Timely Attack on College Reds Prodded by Dern
Secretary Dern’s report to President Roosevelt urges a robust national defense including 3000 fighting planes and strong National Guard. He defends military training in colleges, arguing ROTC graduates are not more jingoistic and that such training fosters discipline and service.
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Dern
United States
America
Abercrombie and Pileh’s
Rex Beach
Corey Ford
Bob Davis
Corey" Ford
Red college cells, Patriotism, and a citizen army debate
A column denounces Communist influence in colleges and urges strong national defense. It cites Professor Kitson and Secretary Dern defending America against sedition, warning that pacifists and “league against war and racism” operatives threaten national security and call for a well armed citizenry.
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Russia
America
Harry D. Kitson
Teach: College News
Listen World by Elsie Robinson on taking sides
A 1930s style essay urges youth to choose sides boldly not to avoid conflict. It traces stages from curiosity to prudence and fear, arguing that avoiding stance costs independence, popularity, and inner fire, ending with a vow to take a stand at twenty despite risk. Coral, 1235, by King Fear Synd.
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King Fear Synd
December 24 1925 Santa visits tax office staff
An early visit from Santa Claus greeted Frank H Bushiek and the tax commission employees today as they received gold watches and chains. A 1915 Christmas gift to Mrs Koehler honors the late Otte Koehler at a memorial in San Antonio. Actor Macrina Arbuckle spoke at a Rotary Club lunch as a light entertainment note.
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Frank H. Bushiek
Ety
Santa Claus
San Antonio
Farima Koehler
Metropolitan Opera and Rockefeller Plan for Radio City Style
An opulent vision frames the Met's struggle with box office woes and a push to replace the old house with a modern complex. John D. Rockefeller Sr. funds a grand project on the Columbia campus site, intended to blend architecture with business, including RCA occupying prime space. The plan, amid factional disputes, promises a lasting arts monument and a revived Met season headed by La Traviata.
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Edwing
Hild
Dietaoonras
Metropolitan Opera House
Seasor
Dowageras
Debs
Alil
Met
Metropolitan
Mre Acure
Koom Yeats
Metropolitan Opera Company
Opera House
New York
Otto Kat
New York Opera
Corporation
Fifty-third Street
Sixth Avenue
Deal
Columbia University
Poudly Hall
Kahn
John D. Rockefeller Sr
Columbia
Rockefrier
Mr. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Mr. Kahn
Ay. Rockefeller
Ws Architests
Etvic
Radio Corporation of America
Bo Tame Radia Ciby
Sgain
Radio Cuy
Radio City
Permanencs
Senlingly
Cony
King Pean
Broadway’s Tappe and the Prince of Pranks in New York
The article profiles Mike Hammoff a flamboyant Broadway figure dubbed a phon y st and country squire who drifted between clubs and rural life. It notes his fame from admitted spurious nobility, repeated arrests, and return to fame amid Broadway’s tolerant crowd. It also recalls designers like Tappe and Hickson, socialites, and Damro sche dinners, painting a vivid portrait of late 1920s New York high society and nightlife.
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New York
Mike Hammoff
Virginia
Mike
Falen
South America
Holly Wood
Frederickstirg
Bue Broadway
Mikes
Malnutrition in Children and Its Effects
An overview on childhood malnutrition defines undernutrition as a foundational risk to growth and health, linking it to chronic infections like tuberculosis. It stresses early onset, obesity of poor appetite, and recommends hospital care or bed rest when severe, with dietary improvements and appealing meals to restore intake and growth.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
King Kean
Syn
Dear Govt Plan Prompts Family Plea for Pension Aid
A handwritten plea from W Norman of Cony 1459 requests Congress and Dr Townsend to advance a $209 monthly pension for his 93 year old grandmother. He attacks the Townsend Plan and criticizes politicians for delaying support, hoping for a hopeful death with financial comfort.
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Townsend
D. G
Granda
Grandig
Dr. Townsend
Grandma
Congress
Fragmentary quotes prompt uncertain meaning
The readable fragments present a jumble of authors and phrases including Montaigne and Cervantes. They reference belief, travel, remedies, and roads, but lack a coherent story or clear facts to summarize into a proper news item.
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