Hands Up What Then An Editorial On Crime In Cincinnati
A Cincinnati Times Star editorial urges self defense amid rising crime after Chicago’s mayoral crackdown. It advocates arming citizens, even juristicly questionable measures, and warns against returning to savage lawlessness, calling for a wiser, lawful approach.
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William Hale Thompson
Chicago
Windy City
Cincinnati
River City
Cincinnati Times-Star
Ohio
Truth in Advertising Urges End to Unethical School Practices
A FTC led conference of eighty percent of correspondence schools condemned twenty six enrollment and advertising methods. It praised truthful access to education for displaced workers and part time learners, while banning overstatements of earnings, false job demands, guaranteed positions, bogus scholarships, unearned degrees, and misleading use of help wanted columns.
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Federal Trade Commission
Commission
Honest Advertising and Public Confidence
The article argues that public trust falters when ads imply crime or deception. It notes fire sales and oversized discounts erode confidence, while transparent, factual notices build credibility. It previews Federal Trade Commission conferences with patent medicine advertisers as a move toward truthful marketing and better buyer vigilance.
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Federal Trade Commission
Rheumatic disorders and questions answers in medical column
A medical advice column discusses rheumatic disorders classed as acute or chronic, criticizing germ theory emphasis and urging blood cleansing to cure rheumatism. It includes reader questions on gallbladder removal and cucumbers, with responses supporting liver cleansing and proper food combinations.
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G.E. W. Eites
Joyca
Obscure 19th Century Biography Snippet Recounts Clergy and Dignitaries
A fragmentary note lists events and births from the 19th and early 20th centuries. It mentions the Public Worship Regulation Act in Britain, educator and Methodist bishop Krastus O. Haven dying in Salem Oregon, and births of figures including Samuel Stewart former Montana governor and Rev. William G. McDowell adjutator of the Episcopal diocese of Alabama.
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Krastus O. Haven
Salem, Ore
Boston
Persia
Paris
Samuel Stewart
Montana
Monroe
William G. McDowell
Episcopal Diocese of
Alabama
Lexington
Fort Stan Wix baptism of fire and grand visits
Historians note the Stars and Stripes baptism at Fort Stan Wix inland 150 years ago today. In the United States the Human Catholic church’s Lincoln Concordia Wichita diocese celebrate 40 years since founding. Rome gears for King Pad’s state visit to King Victor Emmanuel. The Prince of Wales and Premier Baldwin voyage to Ottawa for a three day stay.
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Stars and Stripes
Fort Stanwix
United States
Lincoln
Concordia
Wichita
Rome
Pad
Egypt
Victor Emmanuel
Prince of Wales
Prince George
Baldwin
Ottawa
World Court hears Lotus case as mass opens Knights event
Day visit in the Dominion capital precedes a Hague World Court argument on the Lotus case. Most Rev Peter Fumasont Blondi, Apostolic Delegate to the United States, will lead solemn mass at the Portland opening of the Knights of Columbus supreme convention. Conventions today span Quebec Quebec City and Toronto while notices list Catholic Foresters, Ladies of the Orient and state pharmaceutical associations in Port Huron and Mandan.
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Dominion
World Court
The
Hague
Peter Fumasont- Blondi
United States
Portland
Ore
Supreme Convention of the Knights of Columbus
Todat Quebec
P. Q
Catholic Order of Foresters
Toronto
Ladies of the Orient
Port Huron
Mich
Michigan Pharmaceutical Association
Mandan
N Dak
North Dakota Pharmaceutical Association
iM THEGING critic ally of the girls with dates
The speaker, claiming brilliance, discusses dating women while belittling them and assuming they enjoy his company. He imagines offering a favor by dating, unaware they may groan or be glad when he leaves. The piece shifts to news about Dr Harry Benedct becoming president of the University of Texas.
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Gink
Diacus
Republican Syndicate
Ivc
Harry ¥. Benedct
University of Texas
New UT President Benedict Brings 36 Years in Education
Benedict, a Louisville native, joins Texas university with 36 years in education. He has long served as dean of arts and sciences and led the institution’s department, after holding roles at the Leander McCormick Observatory and Vanderbilt University. He earned a BOs at UT in 1892 and completed studies at Virginia and Harvard. He succeeds Walter M W Splawn as university president to focus on research leave.
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Texas University
Leander McCormick Observatory
University of Virginia
Vanderbilt University
Benedict
Louisville
Ky Tho
University of Texas
Warvard University
Walter M W Splawn
French Debtte Called Gentrolus By Proncan U Fletcher
Duncan Upshaw Fletcher, born Sumter County Georgia January 6 1859, admitted to bar 1881, practiced in Jacksonsville Florida. Served in Florida House 1893 and mayor of Jacksonville 1895 to 1895. Took U S Senate seat 1909 by governor appointment, elected 1909 1918, re-elected 1915 and 1927. We have been liberal to France and I shall stand.
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OT Ae Duncan Upshaw Fletcher
Sumter County
Georgia
Jacksons Hle
Fla
Fletcher
Florida House of Representatives
Myyor
Jacksonville
United States Senate
Senate
France
Senate Rejects Generous Terms for France in Agreement
A senator argues the Mellon-Berenger terms are overly generous to France and opposes any further concessions. He recalls U S wartime property value left in France and laments inappropriate compensation while cautioning against rigid, endless bargaining. The passage also includes stray poetic lines and an unrelated gardening tip about ferrous sulphate.
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France
Senate
Coun
Poems I Love The Truth by Archibald Lampman
A brief note on Archibald Lampman a Canadian poet who died years ago and left a body of nature poetry praised for its rich perspective and precise lines. The piece compares his style to Bliss Carman and Charles G Roberts, noting its refined beauty.
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Archibald Lampman
Lampman
Bliss Carmen
Charles G . Roberts
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