Congress Must Act to Stop Flood of Cheap Foreign Goods
A critical editorial denounces Congress for refusing to curb cheap foreign imports harming American workers and markets. It argues that only urgent, concrete protection like compensating duties can shield U.S. industry, urging the public to Buy American and pressure lawmakers before the session ends.
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Boswell
Ramond Johnson
Congress
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Europe
Asia
Ottawa
Bunsbey
Captain Cuttle
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The Mail Man By T. E. Powers
A fragmentary verse piece critiques boredom and social decay urging change. It poses questions about modern conditions, religion, and personal integrity while referencing a fictional or satirical stance on a stand up performer and a dated world order.
Listen World by Elsie Robinson featured in New York column
A fragmented excerpt from Elsie Robinson discusses societal rights, parenting, and family norms. The piece reflects on Modern life, art museums, and public spaces in New York, noting crowds at the Natural History Museum and public reactions to cultural offerings.
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New York
Museum of Natural History
Bronx
Central Park
Aquarium
Ouu Magazine
Roosevelt
Floyd Gibbons
Lee
Natural History Museum
Long Lived Turtle Hero Ends 200 Year Life
A legendary turtle famed for surviving two centuries has died. Reports describe the creature’s extraordinary longevity and its quiet, enigmatic presence in local lore across generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
Newton
Marital Memories and Social Notes From The Village
A jumble of names, years, and social snippets recalls Marie Giles Antonia Light and festive events. The page mixes wedding chatter, local gossip, and references to community figures like Helen Row and Wario, with notes on attire, gifts, and family milestones from decades past.
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Marie Giles
She Liar
Antonia Light
Galapagos Tales and a City Memory in Odd Fragments
A fragmented reminiscence mixes travel, Galapagos tortoises, and urban snippets from New York. The piece contrasts calm, homely kitchens with bustling streets, referencing figures like Rockefeller and Chaplin, then muses on life length and intensity. It ends urging a vivid, meaningful life over longevity.
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