Future of Dirigibles As An Agency Of Defense
A joint congressional committee weighs the Akron disaster and the future role of airships in national defense. The report should reflect competent testimony, free of prejudice, endorsing US industrial and scientific capacity to advance dirigible development for defense.
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Dirigibles
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Congress
Senator King
Utah
King
National Defense
Akron
Jersey
Navy
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Joint Committee
Wom en s Bureau Buoys Minimum Wage Momentum
The Women s Bureau of the U S Department of Labor reports growing support for social legislation to curb economic ills. Proposals center on shorter hours and minimum wage laws, with New York adopting measures to protect women and children and Utah New Hampshire New Jersey Nevada passing mandatory bills. Some states considered similar steps, while California s experience is cited to refute claims that minimum wages become maximum wages.
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Women's Bureau
U.S. Department of Labor
New York
Lehman
Federal Bureau
Utah
New Hampshire
New Jersey
Nevada
California
High Cost of Crime Cited by Education Journal
Statistics from the National Education Association estimate the US crime bill at one dollar per person monthly. Costs cover prevention machinery courts prisons and societal impact. Based on Wickersham Commission reports, the figure is publicly acknowledged by a conservative estimate.
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Journal of the National Education Association
United States
Wickersham
Biography of Bob Davis the two reputations rivered editor and globetrotter
A fragmented reminiscence profile traces Robert H. Davis known as Bob Davis, detailing his two antithetical life stages. It recounts his early editing career in New York, later fame as a globe trotter and author, and colorful anecdotes from boxing circles, literary figures, and socialites. The sketches touch on his friends, travels, and curiosities, with humorous asides about memorabilia and encounters in clubs and salons.
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New York
Bob Davis
Robert H. Davis
Discoverer
Hob Davis
Globe Trotter
Nebraska
Carson City
Heb Fitzsimmons
Ruby Robert
Metrogallian
Jimi Corbett
San Francisco
Jim
Rome
Jack Dempsey
Addison's Disease By ROYAL 5, COPELAND, M. D.
An article explains adrenal glands, Addison's disease history with Addison's description by 1855, and current outlook. It notes skin discoloration, weakness, and nausea, and discusses treatments using adrenal extracts and hygienic care. Decline linked to reduced tuberculosis, with emphasis on early signs requiring attention.
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Addison
Men of Death
Kreg Fawn
Ayn, Tae
Etiquette questions from Kathryn de Peyster column
A reader asks how to host birthday gift openings and craft polite thank you notes, stressing two key aims: acknowledge the giver’s kindness and reference the gift. The piece also includes a cheese and pie dining quirk about serving order and etiquette for fruit or cheese pairings with pie.
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Miss de Peyster
Jack
Why Should Women Stand by Women in 1933
Elsie Robinson argues that women should demand equality and emancipation without special privileges. She challenges the idea of women forming a separate “femaleness” racket, urging women to act as regular humans and accept consequences, seeking an even break instead of protective favoritism.
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Tye
Mer
Remembering Balloon Ascensions At Ran Pedra Park
Attorney Waltem Ty an recalls a time when streetcar sponsors held balloon ascensions in Ran Pedra Park to promote trolley rides. A hot air bag was inflated by fire, with a young man hanging from the balloon as it rose. The balloon burst and the event ended in excitement.
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Mstrict
Waltem
Tynan
Ran Pedra Park
Hallon
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A light column on modern courtship contrasts gender expectations with humorous vignettes. It notes how men promise grand acts yet delay, while women juggle social duties and the subtle methods of attracting affection amid domestic life.
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Helen Rowland
Right of the city to restrict HarbaRecana upheld
The San Antonio court ruling affirms city power to limit HarbaRecana placement on streets. A 1911 note reports a chicken hawk attack near Arneckeville, where a Conrad Sauer’s child was attacked while collecting wood, ending when a larger child restrained the bird.
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San Antonio
W. Fly
Fourth Court of Civil Appeals
Conrad Sauer
Arneckeville
Chern
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