Doctors and government clash over medical trusts in crisis
A caged controversy over the government actions against the American Medical Association and the District of Columbia Medical Society centers on whether doctors should be hired by member groups through a corporation model or remain in private practice. The piece praises country doctors, warns of broad trust implications, and critiques political handling by Roosevelt’s administration.
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Washington
Revela- Roar
Cor Holc
HOLC
Federal Treasury
Group Health Association
American Medical Association
District of Columbia Medical Society
Thurman Arnold
Yale
Trust
National Organization of Doctors
Corporation
Arnold
Department of Justice
Roosevelt
United States
America
Medical Society
Masonic Order
Odd Fellows
Woodmen of the World
Knights of Columbus
Board of Strategy
Pennsylvania Great Industries Coal Coke Steel and Glass
National Geographic overview of Pennsylvania's key industries coal and coke production along with steel cement and plate glass. It highlights historic figures and technological shifts from beehive ovens to by product ovens and open hearth to modern processes, noting 1931 outputs and major plants like Creighton plate glass plant.
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Pennsylvania
National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
WNU- Service
Obediah Gore
Connecticut
Wilkes-Barre
Jesse Fell
Philip Ginter
Lehigh Coal and Navigation
Keystone State
Pittsburgh
Ohio
Monongahela
Allegheny
Titan
Bessemer
Lehigh
Northampton
Allegheny River
Creighton
Duplate
DuPont
Orville's Monkey Attack Ends With Medical Ordeal
Orville, after moving to South America and returning to New Rochelle with a troop of monkeys, fought a ferocious attack by a bright male named Jack. The monkey bit his wrists and throat, a gun misfired, then a decisive shot between the eyes ended the assault. He and his wife rushed to a hospital, forty eight stitches, infections, and a stiff recovery follow.
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Orville
South America
New Rochelle
N.Y
Jack
Pasteur
WNU Service
Venetian Glass Craft and the Fifteenth Century Tazze
Venetian glass valued for delicate form over decoration. Craftsmen favored light, ornate shapes with engravings rather than sharp cutting. Pale colors appeared in goblets and vases with spiraled hues. The fifteenth century saw exquisite pieces like the tall tazze with spun glass wings and lacework.
Understanding gross registered tonnage in ship measurement
The gross registered tonnage equals the skin volume in cubic feet divided by 100. Deductions for nonrevenue space like engine rooms crews quarters and weather exposed areas are then applied.
Germany Miscalculated in 1914 War Outbreak
The piece argues Germany misread Britain at the war’s start. It claims Berlin expected British troops to quell Ireland and to force England to stay home amid labor unrest. It also alleges Germany counted on militant suffragist agitation to keep Britain out, viewing Britain as decadent for woman’s rights.
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Germany
Britain
Ireland
Berlin
England
Ghost Dance Faith Clings to Klamath Shakers in California
The Klamath Indians maintain the ghost dance religion under the influence of the dream prophet Smohalla. The local congregation, called the Shakers, bears no relation to the historic United States Shaker sect.
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Klamath
Calif
Smohalla
Pattern Advertisement for The Sewing Circle Catalog
A sewing pattern notice promotes simple embroidery motifs to brighten linens and accessories. Pattern 1743 includes four transfer motifs in various sizes with stitch illustrations and color schemes. requests 15 cents for pattern by mail to The Sewing Circle Needlecraft Depts New York.
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Needlecraft Depts
Eighth Ave
New York
Health of the Mind and Its Exercise
Quotation highlights mind health as vital as physical fitness. It compares mental exercise to medicine, preserving strength and vigor, while mental virtue remains alive and confirmed through daily practice.
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Addison
Admitting Error Acknowledgment Is a Victory
A short quotation notes that admitting an error gracefully is a form of victory, attributed to Gas Coigne.
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Gas Coigne
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National Fag Nee
Gatae National Press
Ciel Lelmee
Bey
Lise
Dctor
Union
Iyo and
al Aa
Floyd Gibbons
Ello
Orville E. Gibbs
Jackson Heights
N. Y
Rome
Orville Gibbs
Hollywood
Photography
Yydia E. E
Piskhan
Nature
Pinkham
WNU
Salt Lake's
Temple Square
Ernest C. Rossitermer
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