Nation Should Stand By President Coolidge
A political statement argues for U S support of President Coolidge’s Nicaragua policy and backing for Diaz, stressing the Monro Doctrine, protection of American interests, and continuity of policy with Mexico. It cites past U S actions under Coolidge, warns against revolutionary violence, and urges nationwide support for the administration.
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President Coolidge
Congress
Diaz
Nicaragua
United States
Monros
Mexico
Sacasa
Coolidge
Nica
Adolfo de la Huerta
Obregon-Calles
Washington
de la Huerta
Obregon and
Calles
Obregon
Mexico City
Los Angeles
National censorship stir continues over moving pictures
Congress roars about censoring film content with indecency patriotism sacrilege and morals. Proposals would grant federal censors broad leeway to ban films deemed unpatriotic unruly or harmful. Despite decency of most American films producers and public pressure keep the issue alive as sessions reopen and debate resumes.
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Congress
Commonwealths
Three Health Rules Easy to Observe
Royal S Copeland outlines Dr Biggar's health guidelines emphasizing food sleep and fresh air as the trio of health. He recalls Hamilton Biggar the Cleveland physician who cared for John D Rockefeller and notes how adherence to simple routines yields longevity and vitality across all life stages.
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Royal S. Copeland, M. D
United States
New York
New York City
Hamilton Flake Diggar
Cleveland
Biggar
John D. Rockefeller
Gol
Rockefeller
Ford
Quiet Danube Reflections On Life And Time On A Yacht
The narrator recalls weary days and the solace of a large white yacht on the Danube. He contemplates memory, identity, and the vast universe, contrasting personal insignificance with the Creator. A late night motor trip with friends Nicky and Teane evokes dreamlike landscapes and spectral light over water.
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Megher
God the Creator
Hira
Famous Fees
Ayn, Inc
Teane
Nicky
Willows
Reign of Styles and Shifting Dress Codes
A survey of changing fashion and social norms compares past and present styles from footwear to hair, dress length, and moral attitudes. It notes transitions from pointed shoes and bustles to knee-length skirts, bobbed hair, and cigarettes, while debating style as outward fashion and inner opinion.
Oslerization of War Remarks Sparked in 1920s Commentary
The text discusses phrases derived from Sir William Osler to suggest sidelining quiet older figures from conflict. It notes Osler’s prominence as a leading physician and hints at his remarks influencing linguistic usage regarding aging professionals.
Exalted Professor of Medicine at Oxford Named
Ashland Daily Independent reports Sir William Fannin or Regius Professor of Medicine at Oxford faced uproar after Johns Hopkins address praising youth and mocking men over forty. The press and paragraphers seized on his remark, reprinting it widely and shadowing him until his death in 1919.
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Regius
Royal
Oxford University
England
Johns Hopkins University
Baltimore
Sir William
King Features Syn., Inc
Power of Music and Modern Vanity in Public Taste
An essay laments the pervasive reach of music and scent in society. It contrasts Odyssean restraint with modern temptations, noting a singer guiding a pain ridden facelift, Hollywood glamour, and the public’s shallow appreciation of taste and perfume, forecasting future value in these arts beyond money.
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Hollywood
Moving Picture Screen
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Queen’s Counsel
Danube
Turkey
Bacolic Press
Isaac Fannin
Mr. Fanning
Ashland
Daily Independent
Power OF
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Racine
Athalia
Madame Tussaud
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