Poindexter Alaska effort linked to relatives attack
The Star reports Senator Poindexter’s Alaska development campaign faces a baseless attack by reactionary organs. The piece asserts the relatives story is fabrication used to sidetrack his Alaska bill. The Star and readers stand with reform and with striking Russian monks challenging trousers as a luxury.
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Poindexter
The
Star
Gilson Gardner
Penne
Alaska
Guggenheims
Waee_papers
Alaska Hill
Jnst
Month of the Bellyache warns against excesses and heat
The piece cautions readers to avoid iced drinks, unripe fruit, overindulgence, and exposing pets to heat. It urges moderation in weather and alcohol use while advising a calm, philosophical approach. Ella Flagg Young is mentioned regarding teaching before motherhood.
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Sol
Profit sharing as Alaska bill advocates moral victory
The piece argues a profit sharing plan, where workers and buyers share excess profits, would align incentives, reduce conflict, and showcase humane capitalism. It elevates morality over mere finance, praising government example of mutualism while noting capitalists’ hesitancy. The column touches on various contemporary notes.
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Alaska
John Smith
Get Thin By Hitching Auto Thrills In Elmer
A lively Elmer New Jersey Times column mixes humor and gossip about fashion and fitness fads. Readers recall taunts of Beeleysport men and a flood of early morning auto stunts including a weight loss craze where women hitch rides on moving cars.
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Elmer
N. J
Pittsabore
Diana M. Bumpoint
Editor's Mail About That Play and Public Justice
The Star prints readers questions and opinions on censorship of a play The Colonel and His Friends. Letters urge open court conduct, old age pensions, fair wages, anti vice stance, and harsher punishment for crimes against young girls, urging justice for mothers and daughters.
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the Star
Courts of Justice
Socialista
Lord Ballyrot in Slanpland
A social visit leads to a shooting incident in which a stranger receives a superficial wound after a bullet strikes him near a fence and gate at a New York World report. The scene includes a playful remark about a phonograph and operatic music at the host’s home.
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Mr. Fox
New York
N. Y
Local tales of clever helpers and sly humor
A clever schoolteacher in the suburbs supports her family and calms her mother with a plan for a class story that uses an eye as a prop. A comic scene at a restaurant ends with a counterfeit bill rejected and the patron walking away with the change. Other snippets note traveling men, a semi industrial exhibition in Buffalo, and a failing play provoking mixed reactions.
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Columbus
Cleveland Plain Dealer
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Buffalo
Lippincott's
Metropolitan Magazine
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