Senate War Treaty Debate Faces Reservations and Pacifist Push
A Tuesday survey signals possible Senate approval of Kellogg anti war treaty but debate will be heated with reservationists seeking specific terms and extreme pacifists pressing for immediate endorsement of peace. Naval cruiser program discussions add to the friction as public opinion trends toward a cautiously cooperative peace policy.
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Senate
United States
Europe
Russia
Coolidge
Great Britain
Japan
Be careful wrapping Christmas packages warns postal authorities
Annual warning urges careful parcel wrapping to prevent breakage and delays. emphasizes insured value for valuable gifts and cautions that careless packaging harms recipients and donors alike. includes quips about common misfortunes and light commentary on domestic prudence.
Parson Peters Answers Health Query on Parkinsonism in Youth
A reader asks if a 20 year old can have Paralysis Agitans also called shaking palsy. Dr Peters explains this disease is rare in young people and describes tremor patterns, other symptoms, possible causes, and lack of a specific cure. He notes baths, slow limb exercises, good diet, and reduced nervous strain as supportive measures.
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Montefiora Hospital
Charley Curtis Joins Methodists. Critics Fault Inspectors
ABE MARTIN notes Curtis joins the Methodist Church as he eyes 1932. He quips that many disasters from bank failures to theater collapses trace to inspectors who did not inspect.
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Charley Curtis
Havin
Methodist Church
Transatlantic Flights via Greenland Opinion Piece
Professor William H. Hobbs argues that the only safe crossing for a modern aircraft from America to Europe is via Greenland and intermediate points. He notes the unfavourable conditions over ocean lanes and the endurance limits of planes, reflecting on early transatlantic flight challenges.
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Greenland
William H. Hobbs
University of Michigan
William Herbert Hobbs
Worcester
Mass
Worcester Polytechnical Institute
Johns Hopkins
University of Heidelberg
University of Wisconsin
Ann Arbor
Mich
Atlantic
America
Europe
New York City
Flight Route Facts For Transatlantic Air Travel
The piece explains fuel limits for a pilot to ensure safety on westward flights to Europe and outlines practical routes via Greenland and the North with radio, weather stations, and stopovers. It notes segments from Chicago to Paris or Berlin as under 900 miles and emphasizes safer northern paths with clearer seas and planned fuel provisions.
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Chicago
Europe
Paris
Hamburg
Berlin
Oslo
Stockholm
Greenland
Baffin Bay
North Seas
Labrador
Festival and alumni anniversaries noted with historic dates
The item lists observances in honor of St Lucy and various professional associations meeting in cities like New York Philadelphia and Jacksonville. It also notes births and deaths of notable figures from Lowell to Heine and Lincoln's era, plus naval plans in 1775 and Wilson’s Brest visit in 1918. The horoscope predicts a day favorable for success and favorable employer opinion.
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St. Lucy
White House
Supreme Court
Association of Lite Insurance
New York
Dartmouth College
Samuel Johnson
London
Heinrich Heine
Germany
Paris
Mary Todd
Abraham Lincoln
Lexington
Springfield
Phillips Brooks
Massachusetts
Boston
California
Wegons
Speculative Affairs and the Balance of Virtue
A fragment discussing how fortune favors a balanced use of mind and body. It argues that with steady effort and discipline, fame and wealth become possible, provided the native exerts consistent work and self control.
England Grows Artificial Cotton For Spinners At Fixed Price
Report states between three and four million pounds of artificial cotton are being grown in England and will be sold to cotton spinners at a fixed price of 12 cents. The plan aims to stabilize supply and reduce reliance on traditional cotton imports amid wartime shortages.
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England
Dye from plant substitute absorbs less dye than cotton
A fragment notes a plant from British Guiana used to produce a dye substitute costing a pound. It absorbs one third less dye than real cotton requires, highlighting a performance difference in textile processing.
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British Guiana
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