The Position Of The League Of Nations Analysis
The League of Nations is described as largely defunct yet still condemning aggression like Japan and Italy. It notes Britain and France sustain it, US absence undermines its authority, and envisages a future Geneva-centered move toward peace work in health, labor, and immigration rather than enforcement. Ethiopia remains resistant to Italian conquest, with ongoing uprisings and assassinations signaling prolonged conflict.
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League of Nations
Far East
League
Shanghai
Sunchusus
Italy
Ethiopia
Japan
Germany
Russia
Britain
France
Geneva
United States
Manchukuo
Great Britain
Doctors question vitamins as cold cure in Philadelphia
Gloversville Herald reports at a Pennsylvania Medical Society convention that Vitamin A may be less effective against colds than once thought. Dr Eberich of Pittsburgh favors glucose and candy, noting lollipops provide calories, deter acidity, and quench thirst, suggesting kids favor sweets during a cold.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania Medical Society
Theodore ©. Eberich
Pittsburgh
Popper
Gloversville
Herald
Curtain Falls on NEC Wind Down by President Roosevelt
The National Emergency Council is ordered dissolved by year’s end. Once central to the New Deal, its staff and ties to the president made it seen as a super cabinet. Heads Frank C. Walker and Donald R. Richberg were known as “assistant presidents.” Critics urged consolidating agencies and pruning duplications to improve efficiency.
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National Emergency Council
Roosevelt
Frank C. Walker
Donald R. Richberg
Council
ANNIVERSARIES AND HISTORICAL NOTES OF THE DAY
Today's listing covers birthdays of Noah Webster Lorenzo Dow William Fessenden William Shafter and John Barnett along with notable anniversaries dating back to 1846 1859 1903 and 1910 plus a set of historical birthdays and horoscopes reflecting a weekly column format with terse biographical notes and past events.
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Noah Webster
Connecticut
Hartford
Lorenzo Dow
Coventry
Michigan
Galesburg
Mich
John Francis Barnett
Samuel P. Jones
Georgia
Chambers Co
Ala
National business aims to unite against Big Government
A New York column portrays George H. Davis of the United States Chamber of Commerce as the driving force for organizing industry to resist further government regulation in the upcoming Congress. The piece likens Davis to an "almost president" and notes his Kansan roots, teetotaler stance, and career from clerk to business leader.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Congress
George H. Davis
United States Chamber of Commerce
Henry S. Harriman
Harper Sibley
Harvard
Davis
London
Kansas City
Jeth
Townsend
Huey Long
Louisiana
White House
Praphrase
Father Divine
Harlem
Self confident and desirous of distinction warned
The excerpt notes vanity and pride, cautioning that success may attract none to aid and attract enemies ready to undermine. It urges cultivating friendly relations to guard against this danger and secure support when opportunity arises.
Bible Readings And Meditations Saturday October 16
Readings from St Matthew 15 1 14 challenge belief in Jesus as life’s revelation. If true, radical change follows, not surface religiosity. The piece notes Missionaries at General Convention living Christ centered lives, political commentary, and social notes on taxes and railroads.
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Esaias
Jesus
Mr. Chesterton
Farm Hazards Highlight Rural Safety Parade at Congress
Kansas City report shows farms produce more fatal accidents than factories with 4500 agricultural deaths in 1926. Price urges rural safety measures, noting heavy toll from tractors, fires, heat, falls, and asphyxiation, including the New London school explosion prompting rural safety focus.
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Kansas City
National Safety Congress
David J. Price
Department of Agriculture
Red Cross
Price
New London
Tex
New Home Open For Inspection In Elyria
Residents of Elyria and vicinity may inspect a modern five room home at 131 Belfield Avenue, completed by Z. J. Graber of the Masonic Temple building. The public viewing is Sunday from 2 to 6 p m. The residence features modern design and up to date improvements.
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Elyria
Bellfield Avenue
Z. J. Graber
Masonic Temple Building
Canada to begin blind pension program in Ottawa
Canada announces first time pensions for the blind to start. Pensions up to 20 dollars monthly will be paid to all blind residents over 40 across the Dominion, funded by federal and provincial governments.
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Canada
Ottawa
Can
Dominion
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West Ave
Wilmot Printing Company
Motor Carrier Bureau
The
Interstate Commerce Commission
Internal Revenue Bureau
Wakefield
the Chronicle Telegram
Federal Housing Administration
Northern Savings & Loan Co
Federal Home Loan Bank System
Masonic Temple
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Elyria Savings
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