German Jubilation Over Rhine Withdrawal Masks Democratic Doubts
A Baltimore Sun Berlin correspondent reports Germany’s relief over French troops leaving the Rhineland is muted. The demilitarized zone remains under Versailles terms with foreign control, prohibitions on forts and mobilization, and ongoing French rights, dampening apparent freedom. Saar talks reportedly near collapse.
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Germany
Rhineland
Baltimore Sun
Berlin
Switzerland
Netherlands
Demilitarized Zone
France
England
Saar
Pin-Money Workers Stir Debate Over Women Jobs
AForum contributor argues that working women from well-off families take jobs from needy women by accepting small wages while finances support a comfortable home. She criticizes leisure class women who pursue employment as fashion and warns of social stigma for women who stay home. The piece notes the clash between job seekers and those who feel money earned differs from allowances.
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August Forum
Vassar
Allowance for overseas missions critiques and curiosities
Congress sets a 94 000 entertainment fund for 95 diplomatic missions averaging 2.71 dollars per day per post. Critics note non prohibition drinks and wealth bias, comparing Britain’s perks. Another item tells of Oscar Bodenhausen’s six months world tour from saved dimes. A Literary Digest piece asks how not to fall down as Ruth Hanna McCormick’s primary spending climbs under Senator Nye’s eye.
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Congress
Britain
Washington
Oscar Bodenhausen
St. Joseph
John D. Rockefeller
Listen World Keeper Wife Mindset In 1930 Essay
Elsie Robinson discusses Corra Harris and Tillie the Teller on marriage, duty, and keeping harmony. The piece argues a wife balances love and motherhood roles to sustain a husband’s peace, with social pressure to marry as a source of lasting happiness. It cites 1930 perspectives and ends with a copyright notice.
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Tillie
Corra Harris
Senate Laughter as London Naval Treaty Debate Bickers
In Washington the London naval treaty debate provides moments of amusement amid technical talk. Vice President Curtis rebukes the galleries while McKellar and Glenn trade barbs about secrecy and sleep as the chamber roars at a partisan exchange.
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Washington
Senate
Curtis
McKellar
Tennessee
Glenn
Illinois
London
Reed Smoot Defends Tactic as Johnson Faces Senate Rift
In a dramatic senate exchange Reed Smoot accuses Hiram Johnson of fili bustering to delay ratification. Johnson denounces the claim while senators rush in from cloakrooms and galleries lean forward to hear the clash. Einstein is quoted on the League of Nations and world education.
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Reed Smoot
Utah
Hiram Johnson
Johnson
Senate
Einstein
Geneva
League of Nations
Barn Dance Idea for Local Cabins and Parishes
A Cabin column appeals for community help to stage an old fashioned barn dance replacing a Saturday dinner program. Fiddlers harmonica players and banjo guitar talent from Ouachita and Lincoln parishes are invited, with Lincoln urged to join and share acts.
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Mr. Liner
Cabin
Imany
Ouachita Parish
United States
Lincoln
Lincoln Parish
Ruston
Hilly
KMLB
Barber Shop
New York The Temporary Teeth
A physician notes that oral health is crucial for children’s growth and overall health. Proper care starts before birth with maternal diet and health, continues with cleanliness, and emphasizes a mineral rich diet and proper chewing to keep temporary teeth healthy.
Miss Ruth Hood and Katie Goodson Plan West Tour
The 1915 notice notes Ruth Hood and Katie Goodson leaving Wednesday for Kansas City to join tourists exploring the west and visiting the Panama Exposition. Several locals are visiting kin in Eros and Gibsland, with auto trips to Farmerville. Mamie Milles will address Monroe business leaders on why Ouachita Parish needs canning club work.
