Dawes blamed for inaction amid 1920s bank crisis
A critical portrayal of Charles Dawes as a political candidate and banker. The piece argues Dawes showed little concern for Northwest agricultural distress and bank failures during deep economic crisis, accusing him of delaying concrete relief until after the election. It questions his past proposals and notes President Coolidge’s inaction.
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Death of Laugh Is Predicted in Broadside of Jests
A fragmented 1919 era column predicts a dreary future without laughter. It traces humor from ancient times to modern Broadway, cites Shaw and public appetite, notes rapid dissemination via newspapers and radio, and forecasts a rise of commercial art shaping public taste. It mentions Frank and Mary Richards of Los Angeles traveling 216000 miles, and contemplates advertising photography's rise.
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Heskin’s Letter on Backyard Playgrounds
Washington reflects on the growing belief that play builds sportsmanship, courage, and citizenship. Adults share responsibility for children’s development, urging safe, organized play spaces beyond streets and alleys. Back yard playgrounds rise in cities while rural areas lag, with equipment lists reflecting common outdoor items.
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Back Yard Playgrounds Endorsed By Recreation Experts
Recreation specialists urge families to create safe backyard playgrounds for children, outlining simple, affordable equipment. A sandbox, swings, seesaws, and a small playhouse are recommended, with emphasis on shade, supervision, and constructive play materials.
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Autumnal hints of colds prompt Mann to seek prevention
In a reflective piece set in Anytown, Mr. Mann notes fall turning leaves and cooling air as precursor to cold season. The article explains how nasal and throat abnormalities raise infection risk and urges readers to address recurring colds to reduce winter illness.
Mail Box Writer. Save Wholesale Slaughter Of Game Scarcity
A reader urges cutting back hunting limits after reports of a hunter killing 14 squirrels in a day and 12 the next. The writer warns such slaughter threatens game scarcity and asks for protections. argues for humane limits and closing the season to save wildlife. Also includes Q and A items on Catholic population and celestial conjunctions.
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Daily Information Bureau Qand A on aviation and swans
Questions cover airplane engines gear down props and red drive systems. A Vancouver era answer notes the value of barrel rope in water rescues and the dangers of barrel rot. Other Qs list classical swan lore and a Canadian prime minister with broad general info, including swan symbolism and opera references.
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