Debate Over Methods To Enforce Criminal Laws
Editorial contrasts deterrence through harsh penalties with rehabilitative gentleness and notes systemic flaws in criminal procedure. New York leads in bills to speed trials, simplify indictments, juror examination, and allow judge led nonjury trials or guilty pleas in noncapital cases. Sir Thomas Lipton quips about bachelor life ends with a playful remark.
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New York State
Lattar
Crime Commission
Life’s Lost Chances and the Wish for Youth
The article argues that rejuvenation by Dr Serge Voronoff is unlikely to appeal to mature individuals who value their life experiences. It notes many people regret missed opportunities rather than sheer age, and it concludes that those with rich, well-lived lives would not seek to reverse time, while acknowledging some wish for a second chance.
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Serge Voronoff
Dr. Woronoff
Mail Pouch And The Oddities Of Daily Life
A ragged collage of quips and notices notes slippery sidewalks injuring people in New York and a joke about a World’s Fair ark. It mentions an Illinois divorce plea over alarm clocks and a family tending to a cold night at home. A Honolulu army chaplain hints at a hula dance in a Sunday service. Join the army and see the world.
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Illinois
Uncle Sam's Summer Resorts Visited By Three Million People
The annual report of the secretary of the interior shows national parks as the world’s largest summer resort system hosting about 3,000,000 visitors yearly. Most arrive by car, prompting elaborate campgrounds with facilities. airplanes raise new policy issues to be discussed at a winter conference among park officials, railways, and transport firms.
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NEA Service
Washington
Uncle Sam
Secretary of the Interior
National Park
National Park Service
Colonel Stewart Acquitted In Perjury Case
Colonel Stewart is acquitted of perjury after the jury followed judge instructions on quorum. The Senate committee’s presence cast doubt, with several senators counted present while away. Edward Hope of the New York Herald-Tribune quipped that loyalties to truth may shift as the quorum question looms.
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Col Stewart
Col. Stewart
Senate Committee
Edward Hope
New York Herald-Tribune
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest and Radio Announcer
The poem muses on a radio announcer the speaker has never seen yet imagines in detail, from voice and fashion to gadgets and routines. A separate Ohio crime note reports Joan Brown receiving ten years for stealing fifty seats as a second offense in Cleveland.
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Cleveland
Dew Joan Brown
Ohio State Penitentiary
New York Heiress Miss Baker Draws Public Eye
Dorothy Fannie Baker, 19, formerly a Chicago maid, arrived in New York with money and an air of prosperity. She rode a taxi to the Waldorf, toured Niagara Falls with her chauffeur, then returned to New York paying a $234 bill. A Chicago telegram sought her enticement while authorities investigated a missing $2100. Baker admitted taking some money but claimed it wasn’t $2100. She seemed to attract sympathy and curiosity.
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New York
Dorothy Fannie Baker
Miss Baker
Chicago
Waldos
Falls
the Waldorf
Niagara Falls
Chi- Tameo
John J. Brennan
3Eg
America
Life’s Peak Between Ages Thirty Five And Forty Five
Dr Morris Fishbein summarizes Alfred S Warthins view that the life peak lies between 30 and 50 years with peak productivity between 35 and 45. After 45 gradual senescence follows, bringing dental decay eyes hearing memory decline and slower pulse with aging skin and hair changes noted.
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Alfred S. Warthin
Warthin
Iifé
Almost like her Miss Baker and the air travel costs
A fragment recalling Miss Baker and a $2100 dream, then facts about air travel prices from New York City to Ithaca. It notes 1927 passenger numbers, the number of cross country air taxi firms, aviation schools, and a plane cost around $2000. Also references an Indiana death, a London note on a parish dog ejector, and a quirky English legacy.
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New York City
Ithaca
Hleven
New York
Speedy relief from bunion pains with Moone's Emerald Oil
Warned as a two ounce bottle promising rapid inflammation and pain reduction from bunions and corns. Claims quick disappearance within minutes, with a money back guarantee at Wareham's Drug Co and other stores. Includes camphor and antiseptics in a blend touted to restore foot comfort.
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Moone
Wareham’s Drug Co
Cautfman
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