Hearst Papers Back Roosevelt Third Term Despite Past Disputes
The Hearst newspapers concede Roosevelt earned a third term and now support him, while promising to criticize if necessary in the nation’s interests. They acknowledge the political peril of a third term and urge the public to meet the challenge with resolve. The papers express hope he will seize opportunities to benefit the country.
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt
United States
Hearst
Roosevelt
Mr. Roosevelt
Hey
Cancer Source Found In Mouse Tests At Stanford
Dr. John Frederick Menke, Stanford Medical School researcher, reports extracting from human cancer a substance that can induce cancers in experimental animals. He has not yet proven the cause of cancer, but plans further study to determine if the finding can lead to future prevention or reversal of cancer development.
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Stanford Medical
John Frederick Menke
Menke
Tion Division
Police Department
Saginaw, Mich
Carter
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Cardiospasm Explained and Treated by Dr Moore Jr
Cardiospasm involves a failure of the esophageal cardio esophageal valve to relax, causing food to linger in the esophagus. Symptoms range from a slipping sensation to pain, vomiting, and weight loss, with diagnosis aided by esophagoscopy and treatment emphasizing early dietary management.
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Maby
P. M. Moore Jr
Cleveland
Ohio
Moore
Medical guidance on esophageal dilation and spasm treatment
Dr Bundesen discusses permitted foods during disorder management, use of tincture belladonna and sedatives, and dilation with modal dilators. A rubber tube with air may be used for further stretching, with cautious evaluation for Reynaud's disease causing finger pain and color change. Early professional care is stressed to avoid danger and potential life loss.
Venus life questions stir after Venus atmosphere finds carbon dioxide
Smithsonian officials publish a two statement by H Spencer Jones claiming evidence of carbon dioxide in Venus atmosphere. He notes past Earthlike vegetation and suggests Venus may host primitive life now and possibly evolve to higher life forms over eons.
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Venus
Smithsonian Institution
H. Spencer Jones
Astromonier Royal of
Great Britain
Mr. Jones
Mr. Spencer
Earth
Authorlien
Cosmic life and evolution question era debate
An unreliable excerpt discusses evolution, mammoths, and the role of cosmic factors in life. It cites Millikan suggesting life on Earth may be incidental to making new worlds and hints at future chances elsewhere. The passage meanders with garbled names and questions about Venus and cosmic destiny.
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Selentiia
Robert Andrews Millikan
California I Institute of Technology
Unig
Jones
Ables
Venus
Stark
Anonymous insiders behind Wilkie campaign revealed
Washington report exposes key campaign figures who quietly steered Wilkie efforts. Names include John Holster, Sinclair Weeks, Sam Pryor, Horton, Cowles, and Butler Jr. Analysts link suppressed leadership to Roosevelt era politics and rising juvenile violence during wartime, prompting police to study crime prevention.
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Washington
John Holster
Susator
Taft
Sinclair Weeks
Sam Pryor
Horton
Wyoming
John Cowles
Middle West
Pierce Butler Jr
Supreme Court
Edger M. Queeny
Missouri
Should High School Fun Be a Founding Principle
A columnist debates the role of fun in modern high school life. He argues adolescence deserves meaningful play and contemplates whether school programs should prioritize enjoyment alongside education, noting changes from past to present and the influence on youth standards and values.
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Should gite allowed to feel that a course in contract bridge rank
A reader questions if girls and boys should freely pursue strong interests like bridge or sports, balanced with academics and social life. The piece notes teachers and families largely approve such choices, urging readers to decide for themselves.
What Do You Know What Do You Know
Fragmentary OCR lists a string of odd names and numbers like Adonis 2 Oberons 3 Numad 4 Amaryllis 5 8 Cansanda 8 Cordelia 7 Amazon 8 Dogcomb 9 Apailes 10 Genturlen 11 Arte Dodger 12 Crispin 13 Atticus 14 Cree 15 Bogie 16 Gerber 17 Braggadachto JR. and Dives Turn to Lie Come Page for the Atswars distributed by King Feas Byni Inc.
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King Feas. Byni. Inc
Marry Go Round Precedents of Publicity and Vanity
Genealogist Helen Rowland humorously critiques social rituals in modern America. From cutting lettuce with a fork to sensational publicity and wedding showers, she satirizes attention seeking, brides hopes and the public gaze, noting changes since prosperity era hypes and the rise of candid cameras.
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
In late November 1920 reports from Uvalde recount John Nance Garner poised to become House Speaker as a Democratic majority forms. Other notes mention Dr. Cunningham and hospital leadership tensions while Harding era trip plans unfold and county race spending remains restrained.
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