Build Nicaraguan Canal for liberty and defense
Articles argue for completing the Nicaraguan canal to honor the constitution’s sesquicentennial. It contends the route would double Panama canal defense value and trade, shorten Atlantic to Pacific and Orient distances, promote peace in Central America, and strengthen U S relations with South America. It cites 1916 purchase, 1929 Army survey led by Lt Col Sultan, and compares to the Panama canal under Theodore Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Congress
America
Panama Canal
Central America
Woodrow Wilson
Army Engineers
Cal
Daniel I
Sultan
Corps of Engineers
Nicaragua
Panama
Atlantic
West Coast
Orient
Gulf Coast
South America
Theodore Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Splendid Motto on American Imitation by Irish Lecturer
A visitor from Europe, Shane Leslie, told the Royal Dublin Society that America will imitate itself and evolve, rejecting future treaties with European powers. The audience praised the idea as a splendid national motto for those who are international minded, noting America’s leap toward European ideas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Shane Leslie
Enid
Royal Dublin Society
Atlantic
Europe
That Thousands May Walk Ball Campaign Slogan
The piece describes the nation wide President's Birthday Ball for infantile paralysis aid. It notes 70 percent of local proceeds stay locally while 30 percent goes to the Warm Springs Foundation, linking local charity to a national effort and urging action that will help those who cannot walk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warm Springs Foundation
Roosevelt
Teeth Prophylaxis and Tooth Decay Prevention
Royal S Copeland argues daily brushing helps but decay occurs despite brushing. Many fail to clean between teeth allowing debris to foster fermentation and infection. early cavity care and regular dental visits prevent serious decay. Dentists recommend exams twice yearly and yearly X rays to detect otherwise missed issues and reduce tooth decay overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Sally
Ruth
Mums
Dents
What Do You Know Fal Pach Blank Quizzes Dying Statue in Capitol Museum
This quiz-like page lists questions about world landmarks and figures. It mentions the statue in the Capitol Museum, Cheops pyramids near Maleh, and various artists, architects, and works. It invites readers to turn to the comics page for answers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pach
Coss
Tay
Capitoling Museum
Cheops
Egypt
Maleh
Ve & Srilevitay
Bernie Tay Wan Byek
Jean Sneed
Chars Rudolf Pr
Sabres Gaudon
Wootostt
N.Y
Beatinka
Washington
Delaware
Tevant Marocca
Minightey
Seville
King
Dendleate
Tna
Boarding houses in era of jokes and stage life
A reflective piece recalls actors boarding houses as a cultural icon, noting how press agents touted realism of settings and how vaudeville and theater fed on boarding house humor. It traces the evolution of the boarding house trope from 19th century jokes to modern shifts in journalism and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helasno
Helesea
O. Henry
Americana
Tom Marshall
New York
Wbrary
Pat
Mike
Sorehead
Tandady
Bergeon
Kwaby
Vaudevillians
West Forties
Leslie Carter
McIntyre Draper
Minin
Hedda Gabler
Vans Claque
You are the life’s supreme achievement
The piece urges self respect as a powerful social theory, insisting that true value comes from what you are, not what you have done. It calls out fear, self loathing, and external judgment, and motivates to face faults, make amends, and carry dignity as a god within. It ends with a bold claim you could be God within you if given a chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Fesus
Theatre Scenes and Social Whims In A Jazz Age London
A lively column surveys stage gossip and fashion from Harlem to Fifth Avenue. It notes cinema and theater stars, club acts, and cabaret trends, including Randolph Scott and Nat Dorfman, the Hays office figures, and Ruth Draper. It also comments on Pershing’s presence, Detachable cuffs, and New York society life in a brisk, period voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Randolph Scott
Gide Peabody
Julia Elly
Hays Office
Nat Dorfman
Abdy
Europe
Meir
Hendyi van Loon
Dudley Field Malone
Punch
Albert Mander
Arthurs
McKeogi
Sam
Wels
Baer
Amsterdach
Fields
Crosby Gaige
Mae Murray
Harry
Lynn Fontanne
Rite
Student Princes at Municipal Auditorium Jan 24 1917
Dres presentation stars Lucing Mety and Gergely as the campus drama in a Municipal Auditorium show. Archy Crap promises a noon thriller as he scales a building and performs a dramatic stunt near the Grand Opera House. Texas Good Roads group seeks highway bill passage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sty Lucing Mety
Xisie Gergely
Archie Crap
Grand Opera House
Eads
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Paty Vara
Royal S. Copeland
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By Edwin U, Hill
King Feas
Synd, Inc
Elsie Robinson
Jolen Glaenzer
Erskine Gwynne
Jimmy Danahue
Roman
John Pershing
Generss Pershing
DeWulff Hopper
Abert Keller
Turner
Park Avenue
William Gaxton
Whitney Warren
Agchiteck
Luoiug Beebe
Reportoyral
Sulkas
McCrorys
Charvets
George P. Baker
McNaught Synd
Tan
S. A. Liat
Wright
San Anctonians
Austin
D. B. Colp
Texas Good Roads’ Association
Antin
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