CLEAN UP THAT CAMP AND REBUILD COURTESY
A New Castle News editorial urges campers to practice safety and consider others as city dwellers increasingly seek rural sites. It cites National Safety Council cautions on swimming and bathing and stresses a shared code of manners to protect future visitors and preserve civilized living.
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By Mail
Mail
New Castle
International News Service
Bob Engelen
Oses
Israel
National Safety Council
Moses
Japanese Diet Passes Law Allowing Loss of Nationality
A Diet passage a year ago enabled Japanese born abroad to lose Japanese nationality by acquiring foreign citizenship. The law created a formal path for those in storeign countries to renounce or be stripped of nationality under specified conditions.
Safety Sam Warns About Trolley Track Dangers
A quirky column recalls dangers on trolley tracks with playful phrases about places of danger and steam jtracks. It references Mehitabel and urges caution around streetcar paths in a light humorous tone.
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Mehitabel
Sime
Hints and Dints: Random Observations on Society and Prohibition
A long collage of wry quips and social jabs from 1920s newspaper humor, noting trends from fashions and labor to court politics. It touches on divorce, Prohibition, wage pressures, voting, and daily life with rapid nonchalant asides about crime, manners, and modern manners. Named individuals and places appear in scattered, partial form.
Just Folks at Edgar A Ghost House
A poem in which the speaker defends home love against bankers and rising costs. The narrator vows to take six percent in blooms and keep beauty over business rules, celebrating trees, shrubbery, and flowers as a personal, valued cause.
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Avery
Edgar
Darkness Hates Light and Cancer Germ News
ARTHUR BRISBANE discusses Reverend Stratton’s push for an evolution law in New York, debunking Darwin misstatements, then reports on London scientists isolating a universal cancer germ. He notes anti-evolution sentiment, a charity party by Mr and Mrs Howard Manes, and reflects on population growth, travel, wheat futures, and U.S. stance on China and Russia.
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Stratton
New York State
Ins
Garnestness
Darwin
London
Howard Manes
China
Plaguce
Fleada
Dual Parliament Member Sir Gerald Strickland Noted Leader
Sir Gerald Strickland sits in both Britain’s House of Commons and Malta’s Parliament as Opposition leader aided by his noble Maltese lineage. His long career spans Malta’s cholera relief, colonial service posts, including governor of the Leeward Islands and Tasmania, reflecting a distinctive Greater Britain diplomatic path.
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Gerald Strickland
House of Commons
Malta
Sir Gerald
Colonial Service
Leeward Islands
Tasmania
Real content and salaries stir publicity in case
Professor Tansey cites that most of the fuss stems from publicity around movie salaries. He notes publicity hounds would have urged a venue change to Miami, Florida, if the Dayton proceedings were the real issue.
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Professor Tansey
Miami
Florida
Sugar, reading, and self restraint in daily life
Dr Frank Crane argues for moderation in sweets and reading. He warns sugar burdens digestion and skin, urges nourishing roughage, and cautions against chasing sensational literature. He distinguishes between useful study and obsession, noting sugar as a concentrated food and danger when overused.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Anniversaries of notable figures and events listed
This column lists anniversaries including Rembrandt born 1607, Napoleon placing Murat on Naples throne 1808, Joseph Abbott born Concord New Hampshire and died Wilmington 187? Mississippi actions at Yazoo and Vicksburg, Sir William Gordon born 1754 died, Jaan Baptist Salpoint died in Tucson 1825, Winthrop Stone Purdue president, Harding era Alaska Broad Pass, and a note about birth registration and advice on jealousy.
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Rembrandt
Leyden
Napoleon
Murat
Naples
Joseph ©. Abbott
U. S
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Concord
N. H
Wilmington
Arkansas
Yazoo River
Vicksburg
William M. Goon
Jaan Baptist Salpointe
Santa Fe
Tucson
Arizona
France
Winthrop E. Stone
Purdue University
Eqnyy
Dants
Alberni
Bert
Chesterfiard
N. Do
Harding
World And The Mud Puddies Speak On Courts And Liberty
A discussion on the League of Nations and the Permanent Court of International Justice reveals split views on international law. References to Secretary Slane Hurd, Hughes, Harding, and President Coolidge frame a debate over sovereignty, public speeches, and the role of the sheriff in enforcing court orders.
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Slane Hurd
Permanen Court of International Justice
League of Nations
International Court
League
Court
Kervics & Pouse
Hughes
Prastdeoe Harding
Bunker Hill
Boston
Massachusetts
Sentence Sermons From Rev Roy D Smith Do It Is A Tragedy
A fragmentary religious column by Rev Roy D Smith condemns misplaced values and moral failures. It warns against dadly interference with discipline, distorted ethics in voting, and crowds chasing spectacle over virtue, urging love of beauty and responsible living.
Police Seize Liquor Cache in Philadelphia Raid
Philadelphia police seized about $10,000 worth of assorted liquor in a warehouse raid last night by Director of Safety Butler's liquor vice gambling squad unit No 1. Authorities say it capped the largest number of liquor raids in a single day and Butler praised the unit's work, urging them to surpass yesterday's record.
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International News Service
Philadelphia
Butler
Scores Injured In Worcester Klan and Anti-Klan Riots
Scores of men were injured in two Worcester county riots between Ku Klux Klan and anti Klan groups. Disturbances occurred in Medford and Leicester with sticks, stones, bottles, and revolvers used. Several automobiles were damaged in the clashes.
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Avleeten
International News Service
Worcester
Mass
Kunen
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