Their Place in the Sun Echoes in Asia and Europe
A reflection denounces the worldwide chase for a place in the sun. Mussolini and Japan pursue expansion in Africa and Asia while urging the United States to avoid foreign wars. The piece laments American casualties and war debts, calling for nonintervention and a focus on national interests, warning against meddling abroad.
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Asia
Mussolini
California
Japan
Ethiopia
China
Europe
Once-Overs By O C Mcintyre New York Purely Personal
A scattered column of opinions and anecdotes by O C Mcintyre. The piece parades writers, performers, publishers, and radio figures with sharp, humorous asides. It references Patsy Kelly, Edward Everett Horton, Gish, Dreyfus, and others, mixing book notes, show business jabs, and personal foibles in a lively, era-tinged voice.
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O. C. Mcintyre
New York
Patsy Kelly
Edward Everett Horton
Victor Herbert
Bury MacIttost
Katy
Homer Cray
Connig Mack
Andrew Melion
Icelandia
Rudy Vailee
Gifford Pinchot
Rick ‘Thomas
Ex Beach
Entiusiwim
Lehman
Spat Weavers
Goodby Loew
Middle West
America
Rascoe Peacock
Rebecca West
Somerset Maugham
Ray Long
Geniua
Foguet
Alfred Dreyfus
France
The Destruction of Democracy and Army Day Call
The editorial laments federal aid and union power, cites 11,120,926 people under government influence, and argues for Army Day on April 4 and 6 to honor defenders. It urges universal patriotic displays, parades, and Sousa’s The Stars and Stripes Forever to mark the day.
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National Industrial Conference Board
Rome
Caesar
Marius
Caesars
Mariushes
Europe
Asia
John Philip Sousa
Our Composers and Tin Pan Alley in Radio Era
Edwin C. Hill reviews congressional hearings on copyright reform and the fate of Tin Pan Alley. He notes the shift from mass sheet music to radio driven song production, the impact of broadcasting on composers like Berlin and Gershwin, and predicts a return to higher sales as new generations engage with music and instruments.
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Congress
Irving Berlin
George M. Cohan
Rudy Vallee
George Gershwin
Gene Buck
Tin Pan Alley
Duffy
Siracy
Simon Legree
Mike
Nellie
Miranda
Jimmy Walker
Irving ‘Berlin
Alexander
American Society of Composers
Gyuurse
Society of Composers
Bill
Congressional Committee
Hollywood
Talking Picture Studios
Kerns
Gershwins
Hing Peas. Synd., Inc
Leave Them Alone to Get Along in World War of Feelings
Elsie Robinson counsels readers to stop forcing harmony and to accept differences within families and communities. If you cannot get along with others, be courteous and fair, yet withdraw from constant interference and refrain from prying into others lives. The piece argues true love is earned, not forced, and warns against controlling or judging others.
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Feas
Tne
Not a Cure All by Royal 5S Copeland M Co
A Mayo Clinic report warns against overreliance on colonic irrigations for digestive disorders. It notes risks from irritating solutions and misused devices, stresses doctor supervision, and argues that simple warm water or saline, used correctly, may help only certain conditions.
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Royal 5S
Copeland, M. Co
Mayo Clinic
Journal of American Metical Associaton
Guarding Freedom: Separation of Powers in the Constitution
Max Berns cites Washington’s warning on preventing any single government branch from gaining dominance. He notes Congress holds lawmaking, the President executive power, and the courts hold judicial power, urging officials to stay within constitutional spheres to avoid despotism.
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Congress
Washington
King Fenn. Lyn
Wisdom Words Warn Against Overestimating Capacity
A reflective note cautions that many people boast enthusiasm but bubbles cannot achieve results, urging restraint and prudence to avoid trouble. The tone emphasizes practical limits and careful self-evaluation.
Reproducing Montrauion at Port Sam Houston Stadium
Work to recreate the Montrauion village on the Argonne front at Port Sam Houston stadium begins under Richard G. Clark’s supervision. Soldiers of the Second division stage the military opera The Spirit of the Argonne as part of Fiesta de Saudecato. San Antonians face a brief window to renew automobile licenses per city records.
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San Antonio
Montrauion
Argonne
Port Sam Houston Stadium
Suprovision
Richard G. Clark
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