Right Angles Pays Homage To Thomas Paine On Memorial Day
A centenary and nineteen years after Paine’s death the writer praises his role in American liberty. He recalls his writings Common Sense Crisis and Rights of Man and notes Paine’s influence on Jefferson Washington and Monroe. The piece condemns abuse of Paine’s memory and urges an end to mudslinging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Paine
Earth
Liberty
Paine
America
Diderot
Voltaire
Rousseau
France
Christ
Jefferson
John Adams
Benjamin Franklin
Legislature of Pennsylvania
University of Pennsylvania
John Quincky Adams
Theodore Parker
Washington
Bank of North America
Continental Army
Rights of Man
Great Britain
England
Old Albion
Chamber of Deputies
Luxembourg
Louis XVI
James Monroe
Pantheon
Hago
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Rockefeller views college as not mandatory for youth
John D. Rockefeller Jr argues that many youths abandon practical careers in their hometowns and that college is not a universal necessity. He says Americans overvalue higher education and should pursue college only if it yields full value in time and money, suggesting life paths without college may suit many.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JD. Rockefeller, Jr
Wie
John D. Rockefeller
East West Bridge Debate Provokes Louisiana Protest
The New Orleans Times-Picayune denounces eastern financial journals for misinformation and deliberate attacks on Louisiana's good faith credit. It argues free bridges in South Louisiana threaten toll bridge investments and contends critics misjudge the facts amid political tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Orleans Times-Picayune
Louisiana
The
Picayune
Barriers to Northeast Louisiana farm progress urged
The piece cites three barriers blocking agricultural advance: cattle tick, disorganization, and public indifference. It urges constructive legislation, mobilizing farm interests, and public resolve to achieve agricultural independence, pointing to practical successes in other states. Betty is invoked as a needed catalyst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisiana
Betty
Genga
No Popular Vote Slows Superintendent Election Bill
Lawmakers failed to show a majority against the measure though opposition remained for three proposals. The rejected bill would have elected school executives by popular vote and required house debate before ballots. Officials stressed duty and nonpolitical aims to persuade the public to retain current policy.
Tax on Malt Proposal Sparks Debate and Revenue Talk
a fragmentary report discusses a proposed malt tax aimed at funding state revenue while noting social concerns about home brew and bootleg spirits. the text hints at the uneasy link between taxation and illicit beverages and questions who would bear the burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hewes
Jamaica
The Cabin June 7 1928 editorial and anecdotes
A narrated tale describes accidental killings during a hog theft at an old plantation. Two workers conspire to steal a lone hog, but one outside killer slays his partner by mistake. The writer mocks the incident and addresses editorial privileges and social musings. The piece also notes calls for livestock control as cows roam roads, urging owners to prevent loose cattle to avoid danger at night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruppert Hughly
Ruppert
Obesity Causes and Diet Tips from Medical Viewpoint
The article explains fat accumulation from excess intake versus activity and thyroid issues, noting gender patterns in fat deposition. It warns obesity links to serious diseases and outlines a weight loss approach through diet and exercise, stressing protein intake and vitamins from milk and leafy greens.
Monroe Social Notes List Visits and Affairs
15 Years Ago Mrs A A McCoy and granddaughter Genevra Washburn travel to La Junta Colorado for a summer visit. The West Monroe Home Mission Society held an ice cream festival raising funds for the parsonage. Mrs Bert Williams recovers from an operation at Touro and stays with Mrs C T McCord. Miss Mary Johnston of Fort Worth returns home after visiting Monroe friends. Several ladies depart for Lufkin and Houston Texas on a relatives’ visit with plans to remain. Masters James Madison and sister Gertrude Madison visit their aunt Mrs S J Meek. James is summoned home due to his father Judge J P Madison’s illness, Gertrude stays two weeks. Dr Oscar Dowling and Dr A H Gladden of the State Board of Health, with Mr R B Sadler, visited Bastrop. Dowling stays briefly and is a Montroe hotel guest. tea hosted by Mr and Mrs R B Sadler.
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A. A. McCoy
Genevra Washburn
la Junta
Col
West Monroe
Mary Johnston
Fort Worth
Texas
Monroe
Iris Newton
Prophit
Lillie Dixon
Margaret Dixon
Lilla Mary Bozone
J. N. Ingram
Lufkin
Houston
Ingram
James Madison
Gertrude Madison
Bastrop
J. Meek
James
J. P. Madison
Gertrude
Oscar Dowling
A .H. Gladden
State Board of Health
R. B. Sadler
Dr. Dowling
Montroe Hotel
The Despotism of Custom in Modern Life
Brano Lessing cites John Stuart Mill on custom as a global hindrance to human progress. He notes the era’s mediocrity, warns that education and genius must be understood, and questions whether prosperity equals advancement. The Louisville Times quotes Mill and critiques Prohibitionist rhetoric and unequal enforcement.
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John Stuart Mal
England
Mr. Mill
Avignon
France
Prohibitionista
Republicans face tricky nominating battle ahead
The piece notes Republicans must choose a strong opponent for an as yet unknown rival after Kansas City while fearing Dawes may fail and Hoover pace may overshadow rivals. It highlights nerves about selecting a credible nominee and the Democrats' easy path to beating a candidate. Kellogg is cited as a potential spokesman amidst the uncertainty.
