Freedom Versus Subversion in American Schools
Opinion argues state funded schools must avoid teaching that undermines American institutions. Citing Columbia University professor Reisner, it warns indoctrination in universities risks subverting democracy and prompts political action to protect civil life and property. The piece contrasts American limits with Europe and Russia where teaching subversive ideas risks expulsion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward H. Reisner
Teachers’ College
Columbia University
Russia
Gere Tmany
Italy
Germany
Reisner
England
France
America
Trojan-horsa tactics blamed on Comintern leader
The report accuses GEORGE DIMITROFF of urging fifty two nations at a Comintern session to infiltrate religious bodies and unions with communist doctrine under liberal antifascism and peace rhetoric. A Moscow correspondent was expelled within 72 hours after denouncing these tactics, prompting questions about links between the Comintern and the Soviet government.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Dimitroff
Comintern
Jan Otman Berson
Moscow
Foreign Office
Russia
Old Potato Revolt Echoes From Concord Bridge
The piece recalls early opposition to potato control laws sparked in New Jersey by Dean Carl Ackerman and farmer allies. It cites Senator James W. Wadsworth declaring he will grow and sell over five bushels of potatoes next year without government interference, reflecting constitutional themes and Franklin D. Roosevelt nickname ties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
al Smith
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Robinson
Old Doe
Jones
Judge Brown
Jon
Cheney
America
Arrose
Kine Feas
Debates on Depression and Government Power Shift
A reader reflects on Sherwood Anderson and the 1930s mood, noting Americans increasingly question governance and reclaim civic voice. The piece argues Americans are reconnecting with common roots and pushing for public participation amid economic strain.
Sunshine Shafts A Nuster Observation About Temper
Fragmentary OCR passage discusses temper, money, silence by a man and a phrase about experience being a fool's master. Content is garbled with unclear names and dates, offering little coherent event or persons. Context suggests a reflective or aphoristic note rather than a concrete incident.
Common Prostatic Disorders and Treatments
Royal S Copeland outlines prostatic disease in middle life, noting prostatitis hypertrophy and risk of neglect. He explains gland location near the bladder, symptoms from urinary obstruction, and the shift from risky surgery to modern urologic procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Royal S. Copeland
Py King Peas, Syn, Inc
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland on the art of being a husband
A 1935 piece notes that being a husband demands talent and patience equal to being a wife. It argues many a man excels in public roles yet fails at domestic harmony, urging understanding of women as the key to a successful marriage and noting the shared duties of partnership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Hla
New York's kaleidoscopic social scene and stray musings
A vivid, fragmentary portrait of Manhattan’s late night culture mixing urban tastemakers, clubs, and literary figures. It surveys cafes and dining spots, chess circles, and a cast of writers, actors, and editors, with nods to Khartoum, Sudan, and global curiosities.
Vaccine Fight Backed To Stop Infantile Paralysis
A historical account notes the polio era’s waves across the United States, with emphasis on vaccines proposed by Dr. Park and Dr. Brodie in New York. It covers the disease’s origins, spread, and the hope that vaccination will curb outbreaks, including early trials in California and free public doses in Virginia and North Carolina.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Carolina
Washington
Sweden
United States
Simon Flexner
National Academy of Science
Flexner
Western Front
Foyeen
New York
William H. Park
Maurice Brodie
California
Parks
Parl Naya
Public Health Service
Virginia
North
Park
Bya. Inc
10 and 20 Years Ago (Fem ) A SEPTEMBER 13 1925
A fragmented society snapshot recalls 1925 San Antonio military drills and R O T C plans. Prof Adams announces teams for the Dallas state event while fatigue uniforms cut costs for the Fifteenth Field Artillery. Local officials urge road safety and city improvements amid transit concerns. Fort Bam and regional defense talk dominate the era as civic leaders shape public service policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fem
May
Adams
San Antonio
Announced & Company
Crack Endeta
Dallas
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William E. Gladstone
Nelson Harding
Mars
Elsie Tye
Tye
Hess
Sherwood Anderson
Charles Scribier
Anderson
Oval
Hysin
Flain
Commer
Mona
Coe
Ara Bono
Ama
Hing Peak
C. O. McIntyre
Lelington Avenue
Sifentt
Lous Berg
Fark Avenue
Emmanuel Josephson
Oscar Hammerstein II
Palk
Hollywood
Bob
San Francisco
Fisherman's Wharf
Arthur Hornblow
Sudan
Alver
Khare
Gordon
Glo Transit
Giovla
Byrd
al Bedell
Dean Dalrymple
Gotham
Second Avenue
Chiatly
Auer
Lenin
Washington Street
Rambrandtesque
Bank
Guran
Desvert
Armivalars
Manhattan
Lower East
Para Breso
Foch
Napoleon
Coalidgs
Ots Sitonen
George Buckley
Billy Seaman
Fanny Hurst
Honolulu
Carl van Vechten
Hungary
Edwin
Hill
Jenner
Marry G. Bishop
Fifteenth Field Artillery
G. H. Cushman
Din Autonlo Public Service Company
Goliad
Water
Vance
South Freehatretta
Peter Prewler
New Empire
St Fast Houston Street
Fort Bam
Houston
Southwest
Merris Shepnerd
Saidon
Billy Sunday Evangelical Association
First Baptist Church
Pete Rman
Yat Hicks
the Flannery
John Benedett Jr
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