Debates on US Entry to the League Court and League of Nations
The dialogue discusses whether joining the League Court would pull the United States into the League of Nations. Hoover insists adherence to the World Court does not imply joining the League. Hughes argues joining the League is necessary for protection and influence, citing elections of World Court judges and participation in Assembly and Council. The discussion questions if admission to the League Court entails broader League participation, with speeches by Sir Cecil Hurst and warnings about advisory opinions and enforcement.
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Hoover
League Court
League
Hughes
Congress
International Court
League OF Nations
Council
Assembly
Council of
United States
Sls
Senate
O. Q
Cecil Hurst
British Foreign Office
Cecil
Harding
MBI
PTIG
Root
Moorer
Bur
Leagutes
Prohibition Cartoonist Jailed After Prize Fun
A young cartoonist in Ica City won a prize for a graphic argument supporting prohibition but was jailed the next day for drunkenness signaling a clash between anti American resentment and local norms as observed in a Note of Pessimism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Exican
Ica City
The American prima donna scene and fading stage lives
A look at the evolving U S prima donna ideal with Evelyn Sage as a rising figure, the backroom pressures of contracts and marriage expectations, and the plight of displaced actors after the talkie era. It notes Frits Bobet s comeback at age 50 and the harsh realities of aging performers drifting between venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Sage
Cnder
Prio~ Ducera
Prima Doncan
Tate
Victor Uerbert
Jook
America
Parasite Life Cycles and Habitat in Humans
An overview of intestinal roundworms and other parasites, detailing how they invade human intestines, reproduce in vast numbers, and travel through hosts. It explains complex lifecycles from ingestion to tissue migration, intermediate hosts, and eventual circulation, with examples like Ascaris lumbricoides and Filaria.
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Mina
Mary Wonsamie
Bérdy Uum
Suluptary
Saureles
Aoather Maninaler
Laren
Bis Munis
Cyclops
Something Fine Has Happened in Our Town
Elsie Robinson reflects on a local discovery of beauty and craft in a small town. The piece celebrates workers in pewter and wood, their honest materials, and a quiet rise of pride as residents glimpse meaning in everyday craft and communal life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Rice
Phev
Riorra
Important Factors in Weight Control
Royal 5. Copeland M D outlines weight control factors beyond diet. He argues nerves, activity, gland function, blood chemistry, and breathing influence fat gain. He warns overeating fats and sugars, stresses rest, oxygen, and properly chosen foods, and notes fat intake affects health and weight.
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Royal
Copeland
M. D
Binted Senter
New York
He Was Not a Half Way Man Reveals True Innovators
The piece extols engineers and scientists pushing boundaries in physics, chemistry, and industry. It lauds bold thinkers like Marry, Bacon, Archimedes, Marconi, Beaven, Felinor, and Crile, arguing progress requires depth over half measures and practical mastery beyond superficial schooling.
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Induniey
Cooper Union
Highe
Switzerland
Dadfisherman
Marvus
Bacon
Archimedes
Marconi
Beavemier
Felinor
Crile
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