Children with heart leaks can play like other kids
A historical article discusses how坚持 early misconceptions linked childhood heart disease to limits on play. Dr May Wilson tests activity in children with heart leaks against peers, finding no added risk from lifting, climbing, or jumping. It argues regular exams and gradual activity can improve heart health by middle age.
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Mary
Billy
M. Georges Carpentier
Bill
bin Mife
May Wilson
Dead Eye Dick On The Lincoln High Way
The New York World reports a revived romantic danger on the Lincoln Highway as freight convoys receive armored protectors and machine gun escorted trucks. Bandits are called out as armored cars guard valuable shipments between New York and Philadelphia.
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Lincoln Highway
New York World
England
London
San Francisco
Spain
New York
Philadelphia
Dante as Drug Clerk Poet in a Guild Chronicles
The New York Post excerpt recounts Dante’s life in 1293 joining the apothecaries union to seek public office and notes drug stores also selling books, pens, and ink. It mentions Boccaccio’s anecdote about Dante, his guild affiliations, and a blend of medicine and philosophy in that era.
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Asl
Dante
Apothecaries’ Union
Boccacio
Weather and Man in a Heat Streak at Work
Milwaukee Journal notes how five years with electric fans changed comfort levels yet questions whether heat is weather or habit. The piece contrasts personal tolerance with bustling workplaces where workers toil in intense heat, shedding tears at shared discomfort.
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The
Milwaukee Journal
Educational drive by Villa sparks debate on reform
Arthur Brisbane discusses Pancho Villa funding schooling for Mexicans and contrasts education with war costs. He critiques US railroads, cites corruption jokes, notes police collar fashions, and highlights global wartime shifts from Greece to Japan, with commentary on industry and sugar prices.
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Arthur Brisbane
Villa
Tella Frazier Hunt
Mexico
Man Falls From Ladder While Hanging Picture
A Birmingham anecdote recounts a vaudeville performer who fell from a ladder while attempting to hang a picture. The incident, notable only for the performer’s fame, involved him perched on a top rung as his wife offered advice.
Peamans Called by Boston Firm Sparks Trade Debate
Karl H. Von WieGand reports Berlin chatter on American German business talks paused by a Boston firm letter printed in Lokal Anzeiger. The missive arraigns Germans as cold blooded and cruel, accusing defeat, cowardice, and monied deceit, warning Americans to reassess relations before pursuing commerce.
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Berlin
America
Germany
American Chamber of Commerce
Barney Baruch
Lokal Anseiger
Boston
Japan Refuses to Join Pacific Conference
Tokyo officials fear Far Eastern questions and Anglo American pressure. The Tokio correspondent says Japan is alarmed by the inclusion of the Far East issue and doubts participation, suspecting England may strand Japan. Italy and France are seen as potentially backing the United States against Japan.
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London
Tokio
London Daily Express
Japan
Italy
France
United States
England
Italy With America In Far East Question
General Pietro Badoglio said Italy will stand with the United States in all phases of the Far Eastern question at the forthcoming international conference. He spoke in an exclusive interview in Washington where he is on a special mission.
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Washington
Italy
United States
Byeneral Pietro Badogily
Universal Service
Hely
Shipyards Cut Force At Fore River Plant
Quincy Mass The Kethlopem Shipbuilding Corporation announced that 2500 employees at the Fore River plant will be laid off indefinitely Others will be shifted to part time basins The curtailment is said to reflect a reduction in government tract allotments A disabled veteran in Washington was noted for singing in three voices and has been placed in a school of music preparing for a career in Vander ville.
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Quincy
Mass
Kethlopem Shipbuilding
Fore River
Washington
Fie
Muse
Ibe
Vauderville
Riot at Buffalo Ball Park Leaves Many Hurt
A Sunday game between Buffalo and Jersey City at Buffalo Baseball Park erupted into a riot. Umpire O'Brien and pitcher Tomlin exchanged blows. both were banished, then arrested, as police restored order and the crowd surged the field.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Buffalo Baseball Park
Jersey City
O'Brien
Jacobs
Bisons
Rooters
Dowd
Tomiin
O’brien
Tomlin
Bison
Father and Daughter Drown While Fishing at Chain Lake
In Chambers Nebraska a father J H Voss and his daughter Gertrude drowned while fishing in Chain Lake, 14 miles south of Chambers. They were in a large galvanized iron vat used to boil sorghum that sank in six feet of water. bodies recovered. The Voss family had traveled from Illinois with Mrs. Voss' relatives to visit, underlining a tragic fishing accident.
