The Man of Vision Should Not Be Misused
A provincial critique condemns overuse of the term vision and argues genuine men of vision shape nations. It praises Washington Jefferson Ford Roosevelt and other leaders, noting leadership defines progress and warns against idolizing mere businessmen.
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Republic
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson
Ilincon
Union
Vanderbilt
Harriman
Hill
Ford
Wmodas
Roosevelt
Wuntry
We're Used To Flying Now in Aviation's Daily Feat
The piece notes how transatlantic flights have become routine and applauds pioneers like Lindbergh and Byrd, suggesting the public has grown accustomed to remarkable feats in aviation and may need a pause from constant celebration.
Free Brake Tests Advocated by Municipal Authorities
A discussion urges nationwide free brake tests to detect faulty adjustment that endangers drivers and others. Officials praise the program as preventive safety, arguing that regular checks prevent emergencies and tragedies on the road.
Remembering De Grasse A Hero Of The American Revolution
Ceremonies in France honored Admiral De Grasse, whose fleet aided Lafayette and Washington, helping trap Cornwallis and secure American victory. His substantial funding and naval efforts contrasted with his relatively unknown status among school history.
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France
Admiral de Grasse
al von
Steuben
Grasse
Lafayette
America
de Grasse
Washington
Cornwallis
Paris dinner boosts war debt payments plan
A Pittsburgh couple gave a 106 900 dollar dinner in Paris to friends to speed payment of war debts. The piece notes rising female interest in baseball and reflects on fashion, with Harry Lauder and Prince of Wales in lighter mentions. Health through golf and fishing appears, while political notes cite Senator Fess and Mr Bowers as key figures.
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Pittsburgh
Paris
Ballinger Scandal Follows Roosevelt's Fight On Grabs
Washington May 8 1920s overview of public lands looting history from Cleveland to Roosevelt to Taft and Ballinger. Highlights include conservation efforts led by Pinchot Newlands and Gifford Pinchot era reforms. Discusses 1920 Salt Creek oil leases investigation and Fall era changes.
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Ballinger
Roosevelt
Rodney Dutcher
NEA
Washington
Cleveland
Snd
Taft
Salt Creek
Wyoming
Northwest
Department of Agriculture
Secretary of the Interior
Congress
Great Plains
Gifford Pinchot
Francis G. Newlands
Nevada
National Conservation Commission
Richard A. Ballinger
Pinchot
Aldrich
Senate
Louis D. Brandeis
Supreme Cirt
Pepper
Pennsylvania
Alaska
65Th
Oregon and California Railroad Company
Wilson
Albert B. Fall
Janet's Joyful Run Through a Child's Day
A verse by Edgar A. Guest portrays Janet, a bright five year old who scurries from place to place. The speaker contrasts Janet's lively energy with his own weariness, noting her sturdy legs and constant play while he lingers, worried about care and pain yet unable to spoil her cheer.
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Janet
Gilad
Benedict Arlen Marries In Simple Ceremony
The author Michael Arlen wed in a modest ceremony conducted by a Russian priest with a chorus of Cossacks singing. Readers are reminded that marriage remains the natural state for man and woman, despite his novels’ erotic themes. Guests included Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Heater of Washington, D. C., at 181 Summit Avenue.
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Michael Arlen
Hymen
Mr. Arlen
Mary
John
South
Arlen
R. H. Heater
Washington, D. C
Lulu E. Wire
Summit Avenue
Pleasant Relief From Constipation in Olive Tablets Ad
A vintage advertisement extols Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a pleasant cure for constipation and a source of youthfulness. It claims the product cleanses the system, improves energy and beauty, and has sold for 20 years as a safe vegetable remedy with olive oil. Price points are listed as 15c 30c and 60c.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Edwards
Sewage Control at Beaches Highlighted by Dr Morri Fishbein
A 1910s discussion shows bathing beaches at risk from sewage and chemical irritants. It cites Washington DC water chlorination on a chloroboat to curb bacteria, with two operators maintaining 0.5 parts per million chlorine, and notes sanitation rules apply to pools and locker rooms alike.
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Washington
Willis P. Baker
Medical Corps
United States Army
D.C
Cirrus Fans' association links leaders to circus aid
New York May 8 Some prominent figures including Gov. Al Smith and Sen. Watson join the Cirrus Fans association of America formed to aid circuses facing anti circus legislation. The slip read that the group comprises non circus folk aiding circuses and improving their lot. A Bowery anecdote reflects changing times and manners.
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New York
Cirrus Fans’ Association of America
T. Barnum
Harry Byrd
Virginia
al Smith
Senator Watson
Indiana
F. ‘Truby Davison
Karl Knecht
Mayor Schwab
Buffalo
E. F. Albee
Joe Cook
The
Bowery
Subway chivalry and the law of dog eat dog
Gilbert Swan notes a harsh subway reality in New York where men rush for seats while women are jostled. He contrasts fleeting chivalry with a daily survival instinct, observing women remain calm as strangers critique the scene.
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Bowery
New York
Gilbert Swan
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