Propagandists in Our Schools
A New York Bar Association committee warns of alien minded agitators in American schools and calls for educational Americanism to uproot subversive propaganda. It highlights perceived communist influence in large cities and labor movements, urging citizens to confront malignant growth and protect American institutions.
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Committee On
The
New York State Bar Association
New York Bar Association
America
Inherited Morals Theory Draws Fire From Heredity Study
Scientists say we are born with inborn morals as the Bureau of Human Heredity in London leads a global search on ancestry and character. Critics warn the idea undermines religion and the belief in free will, urging better evidence from British heredity researchers.
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Bureau of Human Heredity
London
Must Foods and Milk Believed Vital to Growth and Health
Reader learns that protein rich foods and milk are essential for growth and health. Articles cite scientific views on diet, protein minerals vitamins fats and carbohydrates, urging a balanced intake for all ages and rejecting milk only for babies.
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Osaka
By Royal Copeland on dairy and nutrition
By Royal S. Copeland M D discusses milk as a diet staple and explains energy from carbohydrates fats and proteins. He cites eggs meat cereals bread and desserts as sources and notes fruits and vegetables supply vitamins and minerals.
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Hing Peas
Syra,, Inc
Presidential trivia fragment from syndicate page
A disjointed quiz fragment asks about U S presidents. questions cover terms served, vice presidents, burial sites, short-tenure presidents, childless or bachelor presidents, official title, a president who died in office, and a Buffalo mayor link. Appears from King Features Syndicate in 908 era.
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United States
Unite States
Washington
Thomas Jefterson
Warren Harding
James Gartielar
Buffalo
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Scrambles of English Watchful Editors Overlooked Errors
A historical column laments persistent copy mistakes in newspapers and the challenge of flawless writing. It cites Bill Conn and Ernest Hemingway, notes editors and writers rely on editors, and describes how even meticulous authors see errors slip into print, prompting beefed up vigilance in late editions.
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York
Ig Fellows
Bill Conn
Ernest
Hemingway
Edith Wharton
Taft election Foretasted? echoes at copy desk chaos
A fragmentary diary-like column recalls a Taft election forecast mocked by staff and a late edition panic. It mentions Eddie Steinhorn named managing editor of the Times Star, long-serving editors, Inverness cape fashion notes, and humorous vignettes of newspaper life and gear.
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Taft
Cincinnati
Eddie Steinhorn
The
Times Star
Steinborn
Wassgruments
York
Pais
London
What Is a Miracle Defines a Life by Forgetting
A reflective prose piece argues we live by forgetting and die by remembering. It urges embracing past pains while choosing to bury them to reach a rebirth of courage and purpose, highlighting memory as both poison and path.
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Manuel Kom
Raft
Jess
King Peassydd
Capt. Achmed Abdullah and London Visit Intrigue
A London visitor recalls Capt. Achmed Abdullah a grand nephew of Afghan ruler Abdul Rahman and his mother Ilyed in Kabul. The piece highlights Abdullah’s vivid tales of espionage duel memories and a sensational London visit by his grandmother the Princess Nadir Khan. The Savoy stay sparked questions from reporters and a political payment by Britain for lavish purchases during the trip.
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Admert Abduigh
Tim
Abdur-Rahman
Afghanistan
Prince Nadir Khan Drani
London
Mayfair
King of
Montenegro
New York
Achmed Abdullah
Loredon
British Empire
Nadir Khan
India
Ilyed
Kabul
Guidur Hurrar
Old Lady’s Retainers Stir London Night Turmoil
A chaotic scene at a hotel features four tall male protectors of a princess, clad in whiskers swords and urban bravado. The crew, described as roguish and dangerous, bar guests at the door while the princess tours London with her zenana. The captain pacifies the situation, but the memory lingers of a tense encounter and a distant, unsettled Europe.
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Don
Kaul
Ruitiane
Catain
Europe
London
Namie
Erbyl Jand
East
King Peas Syn pIne
Jan 27 1928 San Antonio refinery bid appeals to city
Grayburg Oil company officials petitioned the city commission to reconsider its order removing the refinery from the southern city section claiming ten million dollars in gasoline support over 16 years.
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San Antonio
Grayburg OU Company
City Commission
Grayburg
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