The Auto Fatalities Compared to War Casualties
The Stewart Warner Safety Council links annual automobile deaths to the nation’s vehicle count and notes at least 28 accidents per fatality. It argues the fatalities annually rival American war deaths, with injuries far exceeding wartime wounded totals.
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Stewart- Warner Safety Council
Here Is Where You May Help Even Under Existing Marriage Laws
The piece argues the family as the foundation of society and the state controls marriage to preserve health and virtue. It notes laws against inbred or diseased marriages and suggests public help remains needed under current rules to address younger, healthier, or morally questionable matches.
Education for citizenship gains nationwide attention and action
John J. Tigert notes lasting public interest in citizenship education after the war. About twenty states have directors for citizen service in state agencies. 1925 laws advance patriotism and good citizenship, including flag display, teaching the Constitution, patriotic holidays, and evening classes for foreign-born residents.
Depend Upon It Nothing Is Haphazard
A reflective piece argues that the solar system and life show a rational, law governed order. It urges readers to recognize humanity as heirs of the ages and to embrace a destiny with a vast potential future beyond petty disputes.
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Solar System
Earth
Three Years Is Enough for World Court Debate
President Coolidge urges Senate to decide on the World Court after three years of delay. He argues a legislative body should act within that period and even a Supreme Court decision could be reached. The prevailing view is that the Senate’s extended consideration has no justification.
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World Court
United States Senate
Coolidge
Senate
Supreme Court
Famed Lifer Jesse Pomeroy Still Fights for Freedom
Boston report on Jesse Pomeroy, the long serving lifer at Charles Town state prison. The 67 year old in solitary decades longs to see the modern world including trolley cars, cars, planes. He sues for libel over a letter accusing him of skinning a kitten, seeks $5000 damages, and awaits parole or pardon.
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Boston
Charles Town
Jesse Pomeroy
America
Pomeroy
Jesse
Bosson
Bunker Hill
Fuller
Supreme Judicial Court of Massachusetts
Orden
Fudge Making Finds Favor With Co Eds
Fudge gains favor in college life with coeds praising its energy aid and dessert appeal. Miss Meta Given of the University of Chicago home economics department shares tested recipes for Chocolate Fudge Cocoanut Candy and Penoche with steps and temperatures for the soft ball stage and proper cooling.
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Meta Given
Home Economics
University of Chicago
One Hand Clock From Shipwreck Inspiration In Portland
An English naval officer wrecked at sea and later stationed in Portland, Oregon, devised a one hand clock after losing the minute hand. He found a watch on a desert island and used the hour hand to mark one minute intervals, developing a wartime style clock that functions as well as traditional two handed models.
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Portland
Ore
Desert Island
Flat Feet Mistaken for Rheumatism in Hygeia Note
Dr. Solomon Strouse explains in Hygeia Magazine that many attribute leg or back pain to rheumatism when flat feet or broken arches are the cause. A theater escort misadventure shows how proper shoes cure the supposed illness.
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Solomon Strouse
Hygeia Magazine
The Value of Effort and Grit
A motivational reflection on effort as the key to achievement. It argues that attempting and failing is better than not trying, asserting that power comes from steady exertion and perseverance.
Muthie Estate Creditors Meet In Jefferson Nebraska
Creditors of the deceased Muthie will meet the administrator before County Judge Louis J. Nutzman in the Jefferson Nebraska county court room on May 6 1926 at 9 a m to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Three months from February 6 1926 are allowed to file claims. Claims not filed by May 8 1926 will be forever barred. A Wunder attorney for estate.
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Jefferson
Nebraska
Said County
Louis J. Nutzman
Seal
A. Wunder
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