Investments and Politics in a World Economy
A 1930s analysis questions whether the United States can avoid political consequences while amassing over 21 billion dollars in foreign investments. It compares U S and British holdings, notes foreign debt to the U S, and asks if global finance always accompanies political influence, warning that world history favors integrated economies and politics.
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Unnovan
United States
Canada
Belgium
Great Britain
Great Prosperity Cited by American Bankers Chief
Wal ter W Head, president of the American Bankers Association, argues U S prosperity is vast with 110 million people across 3 7 million square miles and wealth around 300 billion dollars Deposits total about 40 billion life insurance exceeds 70 billion acres of farm land valued at 77 billion cattle numbers run into tens of millions and crop outputs soar with dozens of billions in oil production and miles of rail telegraph and telephone lines plus a large press network
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American Bankers’ Association
Walter W. Head
New York
America
Dregs of Prohibition Drinkers Still Haunt Headlines
A 70 percent drop in American drinking is reported amid prohibition. The remaining 30 percent is the dregs with lethal effects that explode into headlines. The period is unhappy but temporary as wiser choices or death will end the pattern.
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America
The Butterfly and Evolution Concepts Explored
The piece muses on the butterfly as a prime example of evolution and intellect, arguing that God created the butterfly in a mysterious way while contrasting belief and un belief in evolution. It also notes a large donation for developing peace and mentions a popular figure seeking 100 percent tax axes reduction.
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Bok
David meets Billy the Musk Ox at the zoo
David watches a large Musk Ox behind zoo bars and chats with Billy about his origin in the far north. The animal explains his heavy fur, under-suit, and how musk oxen defend against wolves. David asks questions then moves on to see other animals.
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David
Mr. Musk Ox
Billy
Mask Ox
What This Day Means to You Cancer
Cancer themed observance highlights personal reflection and health awareness. Community groups discuss coping strategies, support networks, and resources for patients and families facing cancer challenges.
Propitious Horoscope Urges Immediate Action and Marriage
Today favors starting new ventures, with the afternoon turning excellent and evening adverse. It advises acts now, notes marriage as auspicious, and suggests adaptive traits for those born today. A boy born today may face health issues early, while a girl remains healthy. both become responsible adults. Prominent figures linked include Pickering, Astor, Cranch, Meek, Patterson, and Spencer.
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Green Bay
Timothy Pickering
John J. Astor
William Cranch
Alexander B. Meek
Robert M. Patterson
Horatio N. Spencer
Today’s Anniversaries Across History
A retrospective list notes key dates: 1816 Jacob Reed, Charleston and U.S. senator from South Carolina, dies. 1856 Lake Erie steamer North ern Indiana fire. 1836 William White, first Episcopal bishop of Pennsylvania, dies. 1850 Harvard observatory stellar photography debut. 1875 Arctic exploration ships Alert and Discovery sail. 1893 second comet discovered. 1915 Italian gains at high passes after repelling Austrian assault.
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Jacob Reed
Revoluion
United States
South Carolina
Charleston
D. C
Indiana
Lake Erie
William White
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Harvard College Observatory
Alert
Discovery
Lick Observatory
One Year Ago Today Girdling Aviators Landed Near Hull
Thirteen Negroes perished in a tenement fire in Kangena City. In England the penalty for fraudulently destroying a will is life penal servitude.
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U. & Globe
Hull
England
Kangena City
Secrets of Health and Success Emphasize Cause and Imitation
The piece argues every habit or prejudice stems from a cause, often imitation rather than heredity. It cites Freud and a 7th century Burgundian tale to illustrate how identifying primary causes enables modification or eradication of behavior.
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Freud
Eustasius
Eustasias
Matrimonially Speaking
A wife complains of her husband tossing cigarette stubs into her flower beds despite her efforts to keep ash in a tray. She imagines a smoking porch at the Grand Canyon and jokes about growing tobacco to fit the debris. The note also mentions a wife calling to arrange lunch with her husband and an earlier 1900 reference to government eclipse expeditions to Sumatra and Spain.
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Grand Canyon
Sumatra
Spain
Captain William Eichelberger Heads U S Naval Observ atory
Captain William H Eichelberger, honored with the associateShip of the Royal Astronomical Society, leads the United States Naval Observatory in Washington. Born in Baltimore sixty years ago, he joined the observatory in 1898 after teaching mathematics and astronomy at Wesleyan University. Since 1910 he has directed the Nautical Almanac, and the Government Printing Office has issued a catalogue of stars prepared under his direction.
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William 8. Hichelberger
Oneteval Astronomical Society of Great Britain
Department of Astronomical Observations
United States Naval Observatory
Washington
Baltimore
Eichelberger
Weasleyan University
Are You Fond of Children A Letter to Readers
A columnist discusses the social faux pas of admitting dislike for children. An Englishwoman recounts meeting a young girl who confessed she loathes children, shocking her, and the piece cautions readers to avoid openly hating kids to prevent alienating polite society.
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Enna
Brooks
Afy
Notable births and figures listed in historical note
Rita Fornia a celebrated soprano born in San Francisco years ago today Rt Rev John McKim missionary bishop of Tokyo born in Pittsfield Mass 73 years ago to William B Ellison former vocation counsel of New York City at St Thomas Ont 68 years ago Col H S Birkett Canadian educator and medical authority be at Hamilton Ont 61 years ago today Paris has organized a pun with a view to altering the fue make up of clowns
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Rita Fornia
San Francisco
John, McKim
Episco
Tokyo
Pittsfield
Mass
William B. Ellison
New York City
St. Thomas
Ont
Col
H. S. Birkett
Hamilton
Toda
Fashion Shifts in Paris Fashions Trend from Slender to Plump
The piece notes rapid fashion cycles from May to July with changing silhouettes as styles move from slim to fuller figures. It laments the cost of continual diet and gym efforts for women to keep pace with shifting trends and mocks a designer for chasing ever-changing standards amid a busy New York scene.
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Vashions
Paris
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