We Need an American Administration Bring Back Coolidge and Americanism
Editorial argues for restoring Coolidge era policies in a senate review of Geneva and London naval accords. It urges the foreign relations committee to compare Coolidge’s Geneva stance with Hoover’s London actions, evaluating naval policy and the 5-5-8 ratio and American control of shipbuilding. It targets Senator Borah and the Senate on the rival administrations.
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Reading on Heredity and Evolution in a Fragmented Text
The excerpt discusses simplifying complex heredity topics for general readers, avoiding jargon, and tracing Mendel's work from its beginnings. It mentions depicting life as a branching tree, addressing questions on spontaneous generation, and planning to cover evolution, Bergson, Shaw, and the Tree of Life’s growth in further sections.
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Ker
Abbe Mendel
Bergson
G. B. Shaw
Tree of Life
Lfe
Wiaox
Kay
Werte
Feist
Personal reminiscences of social life and theater scenes
A fragmented reminiscence recalling a New York social evening with Donahue Barton and others, notes on a Greenwich trip, encounters with publisher Robert Scripps, theater shifts, stage gossip, and a long reflection on reality and fashion. The author mentions a cane found on Third Avenue and a dinner at Guffanti's, ending with a philosophical urging to face life.
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Greenwich
Hutchison River Road
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Hagar M. Carr
Guffanti
Right Living on Heredity and Health Habits
The article counsels not to fear hereditary disease and urges training good habits. It notes heredity can influence traits and certain diseases like tuberculosis, but emphasizes strong health through proper nutrition, regular living, and body conditioning to build resistance.
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Unclear self help lament surveys fear and escape
Fragmented prose discusses fear of life and work, longing for rewards, and a desire to change. It references Blythe and Nelly, a harsh social judgment, and the sense of being trapped by society, insisting on taking a different path rather than fleeing.
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