Roosevelt's New Deal clash over labor standards and imports
The piece argues President Roosevelt’s push for higher domestic labor standards conflicts with Secretary Null’s push to expand imports from lower standard countries. It urges voters to choose a path, condemns foreign competition, and calls for protecting American workers from perceived overseas labor evasion.
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Roosevelt
Congress
Null
Yee Jaboy
Marsscchusetts
New York
Illinois
Anr
Japan
Soviet Russia
Europe
Asia
Latin America
America
Memorial Day Address Emphasizes Self Government Rule
Came mandey Colmery of the American Legion urged Americans to focus on preserving their own democratic system. He warned against meddling in foreign nations and advocated letting others govern themselves to maintain peace and avoid entanglements in Spain and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mandey Colmery
American Legion
America
Medida
Europe
Spain
Public Debate on Marriage Prep Sparks Outrage and Advice
A lively reader debate in Davis Circle discusses premarital preparation, parental duties, and social policy. Leonard L. Woudennimp urges mandatory readiness tests and counseling before marriage, while Miss Robinson defends reforestation and training programs for released campers. Contributors from San Francisco and Houston weigh in on youth, industry, and motherhood duties, with reactions to CDC and relief efforts.
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CDC
Dany
Attack College
CICC
Urgent contest asks young women to solve mother dilemma
A reader letters contest by Elsie Robinson invites under 30 writers to discuss if a 42 year old widowed mother should work to support herself or let her daughter pay the price. The prize weekly includes five $10 awards and one $5, with rules on length, age, and postmark deadlines.
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Denellus Robinson
Tts
Marrage
Tyom
Phrysten
Mel
Ann
Mam’selle
King Pena
June 7 1917 local notices and Navy enlistment move
A 1917 San Antonio page notes Mrs A J Wilson to become superintendent of Robert Th Gray Memorial Hospital succeeding Mrs Martha Robertson. Also listed is W E Remington Twenty- first Infantry joining the Navy recruitment station temporarily. The piece cites patriotism in urging Liberty bonds and recalls a telegram quoting McAdoo on potential war costs if Germany wins, outlining a massive national debt scenario.
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A. J. Wilson
Woodmen of the World
Meanoris
Robert TH. Gray
Memorial Hospital
Martha P. Robertson
Virst
Leuk
W. E. Remington
Willy the Gamy
Antoniany
J. W. Hoopes
Dallas Federal Reserve Bank
J. Ve Hucket
General County
MccAdoo
Germany
United States
Fragmented trivia puzzle from King Features Syndicate page
A garbled quiz listing authors and works invites matching pairs and questions about Milton Wordsworth Bryant and others. It cites William Wordsworth, John Burroughs, Alita Chaknof War, and Dante, with references to classic poems and a 1027 copyright note, all in a single comic page style prompt.
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Ljotn Milton
Eseerenes
William Wordsworth
Withiam Criller Bryant
Realaguh
Andrenesa
Bmaltien Arnold
Coenen
Wordsworth
Helen of Trayand
Dante
Copyrigix
King Features Syndicate
Leste
Poe
Kalliver
Nonsensical OCR Fragment About Love and Work
Fragmentary text appears to mix stray phrases about love, intent, and attention to work with garbled words. No coherent event or identifiable entities are present to substantiate a proper news item or summary.
Fragments from a New York diary and social notes
A long, jagged excerpt from a New York diary notes socialites Aubrey Eads and W. Fer dlerbitt, editorials on religion, and nightlife figures such as Mary Boland and Gene of the Colony. It mentions tracker days, Trinity noon services, and anecdotes about theatergoers, social rivals, and correspondents like J. P. Morgan and George Gershwin in a bustling metropolitan tone.
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New York
Fanhy Hurst Wid Bow
Madge Davis
Florence
Mickey Ellen
Jack Fowell
London
Janes
Kentucky
Chatham Peross
Lo Bul Corum
Trinity
Rousseau
Mary Boeland
Mary Boland
Misa Holand
Wild Animals and Zoos Drawn by Modern Habits of Care
A veteran writer surveys advances in zoo exhibits and animal care, noting Washingtons new air conditioned penguin house and tropical climate controls for mammals. The piece traces evolving exhibit design, educational aims, and the uneasy appeal of cages with painted habitats, praising Agassiz and Buck as pioneers while reflecting on human–animal relationships and the broader cultural impact of zoological displays.
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Washington Zoo
Tropics
Washington
Lubin
American Society of Mammalogists
The
Forest Service
National Park Service
Zod
Rollo
Serviers
America
Cuvier
Americal
Agassiz
Maxavell Anderson
High Tor
Wild Animals
Frank Buck
Ava
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PRS
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Anc
Davis
David Curtin
San Francisco
Calif
David
Ained
Catt Screfel
Carl
Lim
Delgit
Barby
Tanti- Meg
Carl J. Seefeld
Houston
Tesas
Elsie Robinson
Millon Jong
San Antonio
Bexar
Music Hall
the Capitol
Para~mount
McIntyre
New ‘York
Mrs. W. EK. Ferdlerbitt
Rene Black
Waldorf
Gene
Pheodor Searvas
Theodore ‘Tiree
Bernard
Bagatelles
J. P. Morgan
Clyde Beatty
Shirlair Lewis
Arthur Samuels
George Gershwin
Edgar Herren
Duck Dempsey
Broadway
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Fey
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England
Louis Agiary
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Harvard University
Frank
Sey
King Peas
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