Nations That Speak The Same Language
A discussion on the Hearst proposal for an English speaking world alliance to preserve peace. The piece argues language unites nations, speeds moral and political alignment, and quotes Freeman on language as a badge of nationality. It emphasizes shared words enable instant understanding across distant lands.
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Hearst
Notable Mellon and Hoover Highlight Harding Cabinet
The piece defends the Harding cabinet while acknowledging Fall and Denby. It praises Andrew W. Mellon for debt reduction and fiscal skill as Treasury Secretary and Herbert C. Hoover for engineering-led gains in business, dollar diplomacy, and broad internal improvements. It recalls their notable stature among American statesmen.
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Harding
Andrew’ W. Mellon
Herbert C
Mellon
Treasury
Alexander Hamilton
America
Hoover
Andrew W. Mellon
Herbert C. Hoover
Life's Hurdles by L. E. Bisch
This piece argues that early failure in school does not predict future success. It suggests teaching methods and truancy are not reliable indicators, noting gifted minds rebel and develop along original lines. It highlights individualism as key to exceptional achievement.
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Sright
Premier Syndicate
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Repartee Party Miss Catsip and Mr Dogbone Exchange
The item presents a witty exchange between Repartee Party Miss Catsip and Mr Dogbone about marital attention and control of income. It notes a claim to an undivided salary and husband’s focus as a central joke or point of satire.
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Catsip
Influence as a Warning on Bad Influence and Careful Upbringing
The piece warns that influence shapes climate, thought, and behavior in people, plants, and animals. It cautions parents to guard children from negative influences while appreciating positive ones, comparing harmful sway to a plague and urging vigilance against insidious insinuations.
Nourishment Guidelines For Growing Children From U S Bureau
The United States government Office of Bureau of Home Economics studies how diet affects child health. It compares well nourished children with undernourished ones and recommends daily milk potatoes leafy vegetables two fruits whole wheat cereal meat or fish butter and occasional sweets.
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Bureau of Home Economics
United States
Ferent
Book Collectors and the Art of Reading by Dr. Frank Crane
Crane argues bibliophiles own shelves yet true readers seek information and selectivity. He notes many books are padding and that a good reader is a skilled hunter who discerns what not to read, balancing amusement with purpose. Copyright 1927.
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Frank Crane
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Emerson
Imperial
Paris
McClura Netwearer Syndicate, Inc
Interesting Land and Queen Marie of Roumania Portrait
A descriptive map feature outlines Roumania before and after the war, noting population of seventeen million and neighbors like Russia and Bulgaria. It details Queen Marie’s lineage to Queen Victoria and Russian Czar Alexander II, her Hohenzollern husband, and her royal daughters including Ileana destined to marry into royalty.
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Queen Marie
Roumania
Russia
Balkan
Bulgaria
Jugo-Slavia
Hungary
Poland
Czecho-Slovakia
Marie
Queen Victoria
England
King
Kaiser
Alexander
Albert
Victoria
Greece
Ileana
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Queen’s Counsel
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Fesa
Syn, Inc
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Black Sea
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Ukraine
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