Moving Backward on Philippine Independence Debate
Commissioner McNutt cites low popular support for immediate independence as Gallup shows 76 percent against it. He argues Japanese aggression, naval needs, and U.S. retreat dangers justify keeping the Philippines under American influence. The piece condemns Congress for acting to please the beet sugar lobby and warns of moral and national decline if the United States continues retreating from global leadership.
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Philippine Islands
Paul V. McNutt
Orient
Philippines
Congress
Gallup
Japan
America
Used Cars Drive Prosperity In Texas Through Trade
Used Car Week highlights buying as the start and end of business, linking auto trade to jobs wages and consumer power. Cars symbolize technological achievement and mobility, with many models covering substantial mileage while offering dependable transport.
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Texas
Scientists Debate Heredity Versus Environment In Quintuplet Studies
A report on the Dionne quints at St. George's School in Toronto highlights how heredity and environment shape personality. Dr. Blatz notes distinct temperaments among the five sisters despite identical upbringing, challenging behaviorist views and contrasting with Pavlov’s Soviet experiments on reconditioning motion and fixed thinking.
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St. George's School For Child Study
Toronto
Dionnes
Watson
Earli
Dionne Nursery
Goviet Russia
Ivan Pavloff
Free society versus state control in a planetary age
Edwin C. Hil argues that state conditioning fails to mold Soviet children and that class lines emerge in any rigid system. He contends a free society can form a state, while authoritarians show the limits of centralized power, predicting eventual loss for rigid regimes.
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Uman
Stanly
America Seen Through Eyes of Foreigner Laura Bujankowski
A 17 year old Detroit reader Laura Bujankowski writes from Milwaukee about how immigrants view America. The letter contrasts idealized freedom with harsh realities faced by poor workers in steerage and tenements, while praising foreign contribution to the nation's growth and questioning the fate of naturalized outsiders.
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America
Laura Do- Sowowski
Detroit
Milllions of Sirens
Miss Tobinter
Promiset
Americal
Attitudes and fears on immigration in public lament
A controversial column argues that immigration drains the national treasury and questions the loyalty of foreigners while defending a hard line against those on relief. It contrasts U S openness with supposed European expectations and warns against a return to perceived old attitudes.
Stars and Stripes Not every pewen he owns then Turniders
In a misread public notice a jumble of words hints at a local sale or listing on the bargain counter. The readable fragments reference stars and stripes themes and a man named Turniders or Turniders related item.
Imaginary Interview Reveals Old Guard Jokes on Prosperity
In a comic exchange from The Sun Dal reprinted in the New York Sun on February 22, Washington and Roosevelt debate America’s mood. Washington marvels at booming wealth while Roosevelt warns of deep deprivation, taxes, and unresolved financial woes as he quips about editors and government debt.
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Roosevelt
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New York Sun
America
George
Valley Porgel
Jimmy
Compass Direction Puzzle From An Odd 1938 Page
The page presents a word puzzle about directions with blanks to fill north south east or west. It lists routes like Landen to Dublin and New York to Havre, asking how far or which direction one travels, and includes travel pairs such as New York to Havana and Capetown to Madras for a comic page answer.
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Havre
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Bombay
Perth
Madrid
Berlin
Warsaw
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Cairo
Addin Ababa
Australia
Tasmania
Manila
Bhanghal
Budapest
Munich
Ravel
Pate
Havana
Capetown
Si i
Madras
Yokolvamna
Maally
Han Jancisca
Anemia in Infants and Maternal Diet Impacts
The text explains anemia in infants links to maternal nutrition and iron intake. It notes fetal iron stores are high but can decline after birth if the mother's diet lacks essentials. Proper feeding is crucial to supply iron for growth and prevent deficiency, highlighting risk when maternal diet is insufficient.
Iron rich foods for infant diet listed
The article notes iron deficient infant milk needs supplementation. It recommends adding iron rich foods such as orange juice tomato juice prunes apricots spinach carrots beets pears green beans and eggs to early infant meals to boost mineral intake.
Nutrition and iron treatment for infant anemia discussed
A medical note by Rayal Copeland M D outlines preparing a diet for an infant to safely receive iron. It describes a mutritfatal anemia pattern, lethargy, poor weight gain, and abnormal sleep, with marked improvement once iron intake is increased.
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King Fenn Ayn. Inc
Reconstruction plan for Ban Jose tower collapse discussed
Archbishop Drocesnerta issued instructions for reconstructing the Ban Jose mlanlon tower that collapsed before dawn. Architect Alles B. Ayres will be consulted on the project as plans proceed amid city discussions on related war and water matters.
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Arthur J. Drocesnerta
Ban Jose Mlanlon
Alles B. Ayres
Ban Antonia
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