Aircraft carriers reshape naval balance in WWI era talk
The text cites Britain possessing six fleet carriers totaling about 107,650 tons and Japan at 62,000 tons, nearing the 66,000 tons of early American carriers. It notes Britain and Japan recognize plane carriers as valuable offensive vessels alongside dreadnoughts, enhancing fleet power and speed.
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Great Britain
Japan
Epidemic of statistics prompts cautions on research
An essay warns that a stampede to form research bodies risks duplicating effort and wasting data. It urges rigorous, focused inquiries and cites the census bureau as a model for selecting essential questions for next year's enumeration.
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Research A
Census Bureau
Washington
Price of Progress Standardizes American Taste Across Regions
Twenty years ago songs reached the Middle West after Broadway success while regional styles lagged. Now wireless, cinema, radio, and newspapers spread identical fashions from Alaska to Broadway, erasing provincialism. Dancing masters note a uniform taste as dialects and customs resist only slowly.
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Middle West
Broadway
New York
Village Dandies
Alaska
Radio
Phonograph
Main Street
Sifth Avenue
America
The Parking Hog and the Modern Driver
A humorous 1900s style critique contrasts old road hogs with new parking hogs. It laments drivers who monopolize multiple spaces and notes a shift from reckless roadway domination to selfish parking tactics, urging civility and consideration on streets.
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Eld Fogy
Memorial for Uikrech Rac Coons Honors Hidden Sacrifices
A compact remembrance notes Winter Afe for sophomores and the supreme sacreties in a lesser known local tribute. The piece centers on quiet acts of charity and community resilience amid hardship.
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Uikrech Raccoon
Dollar Urges and Earning Mindset Reflected in Memo
A terse editorial notes that people often chase money more than work, arguing the American dollar remains the dominant universal language and a measure of success. The piece suggests a practical, disciplined approach to earning.
Diet And Health Advice Instructs On Weight Reduction
Wire column discusses dieting foundations with vegetable, fruit, dairy, and protein portions. It notes nervousness when dieting may indicate poor approach, and provides a seven step plan including vegetables, fruits, dairy, starch, fats, cod liver oil, and lean protein plus guidance on meal arrangement and avoiding sweets.
Prohibition raids and odd lines in a rural tale
A clipped quip laden report quotes Mrs Lafe Rud about cozy bed reads and a diner date while noting Prohibition patrols raiding trucks of booze. The piece blends locals like ABE MARTIN style with a streetwise slice of banter and law enforcement action per John F. Dille Co.
Anniversaries and Birthdays From Historical Notices
A整理 of notable anniversaries and birthdays lists figures from American and world history. Notables include Edward Shippen born in Philadelphia in 1645, Chauncer F. Cleveland born in Hampton Connecticut, Li Hung Chang born 1403, Henry Watterson born in Washington Iowa, and George Kennan born in Norwalk Ohio. Also mentioned are events like Stephen Decatur burning the Philadelphia and Theodora Roosevelt pushing a 1916 anti abuse bill, with birthdays of Edward Browne born in Wisconsin.
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Edward Shippen
Benedict Arnold
Philadelphia
Chauncer F. Cleveland
Connecticut
Republican Party
Hampton
Conn
Li Hung Chant
Ernest Haecler
Germany
Henry Watterson
Washington
Ioc
Jacksonville
George Kennan
Norwalk
Ohio
Medina
N.Y
Maris
Stephen Decatur
Tripoli
Theodora Roosevelt
New York
Great Britain
France
Russia
Belgium
Who's Who In The Day's News By Fred A Britten
Congressman Fred A Britten outlines his career from Chicago birth to current Naval Affairs Committee chair. He defends Lexington and Saratoga from scrapping, arguing their aviation value and wartime combat and reconnaissance roles surpass decommissioning.
