British Newspaper Sees Evil of League in US Debate
The London Daily Express calls for Britain to withdraw from the League of Nations amid warnings about entangling the US in foreign affairs. The piece argues Britain must reclaim liberty of action and resist European entanglements while citing Washington and Geneva as competing centers of influence.
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New York
League of Nations Association
Philip C. Nash
United States
Nash
Senate
Hearst
League of Nations
League Court
London Daily Express
Great Britain
League
Daily Express
Britain
Jesus
Germany
Austria
Hitler
France
Rumania
Poland
Jugo-Slavia
Czecho-Slovakia
Europe
Paris
America
London
Geneva
Joagua Court
Washington
George Washington
The American standard of living debate and a Chevrolet ad
A fragmented social essay questions the American standard of living and gender roles, contrasting real life with cultural expectations. The piece blurs into a Chevrolet advertisement praising fuel economy, service, and fleet efficiency, linking consumer life with national prosperity and editorial musings on modern domestic life.
Vaudeville’s Glorious Echoes and Stage Frights of Old Nights
A nostalgic piece recounts dramatic backstage misfires and crowd chaos from early theater nights. It recalls famous premieres at Knickerbocker and Apollo venues, notable performers like Warrick and Tuntated, and the shift from vaudeville to modern stage forms. The writer laments declines in vaudeville while hoping for a revival and praises iconic acts.
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Nolor
Tareely
Robert
Warrick
Wirwiek
Wheeler
Tor Rome
Conat
Yousteville
Townom Seely
Benny Kiells
Jeriof
Minaret of Death and Progress Across the World
An essay-like piece contrasts the Mecca facing tower used for Muslim prayer with the infamous public execution tower in Bokhara. It recalls 19th century events, cites British officers thrown from a tower, and argues progress via modern communication linking employers and workers, ending with a nudge to read classifieds for a “Minaret of Life.”
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Mecca
Stoddart
Conolly
Business Men Urged To Take Vacations
A June 3 editorial urges businessmen to take vacations to restore energy during a season of economic strain. It argues relaxation aids productivity and warns against continuing work amid noise and unrest, suggesting summer trips inland or to cooler regions as beneficial for morale and health.
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