Wartime opinions on war psychology and readiness
A columnist critiques Glenn Frank's view on war stampede and memory of the last war. It argues that fear and cynicism have faded, but stresses the need for readiness and a united national resolve to reassert rights if threatened, citing veterans’ stance and moral preparedness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Battle of Concord
Boston
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Bernstorff
von Papen
Dr. Frank
Wisconsin University
Calling Names Over Navy Editorial Sparks Letter
Edward H. Barry defends the naval aviation service against an editorial on the Hawaiian flight and Colonel Mitchell remarks. The writer argues the Journal did not prejudge officers and urges a full investigation under President Coolidge. Both sides urged to suspend name calling until clarity is reached.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Barry
Naval Aviation Service
Mitchell
Barry
Navy
Associated Press
Department of National Defense
Journal
Admiral Moffett
Coolidge
Tom Sims Says Time Is Money
A humorous column by Tom Sims delivers aphorisms on money, responsibility, breakfast ideas, romance, and city life. It quips on foolery, about beauty and swimming, and ends with a note that overly strong certainty is unwise.
Milwaukee Style Drunken Drivers Lose Cars Six Months
Sioux City Journal argues judges should imitate Milwaukee practice and suspend drunken drivers for six months, forcing abstinence to curb the menace. The column contrasts harsh punishment with light fines, urging nationwide adoption to deter intoxicated driving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Douglas Mangan
Mangan
America
Sioux City Journal
Wizardry of words sparked U S entry to World War I
A Moline Dispatch editorial argues Glenn Frank overstated a president’s influence calling the war a people’s crusade. It contends Wilson was urged by wartime public sentiment from 1917 after German aggression and the Lusitania killing, not misled by rhetoric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
United States
Frank
Wilson
Germany
Lusitania
Mr. Frank
Mr. Wilson
Moline Dispatch
Southern Iowa Roads and the Farm to Market Debate
The Indianola Record notes Iowa officials push farm to market roads, praising north county gravel access while southern lines lag. Senator Bowman criticizes farmers for political maneuvers, as Hardin county officials advocate shifting primary road funds to a statewide system to reduce local mud and improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Bowman
Warren County
Farm Bureau
Schmedhka
Hardin County
Warren
Indianola
English Enjoy American Song It Is Not Going to Rain Any More
A cable dispatch reports English audiences embracing the tune It Is Not Going to Rain Any More, a song picked up from American tourists. Haberdashers lament the latest necktie fashion as a harsh cry of agony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ottawa
Kas
Herald
Worcester
Evening Gazette
Indiana Coke & Gas Company
Terre Haute
Indiana
Radio Program Best Features Thursday Listings
Radio schedule notes many stations with concerts plays and talks. Listings show WBZ WRNY CKAC KOA WLS WABC WGN and others with times from 5:15 p m to 7:30 p m and beyond featuring orchestras choirs soloists and the World’s Fair coverage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WBZ
Springfield
Roger Gray
My Girl’ Company
CNRM
Montreal
White Star Liner Orchestra
Megantic
WRNY
New York
Radio World's Fair
KGO
Oakland
Central
KFAB
KFKX
KFIM
KFMQ
KFAO
KSD
WCEE
WJND
WOI
WOWL
CRAC
CNRO
PWX
WAAM
WAHG
WBAV
WCAP
WDWF
WEBJ
WHAZ
WLIT
WOO
WOR
WTIC
WTAM
WIP
Far West
KFAE
KFOA
KLX
KOA
Radio Station Schedules for Sept 17 1925 Musicales and Talks
A detailed hourly list of radio offerings across stations KHJ KOA WCAE WCAU WEEI WGBS WGR WGN WGY and others for the afternoon and evening. Programs include music ensembles, orchestras, piano lessons, recitals, talks, comedy and sports features with times from :30 p m to 9 p m and beyond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KHJ
KOA
WCAE
WCAU
WEEI
WGBS
WGR
WGN
Skeezix
WGY
WFI
CKAC
WBZ
WCX
WEAF
WMAQ
WMBB
WOR
WSB
WTAM
WWJ
Roger Gray
My Girl” Company
WRNY
WEAR
WENR
WHAM
WHAD
WHAR
WHT
WJR
WJZ
Franks
WLW
WNYC
WOAW
WQJ
WRC
KMA
WJY
WLS
Webh
AUNT PRO AND UNCLE SI BECOME GODPARENTS IN STORIES
Prudence Deming discusses godmother duties with Peggy Loomis while Tom Loomis asks Silas Grainger to be godfather. In a later call Prue proposes funding the godson’s education with a $500 gift, potentially $1000 with Silas’s match, and bonds as investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Osborn
McClure
Prudence Deming
Tom
Uncle Si
China
Tom Loomis
Silas Grainger
Peggy
Prue
Silas Granger
Prue Deming
Silas
Loomises
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the Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune
BY Journal Printing CO
Clyde R. Raredfaux
George M. Hinshaw
The
Tribune
Verge 7 Journal
News-Tribune
Daily Journal
Carriers and Co
Towa
Advertising Representatives
Chicago
Kansas City
Detroit
Ad Cone, Hunton & Woodmar
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Neeted
Mus
Department
Ltlanta
Tom Sims
By Briggs
WFAA
Maurice Cowan
U. S. Army Band
White State Liner Orchestra
KDKA
KYW
Reading
WAMD
WTAS
WRW
WREO
KFT
KFNF
WHAS
WHO
WORD
WFBI
WCBD
Wacco
WOC
WCTS
WJAR
WIR
Way
the Romanys
WHN
CNRW
KPO
WMC
Woai
WSMB
Alrigh
Ford
Chevrolet
Overland
Maxwell
Star
Willard
Willard Battery
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