Protection of Bank Deposits in U S
A public appeal urges stronger government protection for bank deposits in the United States. Citing 1825 failures in 1930 and over 6,000 total in the past decade, the piece argues for federal and state action to safeguard deposits and deter bank wreckers. It calls for urgent bipartisan study and reliable safeguards to restore public confidence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Federal Reserve System
Congress
Houses
EFWO WOMEN And Two Worlds
A contrasting pair of images shows the Queen of England dignified at court and a Bugis bride carried by her father, heavily drugged to suppress movement or gaze. The queen wears the Order of the Garter and jewelry, while the bride’s marriage ritual involves strict propriety enforced by narcotic sedation, highlighting cultural disparity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Sega
Bugis
Night out gone wrong in a rough town misadventure
A narrator describes an evening in town marred by rough crowd antics in a speak easy and a Broadway gym misadventure. The night spirals from a casual gathering to a chaotic brawl, physical comedy, and a dizzying sequence of injuries, ending with a warning to avoid such nights in the future.
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Bo T
Earsperilla
Opea
Army
Navy
Listen World American Mothers and Household Roles
A reader column argues for female labor, childcare support, and rethinking American parenting norms. It cites a Houston letter praising hired help for mothers to better educate children, contrasts with a husband’s stance, and calls for training girls to be mothers rather than assuming women know all. It critiques Americans’ expectation that mothers do all housework.
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Abe 9
Mil
Spften
Jeter
Reagan
Rae Dul Hs
Fike
Houston
Paddys
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland
A satirical tale recounts a bachelor’s weariness with women and marriage as he proclaims love a burden and declares a wife the only sanctuary. The text depicts social attitudes with humorous aphorisms and mock courtship dialogue.
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Helen Rowland
French Attitude on Briand
CALVIN COOLIDGE notes in The Light that Briand faced defeat in his bid for president, reflecting on French foreign policy and public sentiment. He compares Briand’s standing to Hindenburg’s, says France will endure and recover, and discusses influence, loyalty, and civic spirit amid European tensions.
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Northampton
the Light
France
Europe
Briand
Tihe
Critteno
Tap
Hin
Geneve
Calvin Coolidge
Gall Bladder Diet and Disorders Overview
A pamphlet by R. S. Copeland discusses gall bladder and liver disturbances linked to infection obstructions and poor diet. It notes higher incidence in women with several children and urges avoidance of fatty fried foods and rich gravies while emphasizing moderation in sugars and starches for digestive comfort.
Two Women Continued From First Two Columns
The passage describes a scene of a groom carrying his bride on a bamboo ladder as part of a wedding ritual and criticizes customs in other countries where the bride is subjected to brutal traditions. It contrasts these practices with a call to recognize our own flaws while judging others.
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Torequemuda
Bina
Pinkerton
Gallipolis
Paul Revere
South America
Barbara
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T. E. Powers
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Party OF By Fit
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Lome
Broadway
Comebody
Bome
Dody
Sidney Pillad
McNausst
Elsie Robinson
King Bye
Ines
Capreent. McClure
Coolidge
Light
San Antonio
R. 5S. Copeland
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