Dalai Lama found in Tibet and stockholders rise
A claimed reincarnated Dalai Lama is reported located in Tibet to lead the Buddhist faith, with Tibetans awaiting the child’s succession in Lhasa. The piece notes stock market fears post crash and counters by showing small investors now hold 98.8 percent of market value, signaling broad participation and potential market stability.
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Dalai Lama
Tibet
Central Asia
Little Fellows
United States
Dressler remembered as grand old trouper of screen
The article honors Marie Dressler's career and impact noting her rise from stage to cinema, her humane storytelling, and enduring appeal beyond youth or beauty. It highlights how her work proved truthful, human narratives draw audiences, and that she remains a cherished icon in film history despite changing times. It also touches on science literacy in newspapers and the role of educators.
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Dressler
Marie Dressler
Miss Dressler
Theas
Misunderstanding America by Immigrants and Language Barriers
The article notes many aliens arrive with grand myths of wealth and effortless riches in the United States. It contrasts expectations with reality, highlighting that lack of English hampers newcomers and that many succeed while most would fare better in their homelands where language is known. It urges learning English before venturing forward.
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America
United States
Public Law 127 and Philippine independence debate
Washington notes Public Law 12718 to grant independence to the Philippines with a drafted constitution and U S oversight. It outlines a ten year trial, a plebiscite, and conditions including a bill of rights and English instruction, while preserving direct U S supervision on key matters. The piece links this to broader U S lessons and cautions about future financial restraint and governance.
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Herbert Plummer
Washington
Uncle Sam
Democratic Party
Philippines
Cuba
Island Republic
The
House Judiciary Committee
Manila
Islands
Philippine Islands
United States
Congress
Supreme Court
Temperature Control in Health and Disease
Article discusses how body temperature stays near 98.6 F through a nervous temperature regulating center and heat production and loss mechanisms. It notes shivering in cold and extreme heat tolerance in bacteria, with examples like syphilis germ and spore-forming bacteria resisting heat.
Mother and child loans and the changing view on debt
Brooke Peters Church discusses how parents become bankers for their children and the shift in attitudes toward loans. He notes children borrow from relatives or others and that installment plans have made loans commonplace, altering perceptions of debt and mortgages.
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Mfe
Brooke Peters
King Alfonso Mistaken Note Sparks Transatlantic Gaffe
Returning voyagers recount a curious incident aboard a crack liner after leaving an Italian port. Alfonso, ex king of Spain, aboard with diplomats and stars, received a note meant for another Alfonso. The steward misdirected a letter to the monarch, prompting a captainly inquiry. The note was a mistaken delight, not a royal romance.
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George Tucker
New York
England
Alfonso
Spain
Darling
Nightlife oddities in New York bar scene and prank rain window
A wandering narrator recalls a Times Square area bar where a charming woman with a monkey entertains patrons by mat ing ice, and a Singaporean monkey named Marlint drifts through the night. The piece also describes a famed prank by a Manhattan entertainer. Guests are soaked by a hidden water pipe rain effect, prompting a sunlit dash outside.
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New York
Times Square
Monk
Tom Collins
Marlini
Singapore
Manhattan
Just Folks By Edgar A Guest
A humorous verse about packing for a summer trip to the cottage. The speaker lists the clutter of vacation belongings from dishes to curtains and a red bicycle, noting the exhausting task of loading and the dread of unloading at journey’s end. The tone mirrors a light domestic slice of life with playful exaggeration.
Bandit Sought in Indianapolis by State Police
Captain Matt Leach of the Indiana State Police returned from Chicago and Gary with updates on leads to aid in apprehending John Hamilton, a trigger man for the Dillinger gang. Manufacturing of medicinal preparations is expanding in Canada while exports of American medical products to that country have declined in recent years.
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Indianapolis
Matt Leach
Indiana State Police
Chicago
Gary
John Hamilton
Dillinger
Canada
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