Wilson for Earlier War and the Planes Debate
Prof A M Arnett contends Wilson sought war in 1916 and was thwarted by Champ Clark Flood and Claude Kitchin. Brisbane asks how a 1916 war would have changed deaths and public debt. Archbishop of Canterbury calls for peace prayers as Britain builds 8,000 warplanes. malaria risks rise in the region as mosquito-borne spread threatens New Jersey and New York.
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A. M. Arnett
North Carolina University
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Claude Kitchin
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Woodrow Wilson
Europe
Canterbury
Church of England
Ethiopian General Declares Victory Over Italians
Haile Selassie’s forces claim dawn to dusk battle success with 200 Italian soldiers and twenty officers killed. Ethiopian leader praises divine aid as the Lion of Judah secures victory while Rome calls the report Ethiopian inaccuracy.
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Dejermatch Haile Kebede
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Smith declines White House visit after Washington stop
Former Governor Alfred E. Smith declines Mrs. Roosevelt's invitation to stop at the White House during his Washington visit, predicting a large crowd and potential critical remarks about the administration. The column also notes the Tripletts of Jenkins Kentucky celebrating their eleventh living child and reflects on Hitler's demand for power and German debts.
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Alfred &,. Smith
Washington, D. C
Wealthiest US earner of 1934 hid in plain sight
Treasury figures show one man earned between 6 million and 9 million dollars in 1934, with 32 top earners over 1 million. The richest two were concealed by lumping totals with others, while overall average incomes rose to 3123 dollars and total income taxes reached 506 million.
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Washington
America
Treasury Department
Treasury
Walter Mercurio Sets World Record Bowling Average
Cleveland bowler Walter Mercurio captain of the Waldorf Lagers is notified by the American Bowling Congress that his last season average of 238 is a new world record. He has logged 12 perfect 300 games, an unmatched achievement in official competition.
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Walter Mercurio
Cleveland
Waldorf Lagers
American Bowling Congress
Mercurio
Illinois Anti-Vivisection Society Opens Lost Dog Registry
Chicago announces a dog registration bureau to aid in reuniting lost dogs with their owners, established by the Illinois Anti-Vivisection Society.
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Chicago
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Illinois
The Spirit of Uncertainty in Economic Life
An essay notes a shift from widespread liquidity and bank withdrawals to restored confidence over eight months. It warns the lingering ghost of uncertainty, with older workers displaced and retirement age gradually lowering from seventy to sixty five, affecting job stability and prospects.
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Particu
Restoring Confidence: Solving the Human Problem Behind Recovery
The author argues that restoring personal confidence is essential to economic recovery. As workers face early retirement and uncertainty, traditional solutions like pensions fall short without addressing the innate human sense of security and self-worth. A broader approach must unlock innate abilities to prevent revolutionary unrest.
Synthetic Hand Worked Beams and Clapboards in Old House Revival
The article argues for a return to handmade quality in home building materials using synthetic hand hewn beams and clapboards. It praises irregularities and tool marks as beauty, notes suitability for Cape Cod and Dutch reproduction styles, and contrasts with later machine-driven perfection. It also discusses disciplined parenting and the pitfalls of indiscriminate praise.
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Cape Cod
Mark Twain Aphorisms Show Wit and Philosophy
A collection of Mark Twain aphorisms illustrates his wit and views on morals joy and society. Notable lines include remarks on joy shared, custom over advice, and contrasts between water and wine in books.
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Mark Twain
Cosmopolitan
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