Britain Rewards Loyal Leaders Portrait Honors Jews In Power
A Te Laszlo portrait depicts the late Marquess of Reading, Rufus Isaacs, as viceroy of India. The piece contrasts how England rewarded Jewish talent with titles and high offices, versus Germany under Nazi rule which persecuted scientists like Haber and Einstein.
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American political fundamentals and public ignorance in Des Moines letter
Edwin C. Bill discusses the everyday reader's grasp of U.S. political history and the need to explain fundamental ideological differences between Democrats and Republicans. He argues common schooling leaves gaps, cites figures from 18th to 20th centuries, and critiques current faith in radical models like communism and fascism, urging clearer understanding of American governance.
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Elected High School Officials Lead 1926 Symphony Club
From the San Antonio Light readers. Walter Hancock of Atqckenridge High School was elected president of the High School Symphony, with Margaret Hoefwn named treasurer. Executive board members FE BH Kifer E A Dubose B C Carter W K Higgins and Toudaure outlined plans to expand council membership. Mildred Gondman, seven, donated 100 pennies for relief funds.
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The Crape-Hanger at Enea on the patient taxpayer
The piece contrasts the patient taxpayer with illness and medical bills noting there is no tax rebate or deduction for doctors' bills as the patient contemplates taxes despite sickness.
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Supreme Court Independence in U.S. History, Warren's View
James T. Williams Jr. recounts Charles Warren's study Congress, the Constitution and the Supreme Court, arguing the judiciary has remained independent of both parties and the presidency. The piece cites historic cases from Washington to Lincoln and warns of current threats to judicial independence in the upcoming election.
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Wise Words From A Distant Nohininanha Science
A fragmentary note reflects on intellect and value, suggesting a timeless link between knowledge and worth, quoting elusive phrases that hint at a philosopher’s musing on minds and merit. The text presents a curious, cryptic view of ideas and identity.
Nightlife Scribbles From C C McIntyre Column
A stream of hazy vignettes recounts social hours with New York figures and friends. The piece touches Corey Ford, G B Blaw, Cora Eeavil, Eva Sletimotz, Jack Dempsey, Jack Gurley, Theodor Harvished, and Ham Fisher amid dinners, theater chatter, wines, and reminiscences. It notes a few personal anecdotes about industry figures and a brief aside on sobriety and show business.
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Jack Gurley
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Kipling
The Jungle Door of Life A 1956 Message by Elsie
A reflective piece urges readers to choose risk over safety, framing life as a door half opened. It compares ancient cave dwellers to modern individuals facing opportunities and dangers, urging courage and action despite fear and societal judgment.
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Proper Weight And Obesity A Health Problem
Obesity is a common affliction with serious health risks including heart circulation and kidney issues. Glandular or thyroid factors in children may cause long term overweight, while adults gain weight from excessive eating and sedentary life. Weight loss should be gradual under a doctor's guidance with diet and exercise. Monitoring and safe reduction plans are advised, with emphasis on gradual change and medical supervision.
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