Dr Bunnell Receives Doctor of Law Degree in Alaska
Congratulations pour to Charles B Bunnell as Hucknell University confers the Doctor of Law upon him making him likely the only Alaskan resident to hold the degree from the institution He is praised for a career as lawyer judge and college president and for his long service in education and public life with Alaska recognition and the university’s pride in its graduate and alma mater.
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Alaska Agricultural College and School of Mines
Hucknell University
Charles B. Bunnell
Bunnell
Territory
Tucknell
le Heathy
Panwell
Blacknell
Wilson
Alaskina
Dro Bunnell
Hartley stance stands apart from partisan politics
Gov Hartley of the Evergreen State pursues a独 stance, ignoring bloc or poll pressures, choosing what he believes best for public service over electoral gain. The piece lauds his independence from political charts and his commitment to straight action, despite critics.
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Wartley
Evergreen
Wvpon
Guy Hartley
Stabilization of Italy and its credit prospects
The article notes Italy plans to establish a stable currency similar to Britain and aims to accelerate debt payments to the United States. Successful moves would boost Italy's credit, enhance foreign trade, and stabilize Europe, as good credit and honest money underpin economic strength.
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Italy
Great Britain
United States
Alleged Historian in Trouble Over Jackson Article
Meade Minnegereade and the Saturday Evening Post face backlash from Tennessee groups and the public over An Informal Jackson. The piece contains libelous and false historical claims about Andrew Jackson and Rachel Jackson, including a crude description of Mrs Jackson and unverified events surrounding Charles Dickinson's death. The state historian proposes a revised account to be published to restore accuracy.
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Post
Jackson
John T. Moore
Tennessee
Gen. Jackson
Nashville
Charles Dickinson
Dickinson
Irreverent History Critique and Texas Trade Notes
A fragment references a critical view of a Saturday Evening Post historiam, accusing poor accuracy and reliance on diaries and scraps. It also touches on immigration perspectives, Texas foreign trade leadership, and a note about Ma Ferguson pardoning 226 criminals, signaling mercy in Texas politics.
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Hoil
Saturday Evening Post
Historiam
Troy
Ma" Ferguson
Texas
Cabinet speculation on Work successor in Harding era
The San Francisco Bulletin reports Washington rumors that Secretary of the Interior Hubert Work may resign from President Harding's cabinet. Three Western candidates are named Poindexter Mondell and Carey, with Work’s exit prompting talk of a Western appointee. A second vacancy is anticipated if Secretary Weeks cannot continue in the War Department.
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San Francisco Bulletin
Washington
Hubert Work
Poindexter
Washington State
Peru
Frank W. Mondell
Wyoming
Congress
War Bviateds Corporation
Carey
Agricultural Conference
Work
Harding
Ceneral
Interior
Weeks
War Department
Repayments on War Loans Must Be Used to Redeem Bonds
Washington debates foreign debt payments from WWI loans as a capital return. the funds should be used to redeem Liberty bonds and reduce the national debt, not to widen federal spending or tax cuts. The Debt Commission and buyers expect adherence to bond indentures and moral obligation.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
Washington
Washington Administration
Debt Commission
Great Britain
Coolidge
Coolidee
United States Treasury
Public Figures Weigh In Across Newspapers
A montage of editorials and quips from New York Times Cincinnati Enquirer Kansas City Star Chicago News and Pittsburgh Gazette-Times commenting on culture politics and personalities. Topics include preserving Gray’s churchyard at Stoke Poges safeguarding literary landmarks delaying suburban spread and jokes about Dawes Senate rules and King George handshakes.
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Stoke Poges
Gray
New York Times
Dawes
Senate
Silput
Senate Chamber
Cincinnati Inquirer
Along Life's Detour and Casual Verses Snapshot
A collage of humorous column sketches and quips from an old newspaper page. It includes observations from the oldest inhabitant, jokes about liberty and marriage, a church sign note about keeping out, a quip on life insurance, and a ribald poem to a flapper. The items showcase period humor, social mores, and satirical asides.
