America Stands at Crossroads
An opinion piece argues the November 3 election will test American democracy and capitalism. It cites Amos Pinchot urging a Landon vote, condemns Roosevelt as socialist, and urges voters to back Landon and Knox to preserve American liberty. The letter frames the choice as progressive Landon versus collectivist Roosevelt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Landon
America
Alfred M. Landon
Amos Pinchot
Stalin
Russia
Mr. Pinchot
Ickes
Pinchot
White House
My. Pinchot
Roosevelt Party
Mr. Pinchot Frys
Knox
Pilgriasis Derm Disease Described With Skin Glands Disorder
A medical note explains pilgriasis as a skin condition linked to fal predating glands, common at puberty. It describes a scaly dirty appearing face area on forehead cheeks and nose, possible yellow or gray scales on scalp, and scales on facial hair roots, often mistaken for dandruff.
Pityriasis Seborrheic Dermatitis Overview and Care
By Royal S Copeland MD, the article discusses pityriasis seborrheic dermatitis, its association with dandruff and hair loss, and notes that causes are unknown though linked to glandular disturbance. It highlights higher prevalence in women and dark complexions, links to hygiene and sedentary lifestyle, and stresses diet, sunlight, fresh air, and proper skin lotion under medical guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pilgrias
Biondes
Alflicon
Pranos
King Peas
Ines
Democracy passion and the American political flame
A lively discussant defends democracy against elite rule, praising universal education and opportunity. A New York financier recalls his own rise, emphasizing self-governance, institutional strength, and the unique, enduring value of American democracy amid global threats and noisy public life.
Evening Social Echoes From New York to London
A mosaic of social notes and anecdotes from 1956. Leonard Lath and Odd Adoye in Oslo, Edison Marshall hinting at an upcoming voyage, and Arthur Guttermen’s readings. J. Glaenzer and Ernest Truex attend a Swedish dinner. Bob Brinkerhoff’s cook serves a London dinner with guests like Lee Shippey and Don Herold. Mrs. Josh Casden, “Our Nell,” and Lord Mountbatten’s circle surface in portraits of society, decor, and high life. Complaints about auto watchmen patrolling the theater district and their fees appear amid broader salon chatter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
0. C. Mcintyre
New York
Leonard Lath
Tops
Ung
Muste Eglile
Gracia
Odd Adoye
Oslo
Allen
George Adé
Miami Beach
Edison Marshall
Charlie Driscoll
Jules Glaenzer
Ernest Truex
Bob Brinkerhoff
Lee Shippey
Los Angeles Gazetter
Don Herold
Dick Berlin
Moment
Kay Brush
Bob ‘Winans
Arthur Guttermen
Gally the Troubadour
Josh Casden
Cil Forte
Palm Beach
Oklahoma
Europe
Nell
London
Lord and Lady Mountbatten
No need to hide brains for popularity says Minnie
A 1920s dialogue notes women fear public judgment as they gain power. Minnie argues brains help, but shrillness and bossiness scare men. The piece contrasts male confidence with female insecurity, urging women to use their minds and speak up.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brett
Musson
Actin
Minnie
Rbut
King Vena, Synd., Inc
San Antonio Delegation to Houston for Ship Christening
From the files of October 36 1926 Wells Morrison presiding chamber of commerce heads a San Antonio delegation to Houston next week for the christening of the Southern Steamship Company's ship San Antonio. Concert stars Mario Chaniite Ruth Miller dazzled Municipal Auditorium audience last night. Bowen's Island permission for scout activities granted to Boy Scouts of San Antonio. District Guardsmen stationed in DC now in San Antonio for Halloween party October 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. W. Morrison
Chamber of Commerce
Wille
San Antonio
Houston
Southern Steamship Company
Ines
Mario Chaniite
Ruth Miller
Munnicipal Auditorium
Bowen's Island
Boy Scouts of
Sair Antonio
Lafayette Ward
District of Columbia
W. GC. A. al & Hallowen
Navy fans ignore shoddy seating at Annapolis
Naval Academy visitors admire dignity of buildings while football crowds find spectator accommodations lacking. Lawton High School fans view their reinforced concrete stadium as a bare shed, despite WPA funding. A long forward pass from Washington is cited as a brilliant WPA maneuver amid debate over costs to taxpayers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Naval Academy At
Annapolis
Navy Eleven
Chavah
Corse
Lawton
Okla
Tares
Washington
MRK
New York Evening Site
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Royal S. Copeland, M.D
Edwind
New England College
Sonia
Gueat
Grateul
Zonn
Kite Eas
Tnt
Aelzure
Wos Badde
Yace
Ve Hassard Shorh
Hyde Park End
Desaert
Ha Ls
Milton Berle
Chicago
Loew
Dagatelles
James Kt. Nackett
Tullid Garminutl
Lansoni
Ripert Hughes
Wil Guppy
Ig Crosby
Italy
Ding
Biber’ Hubbard
McNaught Sind
Elsie Robinson
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