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Chambers, Neb
Chain Lake
Chambers
J. H. Voss
Carthage
Gertrude
Mr. Voss
Illinois
Rent Strike Begins in Jersey City Tenants Protest
In Jersey City a rent strike started Saturday under city authorities, led by James F. Gannon Jr. director of revenue and finance. A mass meeting protested owners notices raising rent on tenants of fashionable apartments. Landlords' names were given to city officials and administration support against notices was pledged.
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Jersey City
N. J
James F. Gannon, Jr
Revenue and Finance
France Honors Butler at Paris Academy Ceremony
President Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia University received an honorary doctor title from the University of Paris at a Borbonne reception. The award, rarely given to foreigners, followed Crane’s travel permit from the Soviet government to return to the United States due to his lack of official capacity.
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Paris
Academy of Paris
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
University of Paris
Charles BR. Crane
China
Russia
United States
We Are Now Going Through the Most Trying Period
A curio humorous column riffs on centuries of crisis with figures like Dr Adler Adam Moses Luther Socrates Marat and Corday. It recalls a recurring line about enduring a trying period of human history while wryly noting historic characters reacting to calamities. The piece blends satire and mock quotation in a playful historical vignette.
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Adam
Helsharsar
Moses
Red Sea
Nouwh
Martin Luther
Socrates
Xantippe
Marat
Miss Corday
Adler
Commission urged to mend Europe trade ties for US growth
The article argues that US prosperity hinges on restoring European economic links. It proposes a small, elite commission appointed by the president to study conditions in Europe, identify weak points, and report findings to shape policy. It notes recent Supreme Court history and potential future appointments, including George Sutherland.
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Europe
United States
America
Harding
Commission
Supreme Court
Syracuse Post-Standard
John Jay
New York
Willam H. Taft
Mth
John Rutledge
South Carolina
Oliver Ellsworth
Connecticut
John Marshall
Virginia
Roger B. Taney
Maryland
Salmon P. Chase
Ohio
Morrison R. Waite
Melville W. Fuller
Illinois
Edward D. Whitte
Louisiana
What’s going on here an international wedding
The Birmingham Age Herald notes a mix of immigrant workers and language barriers in industry. It cites the Commonwealth title Company of St Louis and the Kethichem Steal Company noting high shares of non English speakers among workers and a disproportionate share of fatal accidents among foreign born employees. Oil tankers Baltic and Seppit flagged to Dansk control are at Newport News for repair but not allowed to leave.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Commonwealth Title
St. Louis
Kethichem
Baltic
Seppit
Dansig
Newport News
Five Fold Compensation Plan Explained by Senate Finance
The Tribune reproduces a salient excerpt from the Senate finance committee report on adjusted compensation for World War veterans. It rejects the term bonus as a misnomer and outlines cash and insurance plans, plus vocational, farm or home aid, and land settlement options, with payments phased in after July 1922. The report cautions about national finances, notes staged installments, and envisions funding through long term bonds backed by reparations receipts.
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the Tribune
Senate Finances Committee
United States Chamber of Commerce
Committee On Finance
Wan
la Poteo
United States
Kwite
Incresas
State of the Treasury
Congress
House
Senate
Germany
Time for the President and patronage clash
President Harding spent an hour with two Ohio congressmen over patronage tied to a revenue collector ship. The piece argues voters invest heavily in him yet expect decisive policies and a clean hand in party spoils. It contrasts political labor with performance in government and suggests reform.
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Harding
Ohio
Poor Orphans and Miscellaneous Conversational Fragments
A fragmentary page notes odd dialog lines about chickens, family kisses, and a comment by Hugh C Wallace retiring ambassador to France on U.S. joining the League of Nations. It recalls the Geneva Convention and Red Cross ratification timing, with scattered questions about safety and local references.
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Hugh C. Wallace
France
Caith
United States
League of Nations
Red Cross
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