Naval strength as peace guarantee in era of disarmament
A Navy Day report contrasts U S navy power with global disarmament efforts. Charles E Hughes decries failure of treaties to curb gas and submarines, notes Geneva’s breakdown and the five power talks. Britain and Japan push cruiser programs while the US lags behind.
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Charles E. Hughes
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Hughes
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Geneva
Preparatory Commission On Disarmament
League of Nations
Hudson River
France
Raly
United States
Great Britain
Japan
Coolidge
Italy
American School in Japan Faces Collapse Without New Grounds
The piece notes two fears for American children in Japan earthquakes and losing schooling. After the 1923 quake destroying the school, rebuilt in a mountain resort then housed in barracks, it must vacate next July or face dissolution. A U S drive led by Roland Morris seeks permanent grounds with support from officials and business, missionaries, and educators. About 300 of 2260 Americans in Japan would be affected without a new institution.
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Nippon
Tokis
United States
Roland 8
Morris
Japan
Shidehara
Viscount Shibusawa
Hanihara
Poor Advertising Princes Should Conceal Their Arms and Legs
The piece critiques a royal publicity photograph aboard the Battle ship Renown showing Prince and Princess of Wales in underclothes with two sailors. it argues royal appearances matter, warns against exposing thin limbs, and urges advertising to emphasize strength and dignity rather than lean features and casual poses. It contrasts the kingly image with historical rulers, praising brains over brawn and urging the prince to display his best qualities.
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Duke of York
Prince of Wales
England
Australia
Neptune
United States
Louis the Seventh
France
Francis the
Louvre
George
Scotland
Wales
Ireland
Richard the Lion Hearted
Great Britain
Neglect Teeth Campaign Aims to Save Health
An editorial urges DC dental health work linking decayed teeth to school absences and poor health. It promotes a poster contest with prizes for children and warns neglect leads to decay, pyorrhea, and systemic harm, stressing regular dental exams and proper nourishment for longevity.
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District of Columbia
Man's Imagination by Garrett P Serviss Explores Imagination In Science
Garrett P Serviss argues that imagination guides art and science, enabling depictions of long extinct life and guiding future understanding. He discusses cave paintings and murals as evidence of imaginative engagement with nature, noting how disciplined imagination drives human progress while sometimes being stifled by superstition. Copyright 127, Tytornaliang Feature Service, Inc.
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New York
Washington
Bearts
Dui
Mark
Tytornaliang Feature Service, Inc
President Coolidge Vetoes Farm Bill Critiqued
Dr. Frank Crane argues President Coolidge’s veto of the farm bill reflects a duty to show differing views between the executive and Senate. He contrasts Anglo-Saxon liberty with Russian statism, urging cooperation from the people themselves and warning against topdown government for farmers’ needs.
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President Coolidge
Senate
Payanl
Theneserver
California
Calvin Coolidge
Figures of Speech Round Robin Protest History
The text explains the round robin protest where signers write names in a circle to hide the ringleader. It notes origins from faux French terms and a Cuban ribbon concept, with reference to its use during the Spanish American War to avoid identifying a spokesman.
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Hiand Farling
King Pant
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