Butler Urges US Naval Inferiority in Pact With Britain
Dr. Murray Butler of Columbia, a leading pacifist, sailed to Europe and urged the United States not to build a navy equal to Great Britain. He attacked parity as a narcotic, while critics and leaders like Hoover and Stimson advocated restraint and reduced warships. The piece notes Butler’s ties to the League of Nations and his cablegram push against American naval expansion.
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Winston Spencer Churchill
America
Los Angeles
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Arman
Coolidge
Senatry
League of Nations
Pillars of Nations Association
League
Dr. Butler
League of Niantonid
Potes Naval
Militar
Uni Heights
Carrie Cathweat
Raymond B. Fosdick
James G. McDonald
Profesenor
League of Nations Association
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Frederick J. Lilpierce Reed
National Council For the Prevention of
Ed Porters
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The World of Tiny Living Things and a Plant Cycle
A 1930 article explores life’s circular metabolism from air and soil to plants and animals. It explains how bacteria break down matter, nutrients cycle via plants and organisms, and energy from the sun drives continual circulation. It ends noting the limits of microscope magnification and hints at tomorrow’s continuation.
News From Home by Elsie Robinson sparks urban riot imagery
A vivid column paints New York’s streets and theater crowds as a jumble of sights sounds and sensory overload. Recalling Longacre and Broadway, it contrasts pale faces lipstick glare and bustling traffic with a longing for hometown papers and familiar news from home across the country.
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Longacre
Times
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Chicago
Portland
Jones
Hill Brown
Blue Laker
Ruth
Tina Mami
Broadwax
Lalse Front
Tokurn
Sid Quide
Women traders outpace men in market judgment say critics
A chaotic column notes women dominate marginal trading in New York, showing steadier nerves and cautious judgment during the crash. It contrasts stoic female investors with panicked men and spots a range of women from professionals to housewives taking seats at desks and profiting modestly through careful stock moves.
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Wall Street
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Whetstone of ambition and the ready mind
A 1930 Daily Mirror essay argues that progress favors persistent effort over luck, urging readers to seize opportunities, train relentlessly, and embrace competition. It stresses that fame comes from consistent work, not idle dreaming, citing historic figures as examples.
Fragmented Strips of News and Oddities
Readable bits describe daily life and misc items with odd spellings and stray phrases. Mentions pay, weekly income, and a few names in a diffuse, humorous regional tone. The text blends social chatter with invented dialect amid unclear events.
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