by M. E. Tracy, business rejects the idea of splendid isolation as workable for disarmament. He argues that global trade and investments bind the United States beyond mere political commitments, noting English and Japanese textile shifts, and warns statecraft must align with worldwide economic realities or risk becoming meaningless.
Entangling alliances in a changing world of rails and radios
The author argues that eighteenth century provincial doctrines fail amid steam, railways, telegraphs, radios, and global markets. Politics, courts, and diplomacy resist growth, while finance seeks international markets, cartels, and cooperation beyond nationalism, touching even homes and workshops.
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George Washington
Washington
Boston
Berlin
Europa
Atlantic Ocean
Marconi
Australia
Adriatic
Rumors and Questions on Fame Faith and Physics
Daily thoughts mix with trivia about Clara Bow’s height and weight Mrs Leslie Carter’s birth date and a question on whether a pound of feathers weighs the same as lead A brief note explains that feathers and lead weigh the same on an avoirdupois scale and defines tumidity as the amount of vapor in the air.
Rest and Fatigue in Children and Adults
Dr. William R. P. Emerson analyzes fatigue in modern life, noting that rest before meals boosts weight gain in undernourished children. He links physical and mental fatigue to irritability, accidents after 4 pm, and poor sleep, urging regular rest and attention to temperament to curb weariness.
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William R. P. Emerson
Emerson
Chil
The Unconscious and My Puritan Cabin Command
A reflective column discusses conscience as a benevolent despot and an inner Puritan voice guiding the narrator. It cites mock bribes from friends, warnings about prohibition era graft, and a confession of a lifelong longing to be Sir Galahad, all in a witty, self aware tone. The piece laments unconscious drives over conscious choice and credits a Sir Walter Scott influenced moral hero for shaping behavior.
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Don Juans
Cassanovas
Sir Gallahad
Darby
Joan
Clean Books League
Walter Scott
Birth of John Tyler and early career highlights
March 29 1790 John Tyler born at Greenway Virginia son of Judge John Tyler governor and judge Tyler rapidly advanced through William and Mary to law and politics. He served in Virginia legislature Congress governor and U S senator and rose to the presidency after Harrison's death amid party split.
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John Tyler
United States
Greenway
Virginia
Tyler
William and Mary College
Congress
United States Senate
W. H. Harrison
Harrison
Webster
The Claim of the Home Devotion on Lent Saturday
A Daily Lenten devotion emphasizes the home as the true stage for character. It cites Ephesians 6 1 9 and 1 John 2 13 urging unselfish service and inner strength within family life. It prays for Christ’s guidance to foster understanding hearts and patient love at home.
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John
Erid
Arctic peril and perseverance: Hall and Polaris voyage tale
A historical chronicle recounts Captain Charles F. Hall’s Arctic searches for Franklin, his death from apoplexy, and the Polaris voyage. It details the ship’s drift, the crew’s 196 days on ice, survival shelters, rescues by the Tigress and Ravenscraig, and the return to civilization.
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Charles F. Hall
Arctic
Franklin
Arctic Circle
Sir John Franklin
Captain Hall
Rochester
N. H
United States
Greenland
Grinnel Land
North Pole
Hall
Smith’s Sound
Baffin Bay
Kennedy Channel
Tigress
Labrador
Ravenscraig
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James I
Daily Thought
Abraham Lincoln
Clara Bow
Leslie Carter
Daily Health Service
DR. Morris Fishbein
American Medical Association
Hygeia, the Health Magazine
Heywood Brown
Fred
Cecil
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Jesus
David Dietz
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Klein & Kahn, Inc
Guaranty Bldg
Lincoln
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