Roosevelt Calls Ox Cart Government Obsolete for Public Schools
In a New York address, President Roosevelt urges reform of archaic local government hampering state functions including education. He cites Maryland as example where county control limits state authority, leading to misallocation of funds and weak school infrastructure. He argues for modern, centralized governance to protect public education nationwide.
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Roosevelt's Appeal to Americans about Prohibition Repeal
President Roosevelt declares the repeal of the Eighteenth Amendment, calling all citizens and families to cooperate with the government in lawful liquor commerce. He urges no saloon return, warns against preprohibition abuses, and stresses duties of individuals, voters, and officials to uphold lawful, taxed trade.
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President urged to reveal who profits from new securities law
A reader letter assails changes to securities law, urging disclosure of who benefits financially. It argues heavy industry cannot refinance without relaxed rules and accuses Wall Street bankers of controlling director choices and misleading the public.
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Palace memories fade as vaudeville era ends in New York
A reflective sketch of late vaudeville life in New York City, recalling Palace Theatre crowds of the past and the shift to a modern, impersonal show business. The piece names Jolson, Ed Wynn, Valentino, Rupert Hughes, F. Scott Fitzgerald, Zelda, and other cultural figures, contrasting glamorous legends with present-day routines.
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Connecticut distributes 23400 pounds turtle to needy families
A historic note recalls Connecticut wardens catching turtle meat and distributing it to disadvantaged residents, framing it as a silver lining of hardship. The piece contrasts past luxury with current aid and cites a witty quip attributed to a French queen.
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Modern children and modern parents clash in a columnist tale
Elsie Robinson presents a satirical piece about children driven by greed and envy. She contrasts a spoiled Jimmy with Sandra Plante who critiques modern parenting, arguing many youths mimic adults’ materialism while parents push luxury and status, shaping childish desires.
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