Shortage of mules or angels behind old court note
Philadelphia Record reports a court note amid a divorce decree for Walter Richard from Florence A Crood. The piece riffs on a misprint suggesting angels instead of mules and reflects a domestic scene with a stormy note about wives and loneliness.
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Philadelphia
Walter Richard
Florence
A. Crood
Modern fashion and marriage woes in a wry column
A humorous column mocks fashion excess from long ladies hosiery to skirts, notes men’s obsession with themselves, and lampoons changes in courtship and domestic life. It quips about women’s roles, housekeeping, and the tension in marriage as guests speculate on divorce.
Dictionary Delusions and Domestic Strife in Snippet
A reflective piece critiques alimony disputes and divorce motives while mocking dictionary definitions. It laments parental prayer time for children and jokes that “combination” means a silk garment rather than union, illustrating a satirical, loose conversational tone from a historical column.
Sacrifice as a Test of Mutual Care
A philosophy on sacrifice frames it as giving for others while facing the challenge that others rarely reciprocate equally. The reflection emphasizes personal cost, duty, and the moral value of selflessness in social bonds.
Notable names stir a Pittsburgh phonetics joke
A playful note from Helen Pseversvewska in Pittsburgh hints at mastering her surname while Mae Nohava of Tobias Nebraska is urged to try pronouncing her own name. The lighthearted item captures a moment of pronunciation practice across two locales.
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Helen Pseversvewska
Pittsburgh
Mae Nohava
Tobias
Neb
Wom en of Moosheart Lesson Meet Thursday June 4
The regular meeting of the Women of Moosheart Lesson will be held Thursday night June 4 at Moose Hall. All members are requested to be present with social hour after the meeting. Husbands of members are invited.
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Moose Hall
Aly
Red Pepper Rub Offers Fast Pain Relief
Quick Relief for pain claims rapid heating from red pepper paste. It targets rheumatic soreness lameness and chest cold, promising instant tingling heat within minutes. Circulation rises and congestion eases, with depairing soreness fading as the rub acts like a modern liniment.
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Second and
Malin Streets
Juneau
Abmok
Tn Juneau
UN Llor
Douglas, Treadwell
Thane
Associated Press
Alaska
DR. Bunnell
Gov. Hartley
Bryan
Carrie Chapman Catt
Gary
Chicago News
Democratic Party
iPitsburgh Gazette—Times
France
Hindenburg
Germany
King George
Ananias Club
Tithor
New York
News of the Names Club
Rowles
H. B. Makino
Front Street P. 0
Drs
Kaser & Freeburger
Goldstein
Charles P. Jenne
Valentine Bldg
A. W. Stewart
Seward
W. J. Pigg
Dr. H. Vance
Geo L. Barton
D, C
Messerachmidt Apte
F. L. Goddard
Helene W. L. Albrecht
J. M. Giovanetti
Mary Young
B. M. Behrends Bank
Fraternal Societies
Gastineau Channel
ELKS
G. F.freeburger
John A. Davis
Freemasonry
M. Hall
Walter B. Heisel
Silver Bow
Odd Fellows' Hall
J. H W. Hart
P. Brevik
Perseverance Rebekah Lodge NO
O.F. Hall
T. M. Mary Bayard
N. G
Alphonsine Carter
Mount Juneau
A.M
Odd Fellows
Order of the Eastern Star
F. Hall
Mary Weston
Fanny Ll. Robinson
Knights OF Columbus
Seghers
Council Chambers
Fifth Street
Hector McLean
G. Ky H. J. Turner
American Legion
Alford John Bradford
Harry Sperling
J. H. [Iart
LOYAL
Order OF Moose Juneau Lodge
George Jorgenson
R. H. Steven
Women OF Mooseheart Legion
Catherine Hellan
Mra
A. IF. McKinnon
American Legion Regular
City Hall
EB. M. Polley
M. C. Ducey
Pioneers OF
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Moose Itall
Edna Radonich
Agnes Griggs
Capital Dye Works
C. Melcner
Juneau Public Library
Main Street
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