Sleepless Slump in New York City at High Altitude
A fragmentary New York feature portrays widespread sleeplessness among residents, noting urban noise and high altitude as causes. It cites doctors, sleep aids, and a range of famous figures alleged to suffer from poor sleep, presenting a vivid but jumbled portrait of nightly unrest and social effort to cope.
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Mlantiatlan
Wall Street
New York
Irving Berlin
Flo Miegfeld
Paul Whiteman
Chaplin
Locke
Mersco
Jim Coffroth
Land Grant Colleges Aid in National Defense
Iowa House defeats pacifist bid to abolish military science in land grant colleges by a 63 to 42 vote. The editorial lauds Morrill Act origins, 1862 adoption, and postwar spread. It cites a federal survey praising land grant schools and notes 100,000 graduates served in WWI, with many officers. The piece credits Town legislators for preserving national ideals in defense of education.
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Iowa
House of Representatives
Town
Abraham Lincoln
Weir
Federal Office of Education
Amerins
Washington
Jefferson
Lincoln
Aristocrats of Peiping and a misread Buddhist ivory figures
A critique of elderly Chinese aristocrats fallen on hard times and a reader's glance at five ivory Buddhist Ichans. The figures depict religious beggar, exorcist, immorality, tiger and frog meanings, with satire on relics and beliefs.
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland in Spring Verse
The fragment presents a poetic meditation on spring romance and marriage. It extols beauty and romance while cautioning against folly, urging discriminating choice in love and the pursuit of a meaningful union over casual flirtation and social pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Listen World A Homily On Truth By Elsie Robinson
A readable fragment presents a devotional meditation on Jesus life and sacrifice. It extols faith, courage, and truth amid persecution, portraying Jesus as brave, unwavering, and worthy of devotion despite suffering and death. The passage links historical religious themes to personal conviction and resilience.
Dope Ring Preys on Brooklyn Youth Amid National Fear
An unmasked peddler ring operates among youths at dantes in Brooklyn, targeting school age children. The piece decries narcotic traffic as a grave menace to American life and calls for worldwide control of drug manufacture to curb supply, urging Western Hemisphere unity to halt overseas floods of narcotics.
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Dantes
Brooklyn
Western Hemisphere
Treatment for Diabetes By Royal 8. Copeland MD
Diabetes is a disease with a rising public interest and serious health impact. The article notes medical advances extending diabetic lifespans, reduces coma and infections, and emphasizes diet management and personalized treatments including insulin when appropriate.
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Copeland, M.D
Coursk
Guy
Federal Trade Board Objectives Praised
Calvin Coolidge argues the Federal Trade Commission serves as a deterrent to prevent unfair practices and safeguard government standards. He stresses the need for constant vigilance and credible enforcement to align trade ethics with national interests. The piece previews further Coolidge essays for The Light in San Antonio.
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Federal Trade Commission
Fr Fm
Cole
Business Ethion Jainportat
Knw
Ely Constructive aumRra
Calvin Cooidge
Slethurn
Bend
Tr. Coolidge
The
Light
San Antonio
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China
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Tirat
Federal Trade Board
Northameson
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