Prudent Basis for Anglo American Naval Talks
The editorial urges US Britain to pursue naval cooperation on equal terms to promote world peace. It argues for navy parity, warns of political risk from MacDonald’s minority government, and demands parliamentary consent and a fixed term before any further reduction. It concludes only a full equality agreement will earn public support.
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Hearst Scena
Rudence
United States
England
Ramsay MacDonald
Family of Nations
British Empire
Hoover
MacDonald
Washington
Congress
United States Senate
Great Britain
America
Radium in Cancer Fight and King George Case
An article extols radium as a cancer treatment used internationally and notes its dramatic energy. It compares radium’s action to a machine gun bombarding cancer and mentions large public donations in Britain for radium supplies for King George and King Edward's hospital fund.
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George
King George
King Edward's Hospital
Janice Allen A Charismatic Yet Unconventional Figure
Janice Allen is described as lively and popular for her enthusiasm rather than looks or conventional charm. Her warmth and energy draw people, as she treats life with unusual curiosity and a contagious nerve that makes others feel energized and engaged.
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Janice Allen
Ches Abank
Ktom
Janice
Stesgy
Foot Comfort Improves Temper and Health
Royal 8. Copeland M. D. argues feet affect mood and personal vitality. The piece urges comfortable shoes to prevent pain, boost health, and enhance overall personality, noting public indifference to feet but valuing inner well being and comfort.
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Royal
Copeland, M. D
Orie
A Talent for Enthusiasm by Elsie Robinson
A column by Elsie Robinson urges deliberate enthusiasm through Janice who chooses to engage with life fully. She contrasts self pity with a practiced outlook, urging healthy readers to free themselves from grudges and focus outward on life’s vivid display.
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Elsie Robinson
King Fess. Syz., Inc
American Leg of Prosperity by Herbert Kaufman
The piece argues Hoover will continue Coolidge thrift and expand pork barrel spending. It claims administration policies boost Wall Street profits with high stock dividends, higher wheat prices, and growing industrial activity. It notes railways and cotton and clothing sectors improving while drought affects Gardena and Johnny, and predicts sustained employment and rising capacity in 1928.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Commerce
Capitol
White House
Kame
Buater
Washington
Locke Sam
Arant
Gardena
Jawny
The Cosmopolitan City of Los Angeles in 1929
A lurid travelogue describes Los Angeles neighborhoods Chinatown Jap town and the Mexican quarter with vivid stereotypes. The author notes tall city hall the Bowerylike South Main Street and a hazardous street scene with pawn brokers and gangsterlike banks. The piece ends with personal confessions and a copyright date of 1929.
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Los Angeles
New York
Amerina
Chinatown
Evers
Old Plaza
Bowery
Ateres
City Hall
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