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Ruth Hood
Katie Goodson
Kansas City
Panama Exposition
J. B. Cloud
Lucille
Eros
Robert
Eugene Courtney
Gibsland
R. P. Benson
Clark Faulk
Eula Pear] Clark
John E. Hodge
Farmerville
J. D. Taylor
Mamie Milles
Ouachita Parish
Monroe
Chamber of Commerce
Remembering Friday Night Band Plays in Small Town
In New York, reminiscences recall old town scenes with a band in Wabash park, a soup box outside Billy Johnson's store, and pairs of girls strolling by in a warm summer night. The piece invites readers to share similar memories from Central Park Mall or Lewisohn Stadium.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Wabash Park
Billy Johnson
Central Park Mall
Lewisohn Stadium
New York Philharmonic Free Concerts Draw City Masses
The article recalls Willem von Hoogstraten leading the Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra in nightly programs at Carnegie Hall and an outdoor stadium, with philanthropic funding for concerts. It contrasts paid seats for elites with free Goldman Band performances on the mall drawing families and exhausted workers.
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New York
Philharmonic-Symphony Orchestra
Willem von Hoogstraten
Newport
Bar Harbor
Carnegie Hall
Radio Schedule Snapshot From 1940s Network Listings
A dense roster of radio programs across multiple stations listing show titles, times, and guest performers. Notable entries include orchestras, dance music, bands like Vincent Lopez, and various hour long features with stations such as WEAF WABC WENR WLS KMOX WXYZ. The schedule notes both network feeds and local station additions across major cities.
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Munte
WEAF
Joe
Dave's Barnstormers
Detroit
Jeate _ rothere
Bate
Soikeakes
Iveies
WCCO
Paul
WABC
Bame
Dick Cuts
ABC Ok
Wille & Till
Maybe I m wrong John P Medbury The Good Old Daze
A fragment featuring satirical captions and racy quips from a vaudeville style page. It references a man returning home intoxicated and jokes about gender, fashion, and social mores through short lines and caption humor.
Have you registered to vote this year
The speaker warns about delays in registering and notes failure will bar voting in September leaving the citizen with little say in public affairs and likens the impact to a loud microbe noise on a feather mattress. The message urges immediate action to register.
Talks Tosh
Children love bright colors and cheerful outfits. The author recalls a rose pink outfit that spurred a girl to dress herself, noting outdoor clothing often lacks color and practicality. Bright coats caps and sweaters could improve appearance and usefulness in nine months of outdoor play.
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Alice Judson Pease
Once Overs by J J Mundy keeps up appearances
A columnist urges practical budgeting to reduce finances without sacrificing family comforts. An economy schedule for one year helps build a nest egg and end monthly money worries. The piece notes social standing drains funds and stresses disciplined spending. The three trying ages quote closes.
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Nero
International Feature Service, Inc
Bright colors boost driver notice and road safety
The text argues that vivid colors such as scarlet or bright green or orange draw a motorist’s attention faster than dull shades. It suggests many auto accidents involving children could be prevented if drivers spotted children slightly earlier. While brighter colors may need more cleaning, their safety benefits and cheerful effect justify their use.
Representative Rogers Almost Escapes Air Incident
Burlington Vermont Representative Edith Nourse Rogers had a narrow escape in the air while circling Fort Ethan Allen. The report notes an unexpectedly close situation during a routine flight.
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Burlington, Vt
Edith Nourse Rogers
Fort Ethan Allen
Pilot dazed by propeller strike during emergency landing
A tird hit and thrown by the propeller struck Lieut. J. A. Wilson, the pilot, leaving him dazed momentarily. He recovered quickly and conducted a safe landing.
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Tird
Lieut. J. A. Wilson
Court Rules Nine-Hole Games Require Higher Fee
Chief Justice Alfred A. Wheat of the district supreme court orders a golf course owner to pay $100 annually for licensing, higher than the $5 a day charged by typical golf courses, clarifying the distinction between golf and other ball and stick games.
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Washington
Alfred A. Wheat
District Supreme Court
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Smoot
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WWJ
WSAI
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KSD
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KGO
KSL
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Vincent Lopez
Aleo Wow
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K&d
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WREC
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Pickard Family
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Peewes & Windy
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WKY
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WHAS
WIJAX
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