Future of Society Depends on Use It Makes of Knowledge
University of Wisconsin President Glenn Frank argued that society’s future hinges on how knowledge and ideas are used rather than on adding new weapons or materials. He urged readers over catchwords of progress, warned universities against purely decorative growth, and called for practical development of education and research to align with real intellectual discipline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Frank
Universi
of Wisconsin
Future for China Hinges on Conference Deliberations
Report from Peking on a Chinese customs conference that could determine China's future, with the United States seeking a mediating role. The talks touch on tariff independence, revenue for central government, and potential friction with provincial authorities, amid anti-foreign sentiment and power struggles among key leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Randall Gould
United Press
Peking
Starday
Far East
China
Great Britain
Janes
John’ van A. MacMurray
Silas Stavin
Chiraco Lwyer
Thas
Belgium
France
Italy
Japan
Holland
Portugal
Sagdon
Peking Party
Presspdom
Tuan Chi-tul
Chang Tse-lin
Mukden
Tuan
Feng Yu-hsiang
Wu Pei-fu
Three Days Cough Warns of Dangers and Cure Claims
An advertisement touts a remedy against coughs and colds claiming to inflame membranes heal the lungs and soothe infections. It promotes a drug named Gresmillision or Creomnision by the Creomnision Company of Atlanta with money back guarantee if coughs or colds aren’t relieved, urging readers to ask their doctor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Creomnision Company
Alanta
Addressing Gripped Children Through Early Rehab
Steven Point Wisconsin officials discuss surgical and educational paths to lessen rehabilitation problems for children with handicaps. George Hambrecht urges local groups and citizens to assist in identifying relief options and improving access to treatment and vocational training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin
George P. Hambrecht
States
Steveny Point
Wis
George D. Harc
Urecht
Hambrecht
Bradley
Tatas
Wites
Chit
Board of Vocational Education
Dions
Accidents kill thousands yearly, says official figure
An official note cites about 59,090 annual U S fatalities from accidents, with World War I deaths in American forces averaging 33,099 annually. The speaker says most accidents are unavoidable and erase many lives daily, while contrasting wartime losses. No further details on Wisconsin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nary
Hambrecht
United States
Edwards Olive Tablets Advertising Claim
Public notice-like snippet advertises Edwards Olive Tablets as a remedy aimed at travelers and general health. Mentions a “Bubarcoated” tablet formula and a suggested quick relief claim, reflecting vintage medicated product marketing.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Church Bros. Fair
Chas
F. Behnke
Senz Lesich
Ongustons
Splint
West Virginia
THE
Cook & Brown Lime CO
Oshkosh
de. Edwards
de Edwards
Feorin
Torwards
Gilye Tauiats
Florida
Nobleton
Tampa
Nobles Corporation
Nobleton, Florida
Wile
Maakes
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!