Italy Eyes Eclipse of War Costs in Ethiopian Debacle
A dated column argues Mussolini risks national ruin despite potential gains from Ethiopia, noting $52.5 million spent, 5,000 men returning with malaria, and a debt plagued economy with defaulted loans and a harsh labor market. It then shifts to Major General Foulois resigning, facing past committee scrutiny over air service purchases and bids, with a call for constitutional respect by the military. Other snippets touch on phonograph tech, and Alaskan carrot crops.
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Africa
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Army Air Service
Farley
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Having a Good Time in Politics and Education
Maryland governor mingles politics with leisure aboard the state yacht DuPont while national ambitions loom. The piece critiques promises like two-dollar auto tags and discusses the declining meaning of doctorates in teaching, urging focus on genuine teachers over degrees and tests. A final note laments repeal destroying jobs of two carrier pilots and menchenites.
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Italian aquaplane ride and a pub tale in New York
In New York on August 21 George Tugker notes Jan Van Heininger chose Italy over Holland due to the gold standard rise. He flies Genoa to Naples in two and a half hours, recalls Ostia and Caesar Borgia, then recalls Buddies bar run by Georges. A Georgia couple complains about a hotel suite next to a Sherman statue, leading to a policy change. Original dog licenses cost 2, annual renewals 1.
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Central Park
Georgia
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New Dealers Ammunition for 1936 Constitutional Fight
Washington notes that supporters of the New Deal are quietly preparing ammunition for 1936 battles over constitutional issues. Senate critic Jim Lewis cites past administrations where Supreme Court rulings invalidated acts, arguing the controversy centers on execution, not object. He recalls Polk era critiques as precedent.
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Jim Ham" Lewis
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Supreme Court
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A Daily Talk To Parents PRACTICAL POETRY by Brooke Peters
A study of Mother Goose rhymes and their origins shows how parents educated children at home in earlier times. Practical verses taught counting weather lore and history, using rhyme and repetition as memory aids. The piece notes how such jingles survive in memory across generations, with a final line about orange and lemon trees planted in 1884 at Upland remaining productive.
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Mushroom growing guide offered by Daily Mail editor
A compact guide describes the need for a cool moist cellar and manure from grain fed horses to grow mushrooms at home. It covers compost preparation, bed setup, spawn planting, and key temp and moisture controls, inviting readers to request a free copy with name and address to The Daily Mail Agricultural Editor.
Wheat Profits Questioned In 1936 Plan
Dan Van Gorder argues that rising costs, soil erosion, and poor per acre yields undermine wheat profitability. He cites 1925 costs, average US yields, and compares international yields to stress prudent acreage for 1936. He emphasizes keeping cost records and weighing market viability against production costs.
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Just Fouks By Edgar A Guest
Two years ago the stubbie leered at him amid twisted trees and barring boulders. He vowed to clear the land, inching forward with drag and chain. At dawn he pressed the struggle, his courage and patience tested, until the field became a flaming gold of ripening grain today. President Arrested in Guayaquil Ibarra seized after an attempt to proclaim a dictatorship. He and three aides-de-camp were jailed while others were freed.
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Velasco Ibarra
Ibarra
Calderon
Rockefeller Institute Report On Life-Chamber By Carrel And Lindbergh
From the Rockefeller Institute comes a report by Dr Alexis Carrel and Col Charles Lindbergh on a life chamber that preserves animal organs after death by maintaining circulation. The breakthrough claims animal organs stay alive under artificial conditions for up to twenty days, offering a valuable tool for research into cellular and tissue function and the interactions with whole-body systems.
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Rockefeller Institute
Alexis Carrel
Charles A. Lindbergh
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