Public interest and press ethics on privacy and politics
The piece argues against intrusive newspaper practices used to chase sensational stories about public figures like Lindbergh and his bride. It condemns prying into private lives, warns it lowers public respect for journalism, and urges restraint in reporting while noting political and civic dynamics in Jefferson City and a looming Chamber of Commerce milestone.
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Col. Lindbergh
Scameramen
Morrow
New Jersey
Windbergh
Anne
Alli
Lindy
Sunshine Lifts Missouri Farmers as Weather Bids Warmer Days
A Missouri newspaper column praises sustained sunshine and milder weather aiding farmers after weeks of rain and floods. It notes fields being planted, wheat damaged by high water in some areas, and streams running full. The piece also shares a neighborhood anecdote about a catbird pair and reflects on optimism tied to spring.
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Congress
Ithhan
Weather Bureau
St. Louis
Jeye
Ganges
Ceping
Missouri
Camp Maries Promotes Scout Progress and Citizenship
The Central Missouri Boy Scout program highlights Camp Maries as a site for character development and testing of Scout skills. Camp features Court of Honor, honor campers, and the Robert S. Green Cup for top advancement. Missouri reports forty killed and over five hundred injured in April traffic incidents, prompting a June save-a-life campaign supported by Jefferson City dealers.
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Camp Maries
Honor Society of the Council
Robert Ss. Green
Maries
Missouri
Jefferson City
An Old Fashioned Woman Mrs Pearl Oldfield in Congress
A World writer criticizes Mrs Pearl Oldfield widow of William A Oldfield for inheriting a seat in Congress. The piece mocks the widow rule and describes her preference to read magazines and establish a home, calling her old fashioned and questioning the custom.
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Pearl Peden Oldfield
William A. Oldfield
Congress
Congressional Record
Oldfield
How to Behave in England A Guide to Subtle Etiquette
A compact guide advises newcomers to adopt silence and humility in England. It suggests feigned modesty in conversation, noting that unasked questions trigger gossip limits. If wronged, confront politely, and avoid discussing others. The piece warns against boasting and emphasizes restraint and discretion.
What’s In A Name In The American Denomination Debate
Letters at the Glose Teatiers debate the proper demonym for United States residents. Some oppose American arguing it implies broader use, with suggestions like Usonian or Unistatist. Canadians protest labeling themselves Americans abroad, defending their own national identity. The piece notes the issue may never be settled and Canadians’ stance adds irony.
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United States
United
Toronto
Birthday Club adds four local children to natal day list
The Post-Tribune extends birthday greetings to Joneda Franz Frances Germain Ruby Barkhart and Lucie Harb as they celebrate their days. A feature recalls Velazquez’s early discouragement by a painter before becoming a renowned Spanish court painter. Jefferson City parents are asked to submit children under fifteen to be listed in upcoming Birthday Club notices.
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Post-Tribune
Joneda M. Franz
Bim
Frances |Germain
Jefferson
Ruby ¥. Barkhart
Lucie W. Harb
Velazquez
Velasquez
Jeff
Seville
Jefferson City
Springfield Prosecuting Attorney Sevier Leaves For Family Illness
Nike Sevier, Springfield Prosecuting Attorney, left early this morning for Springfield Missouri to be with his father who is to undergo an operation today. He has been seriously ill for several weeks and will likely return to Jefferson City by Saturday. Meanwhile in St Joseph the body of 33 year old John Hoffman recovered from the Missouri River near Liberty has been identified. He had been missing since May 18 after a raid near Hall Station by federal prohibition agents.
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Jefferson City
Nike Sevier
Springfield
Sevier
ST. Joseph
Missouri River
Liberty
John Hoffman
Halls Station
Congress May Rest for the Summer
Washington reports Congress may recess in a week if House and Senate resolve two census and reapportionment amendments. House struggles over counting only citizens for seats, while Senate debates dropping the farm conference debenture plan amid insurgent threats. Optimists expect adjournment by August or September to tackle tariff legislation.
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Paul R. Mallon
United Press
Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Seven In Missouri Suffer Trichinosis From Contaminated Pork
Associated Press reports seven people, six in one family, in Missouri affected by trichinosis from germ infected pork. One man, John Kacssner, is seriously ill as the outbreak escalates.
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Associated Press
At.touis
John Kacssner
Southeast Missouri State builds 200000 stadium at Houck Field
A planned 600 year hold for whales hints at long term lessons while capes and a 200000 stadium project at Houck Field comes as part of the Southeast Missouri State Teacher's College expansion. The board of regents backed the effort and a football wing is slated for the 1930 season.
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Ing Company
Board of Regents
Eeason
Cape Girardeau
Houck Field
Southeast
Missouri State Teacher's College
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