Nations sign debt repayment compacts with United States
All debtor nations have consented to return to the original funding agreements and begin annual instalments starting in 1933 after the Hoover moratorium. Britain and France join others in accepting a 4 percent rate amid lingering hopes for remission or relief, while the administration had urged temporary readjustment if economic stress hinders full discharge.
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United States
Treasury
Hoover
Great Britain
France
Congress
The Race of Life and the Marathon Metaphor
A meditation on life as a race comparing St Pauls cloud of witnesses to the marathon. It notes only lovers of running pursue the goal for the love of the task while many fail before finding a second wind.
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St. Paul
Pheidippides
Liu
Short and long conventions shape party nominating battles
Party leaders weigh brief and extended conventions as factions clash over timing. Republicans favor a three day session while Democrats anticipate a drawn out battle akin to 1924. Both parties seek speed for nominating the right candidate and platform amid internal tensions.
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Democratic Party
Miss Democracy
Madison Square Garden
Becme
Leprosy Eradication Efforts and Global Impact Discussed
Article examines leprosy treatment and containment, noting about 2,000 untouchables in the United States requiring care and worldwide cases near a million. It highlights efforts by the Rockefeller Foundation and Leonard Wood memorial funding, cites the Philippines Cuchen colony where thousands are treated and 2,000 cured, and argues segregation helped prevent a plague.
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United States
Precti
North America
Rockefeller Foundation
Cuchen
Philippines
Leonard Wood
Leonard Wood Memorial Fund
Counting virtues and vices for self mastery
John Blake urges readers to regularly list their abilities and good habits against their inabilities and bad habits. He advises weekly self analysis to foster self discipline, persistence, and personal respect, arguing that balanced reflection leads to self mastery and success.
Laughs From Life and Liberty Paradoxes in Political Satire
A collection of satirical lines on liberty, politics, and dissent. It contrasts anarchist, liberal, conservative stances with paradoxes about voting, regulation, and self restraint, lampooning self styled freedom and public power.
Mighty Man December Bride Reveals Northern Wedding Plans
In a brief scene a bride asks where her strong fiancé is headed while the husband seeks neighbors to help install screens, signaling domestic preparations and a village setting. The exchange hints at communal involvement in a festive, small town wedding.
The Nation’s Echoes From The Week In 1923
A collage of remarks on divorce delays provincial politics and presidential aims. A Canadian geologist hints at diamonds in Lake Superior while Chicago dealers sell convention tickets. A Hoover parable cited and critics mock universal remedies and Congress circles. A Chicago physicist links alcohol to sound.
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Lake Superior
Chicago
Rail equipment loans urged to spur postwar locomotive demand
Washington reports manufacturers urge the Reconstruction Finance Corporation to back or purchase new equipment trust certificates to lower borrowing costs. They say free of interest default and steady certification would trigger a wave of locomotive and car orders, boosting jobs across railroads, steel, coal, and related industries and benefiting insurers.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
R. F.C
Life and Fire Insurance Companies
Curing Cancer Early Stages Offers Hope and Cautions
The article explains that there is no universal cure for cancer, but early detection improves treatment outcomes. It notes skin lip and tongue cancers can be curable with radium, X ray, or surgery, while cancers of the breast, large bowel, and uterus may also respond to early diagnosis. It emphasizes mouth care and dental hygiene as prevention.
Tahitian Star Reri Weaves Charm Through Hollywood
Reri the Tahitian star of Tabu has lingered in Hollywood for four weeks while rehearsing a vaudeville act and talking with studios. She may appear in a Robert Murnau project after her fall return, with potential plans to shoot before returning to Europe. Anne Chevalier, 19, Parisian-French and Polynesian heritage, plans to marry an American and return to Tahiti, while preferring New York to Hollywood.
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Reri
Hollywood
Europe
Robert Murnau
F. W. Murnau
Anne Chevalier
New York
America
Tahiti
Parish Liberty Loan Progress Report Asks For Remaining Subscriptions
An estimate shows about 150 000 of 260 000 assigned to the parish subscribed leaving 110 000 to raise before next Friday closing lists. Also local social notices: Mrs H H Hodges and son Henry visit Caldwell parish. Mr W E Robinson visits Rochester family. Blanch Granary returns from Baton Rouge and New Orleans. Minnie Ruffin to Colorado. Mrs Edgar Miller visits Logtown.
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H. H. Hodges
Master Henry
Florence Ryan
Caldwell Parish
William Hart
J. J. Newton
Houston
W. E. Robinson
Jacksonville
Minnie Ruffin
Colorado
Edgar Miller
Lake Charles
A. M. Willame
Logtown
New Fountain Pen Claim Ridiculous in Farm Journal
A salesman touts a fountain pen that supposedly never leaks, but a veteran buyer counters with thirty five pens over forty years, noting every one leaked, as reported in Farm Journal.
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Farm Journal
Radio Program Schedule Across Networks on Thursday
Radio schedules list programs across NBC CBS WABC WJZ networks, with time blocks from 1:30 to 12:00 and coast to coast feed notes. Details include host names, bands, dramas, and music hours across East Midwest Dixie Mountain and Pacific Coast regions.
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Supreme Court ruling brings federal killer to state court
Editorial lauds a Supreme Court decision that a federal dirt agent who killed a Colorado citizen must face state prosecution. It condemns DOJ protection and praises accountability of enforcers to Colorado law, arguing the ruling restores balance and public trust in law.
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Chicago Tribune
United States Supreme Court
Colorado
Henry Dierks
Department of Justice
Jacob Hanson
Buffalo
Supreme Court
Pungent Comments on Apathy Power and Social Codes
The fragment discusses apathy as a path to avoiding trouble and notes gendered attention as shaping influence. It reflects on aging, status symbols like cars, the lure of routine exercise, political platitudes, and the stubborn temperaments under leadership or coercion.
Go Slow and See Our Jail in Pineville City
In Pineville Kentucky locals joke that the sign Go Slow and See Our City should read Go Slow and See Our Jail as a quip on local poverty and worries about prison. The piece also notes economist hopes windmill electric experiments could shift energy futures away from Muscle Shoals and mentions Geneva disarmament talks yielding only a shared goal of disarmament.
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Pineville
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