International News Service Exclusive Rights Notice
Full leased telegraph and cable service details the International News Service rights for republication. The notice names Tingensteins Kimball at 7 West 44th Street New York and asserts exclusive rights to all credited rows unless otherwise noted in this paper. It also covers republication of local syndicated news published herein.
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Clearing the Air on Radio Channel Changes
Radio logs were made nearly useless by a major reshuffling of frequencies power and schedules across 697 stations. The Federal Radio Commission aims to minimize interference and confusion while facing injunction threats and constitutional challenges from some broadcasters. Public sentiment favors federal control and cooperation by stations to ensure a smoother coming radio season.
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Pseudo Champions Question Real Meaning Of Championship
The piece questions the value of lofty titles in contests such as coffee drinking pie eating and dancing. It notes the public only honors undeniable superiority shown through direct competition and wonders if such so called champions truly deserve the crown.
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America
Coolidge Heads for Black Hills Vacation
A midwestern observer notes there is not a cloud in the sky as President Coolidge begins his summer trip to the Black Hills. The piece praises the nation’s peace with government, Coolidge’s enduring support, growing congressional backing, and taxpayer hopes for more tax relief and economy. It ends with a reflective flourish on success and happiness.
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Prince of Wales Aims for Canadian Jubilee Visit This Summer
The 33 year old Prince of Wales plans a summer trip to Canada for the diamond jubilee of the Dominion confederation and likely a ranch visit in the far west. He intends to spend most of the season in England at Summerfield House in Pitch Hill, Surrey, a secluded spot with views of Sussex and the Weald, serving as a rest retreat from his duties.
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Local Column Teems With Snippets And Tongue In Cheek Satire
A busy fragment from a small town column blends social quips on charity, politics, and prohibition with local names like Sam Huey and Neshannock township. It lampoons headlines, jokes about breweries and weather, and muses on poets, doctors, and a Lindbergh reference, all in breezy, first-person column style.
Prosperous nation talks money and ships in 1927 musings
Ai r immigrants says America has funds left after lending billions to Europe and financing war loans while Paris and London spar on scrap, taxes, and a prince’s fund. The column scans economics, royalty, taxes, humor, and cultural tidbits with a wry tone.
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Automobiles reshape life and myth in a changing world
The piece surveys rising car ownership in America and Ford's Edsel concept, urging families to own two autos and noting public interest in new models. It contrasts urban play with street dangers, touches on Chinese earthquake destruction and popular beliefs about natural forces, and ends with a simplified Earth science analogy.
Sentence Sermons on Worrying and Better Living
Worrying fails to aid exams or solve troubles and never eases a burden. It offers no correction of past mistakes nor improves neighborly conduct or religious depth. The note implies action and calm can smooth rough paths and lighten burdens through practice rather than worry.
One Year Ago The Swadish Crown
A fragmentary note invokes a Swadish crown and a prince and princess named Avera. The scrambled text references shrines Americanism and rationing, with mentions of time, visiting a dentist and a sense of haste.
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Dempsey Scowl Noted As Contested Bout Fades
Report from the telegraphed fights notes that Jack Dempsey's fierce scowl remains the talk of the arena. Earlier hopes for Tillard Monts to pull through waned around 9 o clock as complications arose and Ike Lark was summoned for consultation.
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Editorial on speed and civilization by Dr. Crane
Dr. Cranes Editorial argues rapid communication and transport drive modern civilization. It highlights American giants United States Steel, railroads, American Telephone, General Motors, and Ford as speed enablers, praises internationalism, warns about nationalism, and ends noting crossword puzzles in rotogravure.
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World and the Mud Puddles Troublemakers
The article discusses confusion over the Bel lanca plane’s destination and a Berlin drawn route to Moscow guarded by searchlights. It asserts Germany and Russia collaborate, criticizes American defenders of Britain’s raid, and hints at Bolshevik alignment and protests against foreign debt forgiveness.
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Keep Your Head in Tough Times by Edgar A. Guest
A brief moral verse advises steady poise and clear thinking when facing hardship or danger. It warns against being swayed by empty praise or reckless impulses and emphasizes staying calm, watchful, and focused on true goals to avoid traps and misfortune.
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Bible Thought For Today Praise and Prayer Excerpt
The Fountain's page shares a biblical verse Psalm 91 13 1 and a prayer praising God It speaks of lips praise and offering sacrifice and notes natural praise when the Spirit moves hearts The fragment presents devotional lines rather than a news item or event
Floating Islands for Transoceanic Air Travel
Charles B. Driscoll argues for floating mid ocean islands as refueling and docking points to enable practical world air travel. He envisions two horseshoe shaped steel and concrete docks anchored offshore to accommodate airships and seaplanes, enabling long distance flights between American ports and beyond.
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