Debate on Child Labor Amendment and federal power
A local opinion argues against a Child Labor amendment, citing Harvard's Dean Pound and James Wilson to argue federal authority should not override state law. The piece recalls 1920 census data showing widespread child labor and warns that limiting federal action harms children and national unity.
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Congress
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
Pound
Hughes
Supreme Court of the United States
Georgia
Boston
Massachusetts
Maine
Sacramento
Los Angeles
Wilson
Republic
California
Louisiana
United States
Supreme Court
Connecticut
Manchester
N. H
Waterburs
Conn
National holiday beaconing and historic anniversaries noted
The piece lists observances including Constitution week anniversaries, Mor Crae Hunter birth, and James Otis tribute, with remarks on Samuel M. Ralston speaker at a Democratic dinner and a federal court special term in Wilmington. It mentions Ontario Parliament sessions, Interstate Commerce Commission hearings, and a goodwill expedition from New York to South America and the West Indies.
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Metco
Mor- Crae Hunter
James Otis
Amerin Revoluton
E. Baldwin
Connectcut
America
Confederation
King
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washngton
Samuel M Ralston
United States
Indiana State Democratic Ediioral Association
Indianapoli
New York
South America
West
Timely Views on World Topics and Local Happenings
The piece notes a northern Ohio bird count, a south town hose company effort with a council offer of a hose cart, and John Mountain leading a cornet band in new uniform. It covers aviation optimism, insurance needs for commercial flight, and Loening’s views on government role and air mail as a war reserve.
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Ohio
John Mountain
Cornet Band
Europe
Grover Loening
Loening Aeronautical Engineering Corporation
Us&s
Loening
Mall
Poems That Live
A compact fragment from Edmund Waller praising poetry as bound by a narrow but perfect compass. The speaker rejects earthly crowns and arms and yearns for the joy found in verse, claiming it holds all that is good and fair.
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Edmund Waller
Notable Birthdays Nod in Ancestry Mists
Yesterday figures include Mazine Elliott born in Rochland 52 years ago, Rt Rev Henry Beard Delany born in St Marys Ga 67 years ago, Rt Rev Edmond Heelan born near Limerick Ireland 57 years ago, Ewin L Davis born in Medford County Tenn 49 years ago, and an Italian born pany aged 56 years.
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Pany
Italy
Mazine Elliott
Rochland
Tody
Henry Beard Delany
Eepicopal
North Carolina
St. Mary’s Ga
Edmond Heelan
Sioux City
Limerick
Ireland
Ewin L. Davis
Congress
Tennessee
Medford County
Tenn
Unclear fragment hints at social themes and radio era
Fragmentary text questions radio influence on behavior and mentions age related remark about women. No clear event, people, or location is identifiable from the readable portion.
Asquith Declines Earldom Amid Long Career
Herbert H Asquith, former British prime minister, accepts an earldom from King George but many see it as a final bow to a storied career. The Oxford earldom lineage dates back to 1142 with de Vere then Harley, revived for Robert Harley in 1711, and again extinct after 1853.
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Herbert H Asquith
George
Baldwin
Oxford
Asquith
de Vere
Earldom of
Aubrey de Vere
Robert Harley
House of Commons
Order of the Garter
England
City of London School
Babel
Onford Asdaka
Notable political career and quotes echo through the era
A sketch of a statesman's long service from secretary of state for the home department to prime minister, with tenure in parliament from 1886 to 1918 and wartime leadership. It blends reminiscence with aphorisms from Emerson and others, noting marriage, writings, and public reflections on life plans and human greatness.
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Home Department
Treasury
Asquith
Margaret Tennant Absouth
The Way of the World Reflects On Law Faith And Society
Grove Patterson cites religious ethics and civic critique noting ten commandments ideals, rising tobacco use, legislative energy, and calls to prune bad laws. He quotes Albert Beveridge and Pittsburgh Bishop McConnell while noting Rochester lectures on railroading and lingering cultural hope amid Jazz era bustle.
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Congress
Washington
Albert
Beveridge
United States
Russia
Czar
Well McConnell
Pittsburgh
America
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrhu Conquers Rheumatism Says James H. Allen
Prominent Rochester inventor claims Allenrhu cures rheumatism and will refund full pint price if relief is not found. Advertises guaranteed results for severe cases and lists Springfield and surrounding areas as points of sale. He asserts the remedy dissolves uric acid deposits and stops pain within twenty four hours.
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James H. Allen
Forbea St
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrho
Allenrhu
W. Prittipa
Cold snap hits coal supply and oats swindlers warned
L 45 years ago a severe cold disrupted coal deliveries and dealers scrambled for scarce fuel. Farmers and investors were urged to beware of Bohemian oats swindlers selling overpriced supposedly superior varieties. Merchants reported thousands of dollars in lost trade due to terrible roads as Elyria Pet Stock and Poultry Association opened a three day exhibit with a large crowd.
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THE
Elyria Pet Stock and Poultry Association
Olive Tablets Bring Quick Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets offer a calomel free laxative. The tablets soothe the bowels and liver without griping and are taken at bedtime for quick, pleasant results.
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Edwards
Calomel
Dr. Edwards
Bulldog Faints During Surgery Preparations
In Spokane on February 5 a bulldog fainted while strapped to an operating table as Dr. Bernard Johnson prepared to operate. The dog’s collapse occurred just as the instruments were being gathered, highlighting an unusually dramatic reaction to the planned procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spokane
Wash
Bernard Johnson
Formation of Collar Merger Recalled in Mrs Montague Story
Announcement notes a large merger in the collar manufacturing industry and recalls that the detachable collar was invented by Mrs Hannah L. Montague, wife of a Troy, New York blacksmith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hannah Ll. Montague
Troy
N. Y
Norway bars remove sex discrimination in most careers
In Norway all bars have been removed which disqualify women from any career or any position on account of sex with the exception of the position as a minister of the state church.
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Norway
Mrs S J Hay Elected Director of Dallas Bank
Mrs S J Hay dean of women at Southern Methodist University has been elected a director of a prominent Dallas bank, marking a significant leadership addition to the institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S J Hay
Southern Methodist University
Dallas
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Goebel
Henry L. Dawes
Pittsfield
Mass
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Kas
Crosby
Minn
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Metropolitan Opera
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Redder AS
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Emerson
Grove Patterson
JG Smith
Episcopal Church
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Lorain County Bank Bldg
Masonic Temple
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Day's Music Store
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