Hoover Accepts Call as Presidential Candidate
The radio audience heard Herbert Hoover declare I accept in a concise clear tone. The piece praises his history of taking on hard tasks from feeding Belgium to aiding Europe after war and shows confidence he will bring energy and ability as president. It argues his readiness to undertake formidable duties should guide voters to elect him.
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Present Days and the Old Time Outlook
A reflective essay contrasts dreamers of a better future with retrospective critics who idealize the past. It argues that the “good old days” were not morally superior, that manners have improved, and that modern society shows greater progress in morals and public life despite ongoing crime coverage and changing norms.
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Ellie Zazeier
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Backsliders discuss weight and health advice from Dr Peters
The column recalls a reader's weight gains and losses tied to dieting and lifestyle. Dr Lulu Hunt Peters encourages normal weight, notes diabetes risk with overweight, and urges gradual, practical changes rather than drastic dieting while sharing personal experiences and an invitation to submit questions for future columns.
Locarno and French alliance shape war sanctions
The text argues that Locarno and the French treaty of alliance do not outlaw war but provide the world’s most solemn sanction of specific wars. It credits Secretary Kellogg’s intentions but blames European powers for insisting on reservations, fearing they equate peace with war or the threat of war.
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New Topographic Map of Alaska Peninsula Report
Prof Thomas A Jaggar reports to National Geographic Society data for a topographic map covering 1500 square miles of hitherto unknown territory at the Alaska peninsula end. He gathered rare geological botanical and biological specimens while the Iszgar expedition studies Velcana phenomena and neighboring regions. A newly discovered volcanic peak was named Dans vdicano in honor of J D Dana. One prize capture was a huge Rodi bear measuring 13 feet across the paw.
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100000 Join Japanese Fete at Asakusa Ancient Ties
A New Jersey man boasts an invention a shock device to halt an automobile instantly while a large festival in Asakusa honors a rite dating back to the sixth century drawing 100000 participants.
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