The Dangers of the New Deal exposes its supposed totalitarian aim
Princeton finance expert Professor Harley Lutz argues at Stanford that pursuit of recovery through government spending leads to regimentation and dictatorship. He claims the new deal will result in complete state control of production, eroding private enterprise and liberty, and urges Americans to choose between the new deal and freedom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley L. Lutz
Princeton University
Stanford Business
Palo Alto
the Treasury
Hanes
United States
J. B.S. Haldane
Doomed Man Bradley Reflects on Death and Daily Life
A reflective piece discusses the mental and physical toll of extreme peril, comparing J B S Haldane and Dr George W Orle to insights from wartime adrenal responses. It follows Claude Joseph Bradley of Brooklyn facing death with calm, recounting memories from his life and the idea of a twilight zone between life and death.
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George W. Orlle
Cleveland
Haldane
Nesitales
Claude Joseph Bradley
Brooklyn
Bradley
Bia
Jamaica Bay
Cemen
Jin Farley
Harry Houdini
Sid
The Bird of Dawning and a Clipper Ship Tale
Edwin C Hill presents John Masefield’s grant book The Bird of Dawning where the clipper Black Gauntlet sinks in a gale. The cook recalls a muttered toast and a sailor’s fear as Potsy and others cling to life before shipmates save him, revealing life’s hard edges and memory amid danger.
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John Masefield
Manty
Whitechapel
Monty
Anya
London
Potsy
Masefield
King
Overweight linked to gland issues and treatment data
Doctors in St. Louis and peers report overweight caused by gland problems such as pituitary, thyroid, and sex glands. Pituitary obesity clusters fat around shoulders and hips with a fuller face, while thyroid-related obesity shows fat rings at wrists and ankles. Therapy included pituitary extracts, thyroid extract, and specific dietary guidance over about 4.6 months, yielding roughly 30 pounds loss in 77 treated cases, with meal plans described.
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4. A. Werewid
D.C. Weir
St. Louis
Werner and
Weir
Dra
Wern
Diet Plan From Doctor Bundesen For Weight Loss
The text describes a physician led diet of meat, bread, potato, vegetables, pie, gelatin, and beverages with coffee or tea, totaling 1350 to 2600 calories. It notes mineral deficiencies due to lack of milk and questions glandular causes for weight gain, implying medical evaluation is advisable.
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King Heax
Garner image stands firm as attack on poker rumor fades
Washington observers say the Garner image of sobriety and clear judgment undercuts a last ditch attempt to smear him with poker playing and drinking. The public view, built over 49 years of service, favors Garner despite political attacks. Meanwhile Hull’s move to end the Japan commercial treaty is seen as a strategic power play with mixed domestic effects.
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Washington
Garer
Beandat
Garner
Bethe
Grans
Net
Lewis
Man
U. S
Senate
Hull
Japan
Vandenberg
Representaive Eaton
National Education Fund idea sparks youth debate
A Homestead Pennsylvania teen, Ros Allen Vargo, advocates a national education fund funded by voluntary public and federal contributions to cover tuition, books, room and board. The response argues such subsidies devalue effort, warns of taxpayer burden, and notes higher education costs rising faster than earnings.
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Rousallen Vargo
Homestead
Rousallen
Rosie
Whtich
A Reader Seeks Ideas On Student Dropout Costs
A column by Elsie Robinson discusses the value of a practical gap between high school and college, noting that a pause could build cash and self respect while reducing fool notions. It questions whether some youths might drop out and invites reader ideas.
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Tne
Adea
Uncle Gam
King Feas
San Antonio and Alamo Heights clash over dumping dispute
In July 1925 San Antonio ordered guards at city incinerators to stop North Side Alamo Heights from dumping. Mayor Chambers vowed to reopen sewerage issues. A new Intertainment committee was named by the San Antonio Lions Club with members including Maury Maverick and Wray Jones among others.
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San Antonio
Alamo Neights
Jacob Rubboia
Rubbola
Alamo Keights
Mr. Chambers
Alamo Heights
Bar Antonio
Promoter Archetypes Warned By Judge In Wall Street Practice Case
A judge labels the suspect as a spoiled impulsive promoter type, warning that many real estate and Wall Street schemes lure investors with a grand aura. The piece mocks blind faith in blue sky ventures, notes widows and professionals losing life savings, and warns the public that such schemes tempt even wary souls.
Times for boys and girls who don't like work
Helen Rowland discusses ideas of retirement and big plans out west, noting some youths resist hard work while others chase dreams. The piece mocks hipsters and daydreamers, referencing Santa Claus as a symbol, with playful, satirical tone about gender and ambition.
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Santa Claus
Elon Rowland
King Feng
Synd
Wise Words and Whispers of Value in Odd Prose
Fragmented text notes odd maxims about rivalries and schemes. It mentions a “curly bird” and “night hawie” with unclear meaning, and a mock caution about dollar deposits and prices. No clear event or person names emerge.
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Sud
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Causa
Inet
Bone
Miss Rousaller Vargo
West Twelfth Ave
Wworld
John
BO Eaby
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L. A
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Europe
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Newspappr
Germany
Russia
Hin Allen
Wall Street
York No More
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Curly Bird
Worm
Hawie
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