Girls Beware Race Betters Choose Self-Reliant Partners
A 1920s style cautionary column urges girls to avoid men who gamble on horses and sweepstakes. It contrasts two young men, praising the dependable planner who bets on himself and warning that party lifers often fail when duties arise. It stresses choosing a husband, secretary, or salesman who values self-reliance over luck.
Farleyized WPA and the new deal critics clash
Senator Davis of Pennsylvania declares that the WPA uses taxpayer funds for partisan political purposes and pressures workers on public payrolls to vote accordingly. He cites complaints from states like West Virginia New York Missouri and Arkansas as the anti-Farley campaign using the same charge. The speech accuses the administration of coercive politics tying employment to political fidelity.
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WPA
Roosevelt
Congress
Davis
Pennsylvania
Senate
West Virginia
New York
Missouri
Arkansas
Hydra
Senator Davis
LSE
Keems
Farley
OGPU
The Long Fight to Be Fat and Feed the Night
A frank monologue reveals a narrator driven by a restless hunger and distorted body image. He describes emotional storms, a mounting fear of thinness, and a surreal craving for food as crowds pass by. He recalls meals, gluttony, and the irony of bowing to appetite while feeling increasingly hollow.
Snaffling at the buffet as a mock confession in 1836 piece
The fragment presents a playful scene of a person nicknamed Walle the holti tally wave and O. O. McIntyre style satire. Jepson and a Sowingg piece appear as references while a grocery delivery joke runs through the indecisive police mood.
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Jepson
McNaught Syndi, Inc
Listen World By Elsie on Mrs Markham Atlantic Flight
A 1936 column by King Fearn criticizes Mrs. Beryl Markham for flying solo across the Atlantic while defending motherhood. The writer questions women’s rights to careers, mocks public opinion, and argues that maternal duties outweigh thrill seeking.
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Elsie
Beryl Markham
Bob
Reef High
Lil
Willie
King Fearn
Oklahoma drought relief plan exposes flawed WPA funding
The New York Sun reports a 77 county Oklahoma water project under WPA aid. Each county receives a fixed 633 dollars while the federal government pays over 97 percent of costs. Variations across counties show unequal distribution with many arid and populous areas affected.
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WPA
Oklahoma
Cie
Roosevelt
WFA
Federal Treasury
The
New York Sun
Elected Leaders at Highland Park Baptist Church
From the files of the L A Lighty dated October 3 1926 A H Hopkins was elected general Sunday school superintendent and J G Moore associate superintendent at Highland Park Baptist Church Harry Beavers was chosen B P A director. Four railroads are advertised by all steel trains from Chicago to San Antonio drawing hundreds of tourists to Florida this season.
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L.A. Lighty
A. H. Hopkins
J. G. Moore
Highland Park Baptist Church
Harry Beavers
Chicago
San Antonio
Hundems
Tourirty
Varkr Winier
Florida
The Bends From Deep Water Under Pressure
The text describes pressure effects on workers in compressed air environments. It explains how high altitude and underwater pressure cause bodily disturbances, naming the disease as Ca```lsuon``` disease or "the bends." It notes symptoms arise from abnormal atmospheric pressure at depth below sea level and the unnaturally rapid pressure changes workers endure.
Decompression Chambers for Divers With Carsson’s Disease Avert Heart Strain
Royal S Copeland notes bubbles in the veins and severe pain from Carsson’s disease during rapid pressure changes. Modern decompression chambers regulate atmospheric pressure allowing safe work, with periodic health examinations and precautions to protect heart and lungs.
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Cisseon
Carsson
Copy
Ty King Fess, Bynd., Inc
Man's Intelligence and Dominion Over Living Things
An essay-like piece contrasts Zane Grey's world record shark with mankind's wielding of weapons from stone to guns. It notes scientists at Blackpool urging ethical use of knowledge to spare humanity, urging chemists to unite against science misused for destruction and to heed the true voice of intelligence.
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Zane Grey
Sydney Heads
Australia
Blackpool
England
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