World Court debate and Mexican religious dispute loom
Edward W. Pickard reviews moves by Knights of Columbus to urge US mediation in Mexico amid church clashes and embargo concerns. He notes US reservations on the world court, California primary results, Philippine plebiscite, and a string of international shocks from Azores quakes to aviation deaths, with labor unrest in Manville and Chicago.
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Ames A. Flaherty
The
Knights of Columbus
Supreme Council
President Coolidge
White Pine Camp
United States
Mexico
California
Shortridge
Robert M. Clarke
Johnson
Lineberger
C. C. Young
W. Richardson
Justus
Wardell
Tammany
Wood
Philippine House of Representatives
Senate
Col
Carm Thompson
Washington
Manville
R. L
Chicago
Citizens’ Committee
Landis
Lewis
United Mine Workers
Farrington
Illinois Miners’ Union
Ferguson Loses Texas Governor Runoff to Moody
The Democrat incumbent Dan Moody defeats A Ferguson in the Texas gubernatorial runoff by nearly two to one. The attorney general post remains a de facto election by party nomination. A run off is likely September 14. In South Carolina the senatorial candidates E B Smith Edgar A Brown and N B Dial seek a majority. Delegates plan Spain Poland Tangier dispute and a three year semi permanent seat arrangement. Spain considers leaving the league if Tangier is not added to Morocco. Britain and France oppose the Tangier mandate. Chamberlain signals possible talks with Spain and France with treaty constraints. Italy and Spain form a new alliance seen as threatening France in the Mediterranean.
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World Court
Geneva
Conference of Representatives of
America
A" Ferguson
Texas
Dan Moody
Jim Ferguson
South Carolina
E. B. Smith
Edgar A. Brown
N. B. Dial
Prague OF Nations
Spain
Poland
Germany
Council
Lord Cecil
League
Great Britain
France
Tangier
Morocco
House of Commons
Austen Chamberlain
Britain
Italy
Mediterranean
Musso
Municipal forests expand in New York cities and Europe as revenue source
Two thirds of New York state cities have started municipal forests chiefly on watersheds with some holdings surpassing 1000 acres. Albany's 600 acre forest shows mature pined timber and 2000 cords of wood plus 50000 dollars lumber for piles. Cities nationwide seek idle land to grow lumber to meet local needs. Europe’s Zurich employs one worker per 33 acres of forest, a model American cities are beginning to imitate to turn idle land into revenue.
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New York State
Albany City Forest
Europe
Switzerland
Zurich
Garage Conform to Style of Home
The article argues that modern houses should be planned to harmonize with their garages which should match the home’s architecture. Well built garages in Dutch colonial or English cottage styles enhance property value, with decorative trellises allowed to improve appearance and little extra cost to adopt a matching design.
Landscape Planning For A Prized Home Exterior
The article argues that landscaping complements architecture and adds value. It compares expert landscape gardeners to artists who remove eyesores and highlight beauty through shrubs trees and terraces. Even small homes benefit from thoughtful landscape planning as a sound investment.
Color Schemes Shape Home Charm and Mediocrity
The Detroit News cautions that color choice for houses matters as much as design. Proper pairing of body color trim and roof with surroundings can elevate a home, while mismatched hues can ruin even the best architecture.
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Detroit News
Home Ownership Guidance From Chicago Evening Post
The Chicago Evening Post urges homeowners to maintain and improve their properties to maximize value and satisfaction. It contrasts pride in upkeep with neglect and warns that neglect lowers profits and enjoyment of home ownership.
California bans highway signs and billboards
California lawmakers pass ordinance prohibiting erection of signs and billboards along highways with exceptions for legal and directional signs. The measure targets visual clutter while allowing necessary signage. Authorities seek to regulate roadside advertising and improve safety and aesthetics.
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California
The Kitchen Cabinet Quote on Value of Possessions
A reflective note argues that wealth alone does not define value, as even a money fortune may hold little present worth if unused. It emphasizes that possessions matter only when they serve practical needs.
Summer Meal Prep and Garden Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
Advice for warm weather meals focuses on simple porch dining and outdoor tasks. Recipes include Hot Water Pastry and Peacherino frozen dessert, plus grape juice beverages and Caramel Almond Ice Cream. The piece promotes vegetables and fruits for health, noting tomatoes, rhubarb, lettuce, watercress, dandelion greens, spinach, onions, beets, cucumbers, carrots, cherries, peaches, and prunes as beneficial.
Two Women Praise Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Two women report health gains from Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs Mayme Lymon describes recovery after childbirth and fatigue, while Mrs Hope L. Smith claims ten years of illness eased by the remedy.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia BD
Pinkham
Lydia B. Pinkham
Mayme Lymon
Island Ave
McKee’s Rocks
Hope L. Smith
Floyd
Lydia BE. Pinkham
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Chamber of Commerce
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Arades
Enators Trammell
Florida
Gooding
Idaho
Trammell
White House
Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
Middle West
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de Rivera
TY Ayal
Azores Islands
Horta
Feteira
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Merica
John Rodgers
Navy
Cyrus K. Bettis
Army
Pennsylvania
Hollywood
Ertrude Ederle
English
Clemington Carson
Ernst Vierkoetter
England
Uring
Chicago Evening Post
Western Newspaper Union
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Scholl
MISTS
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Memphis
Tenn
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Buffalo
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