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Fred A. Britten
Naval Affairs Committee
Fred Albert Britten
Chicago
Business College
Civil Service Commission
Congress
Ilinois
House Committee On Naval Affairs
United States
Lexington
Enquiring minds find success in land and home ties
This day attracts minds eager for learning and good intelligence. It fosters a love for home surroundings, shaping a public-spirited citizen who prospers, earns respect, and builds a stable domestic life.
Weekend events span shows, weddings, and sports notices
Saturday events include Auto Stow in Hartford and STANTS. Horse Show in Los Angeles. Elks Mid-Pacific Carnival in Honolulu. wedding of Elizabeth M. D. Robinson daughter of the Assistant Secretary of the Navy to M. Blaise de Sibour in Washington D C. Great Dane Club Show in New Haven. YWCA Workers Southwest Conference meetings in Dallas. Cornell and Dartmouth basketball in Hanover New Hampshire.
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Hartford
Conn
Los Angeles
Calif
Honolulu
Elizabeth M. D. Robinson
Oberlin Road social notes and local gatherings
Feb 16 Oberlin area residents share visits from Camden and Cleveland. Attendees include the Sojourners Club at Allerton Klub, teachers planning a blue ribbon contest, and various families visiting, hosting, or attending meetings, parties, and a grange session. Louise Baumann wed Bert Wallace at Grace Lutheran Elyria.
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Oberlin Road
Claus van Haverlyn
Camden
John Baumann
Harry Hawk
Sojourners Club
Allerton Klub
Cleveland
Elden Dittmer
David Pettie
P. W. Campbell
Dan Campbell
Leon Richmond
LaGrange
Mirs
Amy Briggs
Center District
Health Board
Myers House
M. N. Hurst
First Church of
H. Edmonds
Richland County
John Bonas
Carl Hansen
Clyde McGinnis
J. G. Davids
Doris Pottet
Pittsfield
Elyria
Lorain
Louise Baumann
Bert Wallace
Grace Lutheran Church
Mrs. Wallace
Eighth Street
Buried Towns in Alaska Reveals First Americans
New Haven reports Edward Moffatt Weyer anthropologist describes Alaska finds of buried prehistoric villages yielding hundreds of archaeological relics new to science.
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Alaska
New Haven
Edward Moffatt Weyer
Arctic expedition departs New York on the Morrissey
Stoll McCracken’s Arctic voyage aboard the schooner Morrissey left New York last spring. Yale Anthropology Club speaker Mr. Woyer, pursuing a Yale doctorate, described Alaska as a probable gateway for early Asiatic immigrants and the site of the first scene of human history in America.
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Stoll-McCracken
New York
Morrissey
Mr. Woyer
Yale Anthropology Club
Yale
Alaska
America
Model Home Visits Spark Interest in Gulbransen Grand Piano
Several hundred visitors toured A. E. Gray’s model home on Columbia Ave admiring a Gulbransen Grand Piano in the living room. The ad promotes affordable ownership and notes used radio sets priced from 15 to 15 dollars. It also highlights Majestic Radio-Phonograph combos at 320 dollars, a piano accordion sold to C. L. Johnson, Boy Scout Week display, and promotions for B. P. S. Patco paint and Pyrafax Gas for country homes. The Easy Electric Washer demonstrations prompt consideration of a payment plan to ease weekly costs.
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A. E. Gray
Columbia Ave
New Victor Talking Machine scales down auto player for twelve records
A compact Victrola model plays twelve records in order and shuts off automatically. Eddie Cantor billed as Prince of Comedians with two Cantor hits from Whoopee. Gen Austin and George Olson selections highlight weekly Victor releases. The Super Royal cleaner offers hardwood floor care and polishing. Royal Sweeper Club forms with five dollar join fee and installment payments.
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Victor Talking Machine Co
Eddie Cantor
Victor
Zeyfield
Gen Austin
Carolina Moon
George Olson
March issue lure for hunting and fishing thrills
A note encourages readers to buy the March Hunting and Fishing magazine for thrilling stories. The price is listed as 5 cents.
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