Southern States Pride Fights Back at Chicago Editorial
In a vigorous reply to a Chicago Tribune editorial, The Magazine of the South defends Southern culture, commerce, and education. It cites Southern ports handling 42 percent of water-borne tonnage and over 61 percent of cotton spindles, plus early colleges and universities founded in the South. The response argues the Tribune piece reflects jealousy and misleads readers about the South’s academic and economic strength.
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Chicago
South
Holland’s
Chicago Daily Tribune
Sticks States
Louisiana
Oklahoma
Ma’ Ferguson
Texas
Bilbo
Mississippi
al Capone
Len Small
Illinois
United States
Middle West
College of William and Mary
Williamsburg
Virginia
America
Harvard
Massachusetts
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
University of
Learned Tribune
Wesleyan
Macon
Baylor
Baylor College For Women
Baylor University
North
East
The
Tribune
Florida Faces Urgent Fight Against Mediterranean Fruit Fly
Dr. Wilmon Newell, Florida Plant Commissioner, warns the citrus belt that eradicating the Mediterranean fruit fly is critically urgent. He urges widespread destruction of all ripe and fallen fruit, urging citizens from Key West to Pensacola to join volunteers in burying or burning culls, and calls on civic groups and media to spread the message.
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Florida
Wilmon Newell
Newell
Key West
Pensacola
Chambers of Commerce
Women’s — Clubs
Boy Scout Troops
En Passant Fable on Price and Pride Ends with Aged Dialog
A comic fable recounts donkeys, wise men, and a Prophet testing the price of a three day journey. The long-eared answer exposes greed and folly, concluding that asses remain fools though the saying lasts. The piece closes with a quip about age and restraint.
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El-Sta-Shun-Air
El-Sta-Shun-Aii
Editorial critique of Dr. Tigert on America’s balance of values
The Observer notes the June 6 Sentinel editorial skew toward moral critique of Dr. Tigert of Florida. It argues America has advanced materially, not spiritually, and warns that unchecked materialism risks decline while calling out misreadings of crime, labor, and social progress.
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The
Sentinel
Dr. Tigert
University of Florida
Davidson College
North Carolina
America
God of Commerce
Carolinas
Tennessee
New England
Social Science
the Sentinel
Senate
The Mediterranean Fruit Fly
L. O. Howard explains why the Mediterranean fruit fly causes high mortality among eggs and larvae in thick peels like grapefruits and lemons, but can still infest pithy rinds in oranges and peaches. He notes differences in Hawaii versus Florida and California, and cites economic factors limiting Hawaii orchards and control success.
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Bureau of Entomology
Hawaii
Florida
California
South Africa
Australia
Honolulu
Editorial call on sociology voices at Florida University
Readers debate the accuracy of Dr Holt and the University of Florida sociology professor. The writer invites submission of the editorial to any sociology teacher to probe the conclusions. What action should Senti nel take now.
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Dr. Tigert
the Sentinel
Holt
University of Florida
Sentinel
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