Air Service Demands Equal Standing in National Defense
An expert view argues the Air Service deserves equal status with Army and Navy, criticizing imbalanced defense spending since 1918. It cites congressional decisions on air plant allocations, noting the Navy and Army air services received far less than proposed, and urges a unified defense with a single cabinet secretary and undersecretary for national defense.
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Air Service
Army
Navy
Army Air Service
H G. Wells
Navy Air Service
Congress
House
Senate
National Defense
Washington
War Department
Navy Department
Air Department
International health accord aims across three agencies
Surgeon General Hugh S. Cumming states a simple path to general health coordination exists through the International Office of Public Hygiene in Paris with Pan American Sanitary Bureau in Washington and the League of Nations Health Committee in Geneva. Signatories pledge prompt notification of plague yellow fever cholera smallpox and typhus in any territory to allow rapid international response. The U S Public Health Service will cooperate with all bodies, backed by water and municipal health officers.
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Hugh 8. Cumming
United States Public Health Service
International Office of Public Hygiene
Paris
Themaelves
Pan-American Sanitary Bureau
Washington
League of Nations
Geneva
League
Cumming
Paria International Office
Public Health Service of
United States
Dr. Cumming
Wate
Prenatal care lowers mortality rate claim by Copeland
Senator Royal S. Copeland argues prenatal care reduces deaths in maternity cases and urges vigilant medical supervision from conception. He cites a nurse and physician perspectives on education, reassurance, and timely care to prevent neglectful outcomes. Copyright 1697, Newananee Feature Service, Inc.
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Royal S. Copeland
M. D
United States
New York
Corn Heart
Newpork City
Newananee ‘Feature Service, Inc
Gentle Parenting Advice Against Physical Punishment
A 1957 column argues against corporal punishment for chronically disobedient children. It promotes nonviolent discipline, appealing to a child’s honor and the cause and effect of actions, warning that violence breeds anger and rebellion and that love, reasoning, and restraint are preferable to hitting or fear.
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Japan
Boxey
Waris
Putin
Weliy
Resson
Begin Now and Fight Your Way to What You Desire
The passage urges immediate action to pursue tough tasks and life goals. It emphasizes learning through trials, patience, and persistent effort, warning that delaying action strengthens obstacles. It urges clearing clutter, paying debts, saving, giving, and acting today to shape a hopeful future.
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Held
Andy
Figures of Speech Age and a Painted Ocean
Fragmentary text discusses Coleridge and an evolving word Lille, noting quotations and the development of language. The fragment hints at linguistic history and etymology with scattered scholar references and garbled phrases.
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Coleridge
Lille
Shegty
Anand
Via Hauteas
Colwrkdes
Miniature poodles at Tunbridge Owen Dog Show
The article highlights a miniature poodle named Suzette exhibited by Hon. Mrs. Douglas Pennant, sister of Viscount Hardinge, at the Tunbridge Owen Dog Show. It notes the care and training required, praises the dog's intelligence, and comments on the exhibitor's dedication and the potential for equal devotion to humans.
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Tunbridge Owen
Mra
Douglas Pennant
Viscount Hardinge
Suzette
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