Congress Rights of the People in Postmaster Power Debate
A Senate critique by Senator Pepper argues the President holds excessive control over federal appointments, threatening legislative balance. He cites Washington to urge a shift toward congressional appointment of minor offices, possibly via constitutional amendment, to preserve republican governance and prevent autocratic power.
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United States
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Senate
Supreme Court
Frank S Myers
Tand
Oregon
William AE
Germany
Edward VII
England
Congress
White House
Dong
American Republic
Washington
People’s
Snow
The
Department of Justice
Theory of an Arctic Eden by Garrett P Serviss
The article recalls William F Warren a Boston University president and author of Paradise Found the Cradle of the Human Race at the North Pole. It notes Warren’s death and reflects on his Arctic Eden theory while discussing Peary era polar exploration and the possibility of ancient habitable polar regions with plant relics and without drastic axis shifts. The tone is literary and analytical about Arctic mystery and human origins.
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William F Warren
Williamstown
Mass
Boston University
Paradise Found
North Pole
Columbus
Arctic Ocean
Dr. Warren
Peary
Eenture
North Polar
Arctic
Antarctic
Warren S
Osborn
Central Asia
Towne Gossip and Ancient Sun Myths Compared
A reader asks about whether a young boy’s cruelty will fade and reflects on childhood misdeeds. The piece then shifts to climate driven legends about humanity’s origins, noting a Scandinavian myth stating the sun rises in the south at the North Pole and discussing Dr. Warren s and Osborns views on early human migration from polar origins.
Visiting Invalids Enriches Evenings With Community Ties
A brief plea invites readers to spend the evening with invalids who have few callers. The act promises mutual joy and happiness for the visitor while acquainting the shut-in with community affairs and other items.
Thought Transference In Dr Frank Crane Article
Fragmentary text references thought transference and psychical research. Mentions Professor Gilbert Murray and the Earl of Balfour in a 1926 McClure Syndicate paper. Details are unclear due to damaged OCR.
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DR. Frank
Crane
Henry ‘Sidewidety
Resea
Gilbert Murray
Earl of Balfour
Give Your Body Thought by Royal Copeland
A health preset admonishes readers to guard the body through fresh air and exercise. Copeland argues neglect harms health and warns that a careless nation risks illness. He notes a Capitol scene of colleagues benefiting from exercise and urges five minutes of bodily care daily. Copyright 1925 Newspaper Feature Service.
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Royal
Copeland, Bee DB
United States
Newerl
New York
Capitol
Peature Service, Inc
Over Life’s Hurdles by Louis E. Bisch
An article summarizing the major glands of internal secretion including the thyroid pituitary pineal and suprarenals describing their roles in metabolism growth and energy and noting the thymus and adrenals decline with age. It questions future gland transplantation for rejuvenation and encourages general understanding of internal secretions.
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Louis E. Bisch
Premier Syndicate, Inc
Pituitary
Their First Jobs by Philip Nowlan
A biographical sketch of the Senate chief clerk's origins traces his path from Seattle law practice to deputy prosecuting attorney in Kings County, then to the U S Civil Service Commission under Wilson, culminating in becoming Senate chief clerk. Berman W. Crayon is noted in the text.
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Philip Nowlan
Senate
United States Senate
Hia
Seattle
Wash
Kings County
U. S. Civil Service Commission
Wilson
Berman W. Crayon Ja Hia N Ie
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