Communist Program of Class Warfare and World Revolution Analysis
A compiled extract examines Lenin and Stalin quotes on dictatorship of the proletariat, revolutionary cadres, and the violent overthrow of bourgeois power. It notes Bolshevik references, the 1928 Sixth Kominform Congress in Moscow, and calls for Communist party ideologies amid global class struggle.
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Lenin
Proletariat
Stalin
Kommintern
Communists’ Internationale
Hel
Moscow
Stamp It Out Use of marihuana warned to stop spread
A Chicago girl reports that young women are taking up the marijuana habit to be fashionable, with marihuana cigarettes fueling addiction. The piece cites arrests at a Brooklyn army post and a Florida garden as proof the drug is widespread. It urges uniform state narcotic laws and federal law fixes to stamp out the traffic.
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New York
Chicago
United States Army
Brooklyn
Florida
Congress
Indians challenge bureaucracy in memorial to Congress
An American Indian federation memorial to Congress and the president denounces Bureau of Indian Affairs policies as violating constitutional rights including free speech and assembly. It urges removal of the commissioner and appointees, warns of potential Indian resistance, and notes historical tensions with figures like Tecumseh and Geronimo as context for modern protest.
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American Indian Federation
Congress
Indian Bureau
Washington
Indian Federation
Custer
Seventh Cavalry
Tough Life in Moscow Seen by Knickerbocker Dispatches
Graphic Moscow dispatches reveal Soviet Russia as a dictatorship that works for the rulers while the proletariat toil for meager wages to buy basic goods. In contrast, life in the reporter's country is comfortable with amenities and no firing squads for dissent.
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H.R. Knickerbocker
Moscow
Soviet
Russia
Knickerbocker
College Enrollment Recovers From Depression Rise in Students
The article notes education is recovering from the depression with nearly one million students across about 600 higher learning institutions. It highlights a 14 percent boost in freshmen since 1933 34 and frames this growth as a sign of America's future strength, contrasting it with concerns about military conformity.
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America
Listen World and Kindred Spirits in Life's Common Thread
An essay style plea for a true kindred spirit beyond fame or surface. The narrator confesses feeling uniquely apart, seeking someone who shares the real hunger, fears, and rebellions of ordinary life. Experience, Inc. offers a warns that genuine understanding comes from open hearts not social labels.
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Elsie Robinson
Kindred Eplrite
Smitty
Dearie
Experience, Inc
Imogene
Police shake up planned as bicycle squad is abolished
A July January 9 1925 note reports Commissioner Phil Wright outlining the abolition of the police bicycle squad and the creation of sub stations across residential areas as steps toward reorganizing the force. Also mentions business moves by F A Baste in Houston and a 1915 Oklahoma City hunting incident near San Antonio with hog killings and a near-lynching, plus the death of Mrs Josephine Reimhholtz proprietor of Hale in the Wall restaurant.
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Phil Wright
Cardenas as Leader Candidate and Mexican Sovereignty
A Mediterranean tone essay praises Lazaro Cardenas as a rare, principled Mexican leader who aims for national progress with minimal talk. It argues he can unite the country, resist foreign capital, and reshape Mexico from a colonial past toward self rule, contrasting realists like Mussolini and Stalin with Cardenas and other leaders.
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King Alexander
Cardenas
Bla Peederee
Sora
Diaz
Bridgeport
Fiji Islands
Tladrones
Later Nights at Madison Square and Society's Gloom
A 1938 McNaught column sketches weary New York nights around Madison Square. The mood is desolate as crowds thin, social workers intervene with the downtrodden, and the city’sGerman district and celebrity hangouts are noted amid Parisian polish and Dempsey chatter.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Madison Square
Cupid
Bowery
Child Health Guide on Infant Constipation and Diet
Inquiries about faulty elimination in infants and children show most cases need no special treatment. If a child has infrequent or painful elimination with poor weight gain, review diet. Too much fat and too little sugars or starches can slow movement. introduce starches, fruit juices, cooked fruits and vegetables. Avoid laxatives. use strained prune or apple juice. For older kids, ample fruits, laxative cereals, oatmeal and barley help. Ensure adequate water intake and medical evaluation for persistent issues.
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King Fens
Marry Go Round and the Honeymoon Myth
A fragmentary column jumbles romance lore with humorous asides from Reno Ruth and others. It ponders love, attraction, marriage dynamics, and the so called formula for happiness, noting persistent pursuit and misread cues as men and women navigate romance.
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Houston
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Oklahoma City
Texas
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San Aritoro
Josephine Reimholtz
Hale-in-the-Wall
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Hill Street
Hendrik Witter van Loon
Willam Jennings Bryan
Mussolini
Hitler
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House of Rats
Mesita City
Mexico
England
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Rio Grande
México
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King Kean
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Sants
Yorkville
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France
Yvonne Printemps
Lucienne Boyer
Midtown
Paris
Berry Wall
Reone
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Fr Anthony Drexel
Jimmy Walker
Phil Plast
Walker
Otto Barnsion
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Kohn
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Staal Trontman
Dempsey
Jimmy Cooper
Harry Silvey
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