Philippine Problems Facing Hoover Hurley and Policy Ahead
Editorial argues President Hoover should study Philippine issues in depth as he faces two key questions. It discusses selecting a successor to Governor General Davis, possible independence legislation, and whether Hoover will continue Coolidge’s Philippine policy. The piece urges decisive, fact-based action aligned with Coolidge’s stance.
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Hoover
Davis
Rynghaw
Senate Committee On
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Diya
Tie
Nust
Calvin Coolidge
Leonard Wood
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Coolidge
Ticket Line Anecdote by a Reluctant Shopper
A noisy crowded queue outside a ticket booth features a wary narrator describing ticket fuss, mock politeness, and a casual encounter with a witty seller. Amid bustle and sarcasm, the narrator recalls past productions and a hope for a smoother experience, ending with a wish to meet a familiar producer.
Unemployed Royalty Mien and Spain's Revolution Echoes
A garbled report depicts turmoil as a queen and king flee and royal power collapses. The scene shows crowds cheering a change, churches and monasteries burned, fortunes seized, and nobles ousted. The royal family retreats to a tomb site near the capital with their children, fearing an uncertain future.
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Spain
Saya Fonges
Feswit
Listen World by Elsie Robinson Inspires American Faith
A reading of Listen World by Elsie Robinson urges belief in American potential beyond money and machinery. The piece contrasts wartime sacrifice, resilience, and national unity with material prowess, calling readers to trust vision over wealth and to value liberty and democratic ideals.
Nursing Babies By Royal Copeland M D
Practical guidance on early infant feeding from Royal Copeland, detailing feeding intervals, colostrum, avoiding water or teas, and establishing regular nursing and nap schedules to promote healthy digestion and sleep patterns in newborns.
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Copeland, M
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Declaratory Judgment and Centralization of Authority debate
The text discusses declaratory judgment as preventive justice in continental Europe and contrasts how different courts approach interpretation. It notes the process clarifies meaning without breach or hostility, and calls for uniform regulatory approaches to commercial matters to curb centralization and broaden federal influence.
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Weir
Manny
Avelaestors
Javeniia
Paris
Nak
Pelelee
Finn Nair
Stars and Stripes A Gout Wgapeatlan Ad Ne Wali
Two tangled fragments describe a couple near a whirling lug and a tone of urgent inquiry. A girl is mentioned as perfect yet unclear in actions, with a blurred reference to a telephone and a “Fret of He Whrt Berta.”
Marry Go Round Fashion Wonders Stir Public Fancy
NELEN ROWLAND discusses men in fashionable swimwear and the allure of tailored bathing-suits. The piece satirically weighs social anxieties about masculine attire, praising groomed, well dressed men while warning against flippant fashion trends.
Royal Marital Ties in Turbulent Spain Report
Fragmentary 1920s era text hints at royal marriage amid Spain’s turmoil. Mentions Queen Ena, Alfonso, and royal figures, suggesting unsettled ties and possible exile. References Spain’s political climate and royal expectations.
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