THANK GOD FOR THE SUPREME COURT OF THE UNITED STATES
A defense of the Supreme Court ruling striking down the Agricultural Adjustment Act as unconstitutional. The piece criticizes Wallace and Tugwell, denounces processing taxes, and praises the Court for restoring uniform taxation and protecting wage earners and salaried workers. It extols the Court's decisions since May 1935 and urges Americans to thank the Court.
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Supreme Court of the United States
AAA
Congress
Wallace
Tugwell
Department of Agriculture
Supreme Court
The
United States
House of Representatives
New England
New
Literary Digest
New York
Pennsylvania
Fathers of the Republic
America
Supreme Court OF the
Drinking Drivers Public Service Ad Warns Against Drink Driving
A motorist safety image emphasizes that alcohol and gasoline do not mix. The message urges drivers to avoid drinking if they drive and to paste the warning on their windshield to prevent impaired driving. The piece stresses the danger with a grim death’s head image, arguing a visual reminder is better than statistics.
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Kariman-Pabry
Ace
Glassware sanitation urged by bacteriologists in society
A Society of American Bacteriologists speaker warned that drinking utensils still spread disease. Experts called for stricter cleansing controls for glasses at bars and counters, noting higher risk in lower quality venues and urging equal standards across all establishments.
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Society of American Bacteriologists
New Dawn of Sex Equality Promotes Unified Life
A Parke, Davis and Company advertisement proclaims a revolutionary union of man and woman. It envisions a shared life beyond romance, urging freedom, partnership, and mutual support as a path to life itself. The copy celebrates gender equality and human solidarity over past gender roles and privilege.
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Parke, Davis and Company
Dharmacista
Bubit
Union
Thane
Gels
King Fear
Ryn. Fries
Inflation Evils by Julius Financial Batter
The Washington administration holds a 35 000 million dollar bill for the national debt. Inflation worsens as spending increases daily, threatening bankruptcy. The piece urges taxpayers to act, warns of rising prices, shrinking currency value, and looming deficits, calling for an immediate halt to spending and wary of political mirages.
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Santa Claus
Washington
America
Julius Financial
Washington Administration
Mies
Toll of science in infantile paralysis war and a tragic hero
A 1920s-era account recounts Miss Anna M. Pabst death from an eye infection after a serum exposure and notes a broader fight against infantile paralysis. It highlights G. H. Cowan and RR Spencer, who tested vaccines against spotted fever in Montana’s Bitter Root valley, where Henry Cowan died after a non vaccinated exposure, illustrating frontline risks in early public health research.
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Anna BM. Pabst
Public Health Service
Selenes
Miss Fast
Uiel Avex
Feales
Rocky Mountain
Montana
G. H. Cowan
Nm Che
Spencer
Henry Cowan
Big Henry
Down't
King Foan
Syn
Tne
Rheumatism and Diet Yet Untold in Public Health Debate
A Canadian editor urges focus on rheumatism and its dietary links. The piece stresses thorough patient examination, dental and tonsil health, and whole-body assessment, plus balanced nutrition and moderation to reduce GI load, noting chronic non specific arthritis as a progressive, disabling condition.
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King Fea
Celebrity chasing in New York noted by Brit journalist
An English journalist laments New York celebrity culture, noting many famous figures avoid public spots. He cites Shaws and Augustus Johns, mentions Burgess Meredith and Burgess families, Dean Harper’s red tie, Richard Le Gallienne, Theodor Starvis, Theodore Titze, and Ritz dining scene. The piece ends with a rural quip and a real estate anecdote in Jacksonville.
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0. C
York
New York
Britain
Barrle
Shaws
Augustus Johns
Metropolia
Cis
Theodor Starvis
Theodore Titze
Oath
Ritz
Prohibition cooperation pledge at Texas hotel meeting
From 1926 report: Texas State Hotel association commits to working with prohibition forces and state officers to keep Uyguor out of hotels. R W Morrison, vice president of the chamber of commerce, to address Kis Wants club. Rotary club president R Clarence Jones returns from New Orleans conclave.
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Uyguor
Texas
Gunter Heel
Basset @ resolution
Zee “Gan
Antonia
R. W. Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
Kis
Clib Unehban
R. Clarence Jones
Bay Antonio
Wise Words Power shown in a cryptic column snippet
A fragment of a historical column hints at a debate over music and moral value. It mentions Wise Words Power and contrasts real beauty with popular taste, suggesting a cultural critique without clear events or dates.
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Merediths
JL Merediths
Burges Johnson
Henry Winston Harper
Graduate School
University of Texas
Panhandle
Dean Harper
Vitor 'Placis
Cuntyre
Richard le Gallienne
Paris
Eva
Howard Coleman
Jun
Kin Hubbard
Pash
Scythe Ina
George Ade
Chicago
Jacksonville
McNaught Bend, Inc
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Pittwchus
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