Quezon inaugurates Philippine commonwealth at Manila
Manuel Quezon becomes the first president of the Philippine commonwealth in a grand Manila ceremony with US officials and foreign observers. Sergio Osmena is sworn in as vice president as a new unicameral legislature starts amid security measures against Aguinaldo loyalists. Franklin Murphy becomes high commissioner.
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Washington Digests on constitutional changes to curb Supreme Court
The column argues that critics aim to amend the Constitution to limit Supreme Court power, warning such moves threaten judicial independence. It recalls Chief Justice White's stance, notes current bills and Norris’s proposal, and predicts flawed outcomes and political backlash if amendments pass.
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Superstitions and lucky charms across nations cited
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports on enduring and new luck omens. Irish sweep winners blame lucky numbers and luck-bringing creatures like money spiders. In London, Rothschild bankers avoid handshakes, the stock exchange favors mascots and a crooked sixpence. The Kashmiri sapphire Shani, bought by K D Parisch, is famed as a luck bringer and once valued at forty thousand dollars after originally ten thousand.
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You Will Eat a Ton of Food This Year
A statistician cites a yearly food intake totaling about 2 150 pounds. Milk and dairy will make up half, with 150 pounds of meat and similar amounts of fresh fruit and vegetables. Potatoes, bread and cereals total 230 pounds, sugar 102 pounds, and canned fruits and vegetables 38 pounds.
Deadwood Dick A Frontier Character In Black Hills Era
Richard W. Clarke known as Deadwood Dick was a Black Hills frontiersman and Sioux wars veteran. He joined gold diggers bound for the region, acted as express guard on stage coaches, aided U S marshals in suppressing lawlessness, and gained fame via dime-novel writers.
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Humming Bird Diet Stirs St. Louis Zoo Debate
A puzzled observer questions weight gain in a buxom miss, referencing a simile about eating like a hummingbird. The note then cites that 17 humming birds at the St Louis zoo consume four times their weight daily in food.
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Oh Wad The Powers Shoe Thief in Skopje
An elegant woman in Skopje, Yugoslavia, attracts glances as a shoemaker grabs her, steals her shoes, and orders her home in stocking feet, claiming unpaid shoes drove him toward bankruptcy.
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Safe Bayer Aspirin for regular headache relief
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