Rockefeller Prohibition Stand Shifts in Political Scene
In a sweeping reflection on party platforms and prohibition, Rockefeller signals a pivot toward repeal and state control of liquor while Democrats and Republicans debate policy. The piece notes clashes on convention strategies, Roosevelt’s camp, and the broader push for temperance versus repeal.
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Threry
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Hberal
Utler
Butler
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Miltony
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J. Noouraamp
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Tors
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Louis Murphy
Daniel Steck
North Carolina
Cameron Morrison
Robert Reynolds
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Reynolds
Franklin Roosevelt
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Alfalfa Bil" Murray
Mark Wilcox
West Pulny Beach
Ruth Bryan Owen
Let Us Have the American Academy of Humor
P H Collier argues in the St Louis Globe Democrat for establishing an American Academy of Humor to explore whether humor can elevate intellect amid America's mechanical age. He contrasts past literary ages with present tendencies and cites figures from Nye to Artemus Ward as the humor tradition.
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Iaugh
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Darite
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Napoleon
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Shelley
Keate
Tennyson
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Rural villagers and quiet life near Fox Inn hub
The article describes villagers working from sunrise to sunset and relaxing in the taproom of the Fox Inn where youths play a needle game of darts. It notes some residents have never ridden a train or heard a wireless broadcast, highlighting isolation and simple pleasures.
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Old Fox Inn
Ideal Dwelling Simple Life in the Loneliest English Village
The piece describes a remote English village with several spellings of its name, a single inn and dart board, and few modern amenities. Surrounded by corn fields, it has existed since 1000, shares a policeman with nearby villages, and most inhabitants have never left ten miles from home.
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Ongland
Wiston
Wissington
Wisson
Wisgeen
Wiseton
Whiston
Taborera
Ancient System Revived by Greenwich House Workshops
The Greenwich House in New York revives historic craft through a five hundred year old apprenticeship system. Youths learn stone cutting wood carving cabinet making and bronze work with a student body of 86 to 140, many of foreign parentage mainly Italian.
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New York
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Alliea
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