Democracy vs Mr Citizen Divorce Court Reflection
A theatrical court scene portrays Mrs Democracy seeking a divorce from John Q Citizen. The judge questions their 1860s quarrel over slavery and 1880s urbanization, urging mutual reevaluation. The case frames democracy and citizenship as intertwined yet needful of education and unity to endure modern society.
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American Democracy
Court of the World Today
John Q. Citizen
Citizen
Europe
Mr. Citizen
John
John Q
Democracy
Coeds Are Coy Dress Like Boys Says a Male Voice
A male columnist from Kent State criticizes college women calling them coeds shallow and distracting. He mocks their fashion and behavior while admitting a few exceptions exist and hopes to find a redeeming example before graduation.
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Hank Shapiro
Kent State University
Greece Rebels and US Aid Total Highlight Britannica Figure
Britannica notes about 25,000 Greek rebels are opposed by forces aided by the United States, with nearly 170 million dollars in assistance cited as part of the year’s reference.
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United States
Duels claim 2000 French nobles 1601 to 1609 Britannica says
Britannica records that between 1601 and 1609 about 2,000 French noblemen died in duels. The figure reflects a period of aristocratic challenge and ritual combat within France.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Deep Freezers and Washington Intrigue in a Satirical Column
George Scriven jokes about deep freezes sent to Washington elites including Maj. Gen. Harry Vaughan. He mocks the devices usefulness, notes alleged gifts from a Chicago perfume firm, and hints at further probes while defending Pearson’s Washington coverage.
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Chicago
Washington
Harry Vaughan
Harry
Pearson
Vaughan
Television versus Women How TV heckling changes viewing
In a satirical piece Frank Farrar argues TV's prime benefit is giving audiences free heckling at home. He contrasts past danger of hecklers with today’s safe audience comments and riffs about comedians, westerns, and romance shows.
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Frank Farrar
Batten
Barton
Durstine
Osborn
Postal entry notice from Port Office
Classified notice lists a class matter entry dated October 11 1927. It notes timing at a presha area with a Be .m. Kent Ohio location referenced in arcial form.
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Minarcial
Presa
Be .m. Kent
Ohlo
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Robert West
Ge Baldridge
Les Clark
Anthony Fott
Paul Haney
Jean Greer
Tom Elshaw
Ming Hooper
Art Andreoli
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