Senatorial inquiry on stock pools prompts call for reform
Dr Jacob H Hollander of Johns Hopkins warns that stock pool operations inflate prices and dupe small buyers, urging public intervention and stronger exchange discipline to prevent future posterity from being harmed by bear raids and manipulated markets. He notes the need for a preventive remedy beyond sensational senate revelations.
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Senate
Jost Industy
Jacob H. Hollander
Johns Hopkins University
Hollander
Stock Exchange
Dent
Instinctive Flyers Rise With A New Generation
The piece argues that fear of new transport fades as youth embrace aviation. It compares early automobile nerves to today’s air minded youth and predicts a generation will pilot planes as instinctively as older pilots learned with effort.
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Sitnt Stellas
Youngeters
Avith
Bumblebee Symbol Reflects Mid-Summer Life and Work Ethic
The essay praises the bumblebee as an emblem of midsummer ease and industry. It notes the insect’s role in pollination, its perceived leisure contrasted with labor, and its cultural reverence in Australia and New Zealand where Clover failed without its aid.
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Australia
New Zealand
Bumblebee
Henry Tuttte
Wilkit
NRA
Henry
Sheen
Theovernment
NIRA
Tixei
Anton Hikes
Doe Hy
Erictriciens
Listening Post Poems And Health Advice In One Page
The article blends poetry recognition with health guidance on blood pressure, digestion, and swimming safety. It quotes medical cautions about overgeneralizing blood pressure with age and stresses physician interpretation, early disease detection, and lifestyle factors. It also addresses indigestion symptoms, heart or lung issues, and cautions about swimming with head submerged for sinus risks.
Love Poem Fragment About a Dove and Heart
A fragmentary love poem laments a beloved woman, comparing her to a white dove and a nestling. The speaker speaks of keeping love in the heart, silent affection, and a bid to keep away from the beloved while cherishing deep feelings. The verse repeats the motif of the dove and the heart.
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Stair
Weather and wit blaze through Provincetown era column
A long rambling piece blends weather gripes with satirical riffs on aviation hype and NRA codes. It lampoons New York aviation crowds, proposes refrigeration fixes, and riffs on public figures while weaving poems and book notes from Provincetown.
Editorial Riff Questions What This Country Stands For
A satirical voice questions national ideals as a pompous orator preaches virtue. The piece critiques memory training schemes and museum expeditions while riffing on tariff wars and a central dispatch error about tense lines.
Health Forum Answers Friday Health Questions
Questions on health and prevention of disease will be answered in this column every Friday. Send questions to Health Forum State Department of Public Health State House Boston Massachusetts.
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Department OF Public Health
State Department of Public Health
State House
Boston
Massachusetts
Remembering charity and greed in hard times in Winthrop
A reader recalls a woman once rich who faced foreclosure on a $1500 mortgage, noting how her charity vanished when fortune did. The letter condemns ingratitude and urges action on welfare costs, park regulations on Winthrop shore drive, and accountability from local leaders amid economic distress and stock market swings.
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Win‘throp
Groone
Newton
Pauline Street
Board.of Selectimen
Todilas
Mitty
Board of Selectmen
Boston
Mathis
Po Osaid
Sven
Daniel Honan
Frank “Crowley
Toocont
Honan
Crowley
First Church of Christ Scientist of Winthrop Services and Events
The First Church of Christ Scientist in Winthrop announces July and August schedules with Sunday services at 10 45 AM and 7 PM. A Sunday School for pupils up to age 12 meets at 9 45 AM, and a testimony meeting occurs Wednesday at 8 PM with the subject Soul. The church edifice is open daily 2 to 5 PM and Saturday evenings 7 to 10.
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First Church of Christ. Scientist
Wwinthrop
Winthrop. Street
First Church of Winthrop Methodist Episcopal Service Note
The record notes a Sunday morning worship with sermon by guest Rev. J Strait while pastor C Oscar Ford is absent. Special music and Friday prayer service at the usual hour are announced. summer visitors are welcome.
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Ber
J. Strait
C. Oscar Ford
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