Proven Management and the Smith Campaign
Alfred P. Sloan Jr of General Motors argues that government leadership should mirror private business hiring practices. He says stockholders reward stable, capable management that delivers results, citing dividends, taxes, living standards, and rising securities as proof no change is needed. The piece endorses continuing proven leadership.
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John J. Raskob
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Longevity of College Athletes Allows Safer Sports Threats
Nationwide survey in ten leading colleges finds college athletes are safer insurance risks than average citizens. Medical exams monitor players, football in particular shows low death rates, and participation is touted as protective for heart health. Over training and burnout remain cautions, with thorough precontest checks emphasized.
75 Stories High Chicago Skyscraper Planned
A proposed 75 story Chicago skyscraper will surpass the Woolworth Building in height. The design aims for an artistic, handsome structure that enhances the cityscape and serves as a cultural contribution while improving worker comfort within vast floors of space.
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Chicago
Woolworth
New York City
America
Horse Sense Rules For Health From Life Insurance Plan
A life insurance company offers seven horse sense rules to cooperate with nature in prolonging life and preserving health. The guidance covers play, moderation in eating, proper exercise, balanced work, avoiding worry and temper, optimism, healthy amusement, and annual checkups aimed at health rather than disease.
Senate scrutinizes utility financing and public influence
The piece reviews a senate proposal for an investigation into the financing and capitalization of electrical energy companies including holding firms and their impact on public opinion. It notes Harvard economist W Z Ripley’s writings, praises the federal trade commission’s inquiry, and highlights the broad reach of industry speakers and literature across clubs and schools in shaping public understanding of private versus public utility ownership.
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W. Z. Ripley
Harvard
Federal Trade Commission
Carte Blanche
Tore
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Lion's Clubs
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Obscure Cough and Club Foot Treatments in Medical Column
A reader describes an old sea captain with a long coughing episode traced to a lodged rice grain in years past. Dr. Peters advises chest X rays for obscure coughing, and discusses foreign bodies, then covers congenital and acquired club foot treatments, urging early specialist care and noting possible surgery under anesthesia.
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Cochrane
County Medical Society
Political committees plan massive fall spending
Report says the two national committees will spend over 10 million dollars this fall as polls hint a close election. The piece notes varied attitudes among women voters, with some claiming fatigue and others undaunted to seek out information anywhere.
States senate veteran serving third term in 1927
A statesman in his third term, identified as Pires in 1951, resides at Heler2, Monn. The text notes the closing days of Congress, nearing March 1, 1927, as the session winds down and a submission is mentioned. The fragmentary OCR conveys political context without complete clarity or full names.
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States Senate
Probate Court Briefs Highlight Local Administrators
Otto K Mischka named administrator of Ansa Kathryn Mischka estate in Amherst. J RK Gulbertson named administrator of Alfred Kieter estate in Lorain. Andrey Hreba named administrator of Michael Hreba estate in Lorain. The document also notes educational value and promotion of electrical energy to bolster related company prospects.
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Otto K. Mischka
Ansa Kathryn Mischka
Amherst Village
J. RK. Gulbertson
Alfred Kieter
Lorain
Andrey Hreba
Michael Hreba
Patrolman Finds 309 Goldfish Missing From Plant Pool
Patrolman Martin King returns to a Kinston manufacturing plant pool and discovers 309 goldfish missing or unaccounted for from spring 1927. Several fish weighed between one and two pounds, with others weighing about a pound. The incident suggests a substantial, unusual loss of goldfish over decades.
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Kinston
N. C
Martin King
King
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