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Dawes
Hoover
Tian
Kansas City
Nellie” Kellogg
Rochelle Methodist Woman's Missionary Society Meets
Rochelle La June meeting of the Methodist Woman's Missionary Society with nine members present. Mrs J W Scott presided in absence of president Mrs B M Abel. Minutes read and pledges reported. A letter of resignation from Mrs Abel was rejected. Mrs R B Rogers appointed delegate to district conference in Mind on June 13. Next meeting for Bible study. Angelene ice cream praised.
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News
Rochelle
Methodist Woman's Missionary Society
J. W. Scott
Abel
R. RB. Rogers
Mangham News Highlights Local Ministry Travel and Farming
Mangham residents report Bible training in Winnsboro led by Rev. A R B McClellan with assistance from Dr. R H Harper presiding elder and Mrs R H Harper and Mrs Sue Brame. People travel, visit relatives, attend graduations, and the community sacks a potato crop plagued by scales disease.
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Star
Mangham
Winnsboro
A. RB. McClellan
Alexandria
R. H. Harper
New Orleans
Sue Brame
Jackson
Lela Humble
Ferriday
Guy Pardue
Beth
Vicksburg
Miss
J. W. Faulk
Shrevveport
Beverly
Centenary College
Roland
Clear Lake
Massie McConnell
Brothers
Wimbledon nets record profit for year
London June The Lawn Tennis Championships at Wimbledon reported a net profit of 146085 dollars in official accounts. Gate receipts rose by 6500 dollars from the previous year, marking a record financial performance for the annual meeting.
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Associated Preax
London
England
Wimbledon
Radio Schedule Highlights and Network Listings
A 1930s era radio timetable lists programs by time and station. Entries include Dixie Circus Back on the Lot on WJZ KDKA WJR KYW KWK WLW WREN and Cooney's Orchestra with Ethea and T. Review Vocal and Orchestra on multiple stations. The lineup features La France Orchestra Popular on WEAF WGR WTAM WWJ WEBH WTMJ KSD WOC WHO WOW WDAF and Palmolive Hour with WEAF WRC WGY WGR WTAM WWJ WSAI WGN WTMJ KSD WRHM WOC WHO WOW WDAF KWOO WFAA KPRC WOAI WHAS WSM WMC WSB JAX stations and a final Dance Music segment on WEAF WWJ WHO WOW.
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Dixie Circus
WJZ
KDKA
KYW
WREN
Cooney
WLW
WSM
WMC
WSB
WJAX
WCCO
la France Orchestra
WEAF
WGR
WTAM
WWJ
WEBH
WTMJ
KSD
WDAF
WRC
WGY
WSAI
WGN
WRHM
KWOO
WFAA
KPRC
WOAI
WHAS
WJIAX
la Palma Smoker
WOR
WADC
WAIU
WKRC
WGHP
WMAQ
WOWO
KMOX
KMBC
Radio Station Schedule Summary for U.S. Midwest and Coast
Central time listings show stations and programs with music, talks, and Palmolive Hour blocks across Chicago, New York, Cleveland, Detroit, Minneapolis, Dallas, and more. Entries mention Wrigley Review, Palmolive Hour, and Orchestras plus dance programs, with varied local times and host lineups.
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WCCO
Minneapolis
May Be I'm Wrong by John P. Medbury
A collection of short humorous captions about marriage money and social quirks. Jokes about housewives eye teeth glasses and spending habits. A dated vaudeville style humor piece with wry one liners.
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Alexander Cairns
Rockefeller
Lindbergh
Payne
Morehouse Enterprise
Louis Bauman
M. D
New York City
Brano Lessing
Louisville Times
Associated Press
Chicago
Uncle Bob
Godfrey Ludlow
Wrigley
Movie Club
Schack
McDonald
WBBM
Nighthawks
WJJD
LaFrance Orchestra
Palmer House
WLIB
Quin
Sky Riders
WLS
WQJ
Orphaus
Cincinnati
Orchestra
Slumber Music
Cleveland
Tiw
Palmolive
Cavaliers
WOC
Davenport
New York
cCities
WJIZ
Whslney
Mumper Music
Newark
Atlanta
Motorcade
Wrigly
Quartet and Orchestra
Dee Moines
Drake University
WCX
WJR
Detroit
Wayne
Jefferson City
School of the Air
Cities
Milwaukee
Peature
WOW
Omaha
Orchestraphone
St. Louis
KVOO
Tulsa
WEA
Buffalo
Koka Pittsburgh
Agitators
WGY Schenectady
Cathedral Echoes
Palmolive Hour
WDOD
Chattanooga
Krlo Dallas
Dallas
WBAP
Jack Rose
Texas Christian University
Hot Springs
KOA
Denver
Denver Composers
Kfi
Los Angeles
Wrigley Review
KNX
Hollywood Stadium
KGO Oakland
Amos
Andy
Jacksonville
Louisville
Wrighey
Memphis
Nashville
Vanderbilt University Dance
WCOA
Pensacola
San Antonio
KGW
Portland
Spearmen
Hoot Owls
KPO
San Francisco
Redorue
Peatures
Seattle
Spokane
John P. Medbury
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