New Haven Road Trip Echoes Yale and Travel Hints
A wandering narrator travels from New Haven through towns like Litchfield Bethel and Danbury, visiting Yale, the Yale Bowl and campus arches. The piece notes changing times, a dog episode, hotel quirks, and a carefree mood of nomadic contentment across New England towns with vivid local tone.
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New
Haven
Europe
Europa
Harry Gilvey
Contrcticut
Atda
Bronco
Litchfield
Bethel
Danbury
M. Qued
Derby
New Kaven
College Town
Toove Halled
Squire
Berkeley
California University
Yale
Frane
Jills
Gugeested
New England
U S Will Adhere to Monroe Doctrine
The article defends the Monroe Doctrine against Senator Pittman of Nevada who called for its annulment saying it no longer serves a purpose. It argues Pittman’s stance misrepresents U S foreign policy and could mislead with his seniority as chair of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee. It declares the doctrine a fundamental American policy to be supported long after Pittman’s tenure.
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Wpon
New York
Pittman
Nevada
Committee of the Senate
Committee On Foreign Relations
United States Senate
United States
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Mr. Pittman
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
Grover Cleveland
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Parkhurst’s matured view on reform and Prohibition
The story recalls Rev Charles H Parkhurst once a famed reformer in New York who, after years of retirement, expressed doubt about legislating morals. He warned that you cannot legislate the human race into heaven, a sentiment echoed by evolving public opinion on Prohibition as the Eighteenth Amendment faces scrutiny and decline.
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Parkhurst
Woman’s Weapon in Court: Tearful Witnesses sway Juries
Former Justice Gay H. Brown argues that a tearful woman witness can overpower testimony during cross examination. He notes tears mislead juries and that lawyers should remove such witnesses from the stand to avoid unfair impressions.
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Supreme Court
Gay H. Brown
New York
A Wise Warning on French Wines and American Trade
A Wise Warning argues against repealing prohibition for foreign利益 and warns that lifting limits could undermine legitimate employment. It notes concern over foreign labeled wines and calls for stricter standards, urging fewer imports and higher duties to protect domestic producers.
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America
Listen World! Elsie Robinson on college grads and work
A vintage column argues that college graduates lack practical job skills. Esther Brooke, a veteran employment manager, critiques the four year system, claiming women need hands on training and a realistic eye to succeed in business rather than mere culture and chatter.
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Vaession Gays
Arroy Japer
Janey
Ueal
Esther Eberstad
Brooke
Norax
Lecampuons
Alce Mater
10 and 20 Years Ago From The San Antonio Light
A column recalls events from September including a proposed 4 250 000 bond issue for Mood Prevention by city officials. Charles N L Wiest donated a silver cup for a school football team. Also noted is land transfers in Nueces county and a report from Secretary Bryan about a murder in Mexico linked to a Mexican mine owner.
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San Antonio
Golera
Il Han Deca
Val Chamissioners
Charles NL Wiest
Bryan
V. Neal
Bantiat Church
William ©. Roberton
Anelonio
Elleobe
Mexico
She Tev
Mir
War in Morocco Rifts Clash With French Forces
Edwin C. Hill recounts the ongoing French campaign against Berber tribes in the Atlas region of Morocco. He notes casualties, the Foreign Legion effort, and the struggle to pacify a country viewed as a cradle of wealth for France, comparing the conflict to historic wars and highlighting Berber resilience and white-Arab identity. The piece links Spanish defeats, colonial legacies, and France's long, costly program to secure Morocco.
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Sista
Mediterranean
Paris
Mangin
France
Compiegne Forest
Saissons
Morocco
Frence
Foreign Legion
Alas
Oulda
Alkarelle
Hosmer
Wold Giye Minona
Franca
Cosa
Spain
Sharadtoys
Marouro
Cacaar
Cilea
Derytahos
Oamake Ocharmerk
Monte
Minrrata
Mos Ronco
Areynry
Avanl
Man Perry
Conewn
King
Mynd
Ine
Marry Go Round: Ideal Wife Varies By Men
Helen Rowland compares the ideal wife archetypes, arguing men differ between punctual, routine spouses and spontaneous partners. The narrator muses on preferring a wife who blends charm, surprise, and warmth with independence, rather than rigid domestic efficiency. The piece playfuly explores gender roles and romantic fantasy.
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Helen Rowland
Insects Bite Dangers Described By Royal and Copeland
Bites from insects such as redbugs and black spiders are described with symptoms, risks, and first aid. Redbug bites cause painful red blotches and possible fever, while black spider bites can be severe with cold sweats breathing difficulty vomiting convulsions. Immediate care includes warm baths, antiseptics, cooling, and seek medical attention for unknown bites.
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Crom
Kine Fen
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Fred Rooks
Ring Lardner
Gene Buck
Toom
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Charles H. Parkhurst
New York City
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Drrlia- Han
Busines
Rinehs College
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Winer
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