Pratts and Parsons in tariff debate amid war and secrecy
The column critiques political confidence and calls for open information on tariff revision. It cites Senator Pratt’s waning influence, Rockefeller funding for Chicago University, and Herbert Parsons seeking more facts before deciding on tariffs. It urges Congress to pursue truth and act with informed restraint.
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Contemporary Comment Snapshots Tone Across Papers
A collage of pithy lines from the era notes casual life in Ohio and Brooklyn, a sharp jab at Aunt Carrie Nation, a quip on a man in pajamas, a Baltic squadron remark linked to Rostevensky, and a tongue in cheek tariff quip about American men marrying foreign nobles.
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Minutes of Merriness and Marriage Reflections
A humorously fragmentary note quotes the Chicago Record Herald on marriage and happiness. The district visitor remarks on couples who appear cheerful and hopeful, revealing a light, observational tone about married life.
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Agricultural Show Medals and Teenage Anecdotes
A collection of light snippets from various papers notes a pig winning a medal at an agricultural show, a toast to a son with a scholarship, and playful banter about astronomy and hens. The pieces mix teen dialogue and humorous remarks from editors and correspondents across cities.
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Tragic Theatre Memories in Nastville and Mayhem Debate
The Nastville News recalls stage legends and tragedians while Chicago Tribune notes an arbitration surge as nations sign treaties amid ongoing war. Texas denounces pistol violence urging regulation of firearms akin to poison controls and condemns six shooters as uncivilized.
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The Muses and the Mouse in a Wire House
A whimsical tale of a hungry mouse finding a tiny wire house with a cheese feast then getting trapped as the door locks. The poem contrasts playful woodland life with a meditation on youth, ambition, and the vanity of fame.
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Immigrant Naturalization Frauds Alarm Authorities
Commissioner Sargent warns that immigration agents uncover widespread fraud in naturalization. Syrians and Syrians in Palestine obtain U S papers fraudulently to shield Turkish government actions, ease travel, and gain protection. cases include a Jerusalem resident who falsified a long U S residence and received citizenship to return abroad. Congress may tighten joint naturalization laws amid these findings.
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Death and Funeral Notices from Creagerstown Area
Mrs. John J. Staup, 60, died at Creagerstown from a brain hemorrhage after collapsing at home on Monday night. She leaves husband two sons William H. and Harry Staup and daughters Mrs. Benjamin Dorsey and Bessie Staup. Funeral set for 11 a.m. at the Lutheran church Creagerstown with interment in the local cemetery. Also noted: William J. Conklin, 30, died Sunday in Beaton Massachusetts after a long illness. widow Daisy Dacky and one daughter survive. Burial planned in Riverhead Long Island.
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Letters From the People and Medical Ethics Debate
A reader submission from The News discusses letters to the editor and defends free expression. It repeats a Baltimore American exposé on Chicago physicians targeted by a fictitious Dr Evans offering commissions, highlighting ethics breaches by eighteen doctors and warnings against mercenary patient referrals.
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