Porto Ricans Prefer Freedom Over Gold Chain Rule
Porto Ricans in Porto Rico, like those in the Philippines, express hunger for independence but fear a return to misery under self rule. The piece argues U S aid lifted natives from misery yet bred ingratitude and rebellion, citing malaria and yellow fever work in the Canal Zone as key achievements opposed by a “golden chain” ideal.
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Porto Rco
United States
Spain
Porto Rico
Philippines
Panama Canal Zone
Cuba
Philipp Places
Sharkey’s foul ends world title bid amid prize fight debate
The commentator notes Sharkey fouled out of an easy championship path, blaming a repeated low tactic that cost him a likely million in spoils. The piece discusses prize fighting’s lack of dignity, the mental drive to beat rivals, and ends with a humorous aside about an accordion-playing fisherman story.
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Sharkey
Husky
Blood pressure and calmness across cultures in health notes
Dr Williams notes stress from wait times raises blood pressure during exams. Dr Houston cites low blood pressure in China due to lifestyle, while relocation alters levels. The piece advocates learning calmness to reduce hypertension, referencing boxing fatigue and daily rest. Includes quoted jokes and humorous clippings.
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Williams
Massachusetts
W. R. Houston
Augusta
China
Great Britain
America
Chin
You
Shavings and notes from Lexington Pioneer column
A collage of brief items from the Lexington Neb Pioneer column includes social quips, local anecdotes, and literary snippets. The notes reference a Martin Ditcher agency, a Miss Pearle Rutherford shopping for a milk pail, and light commentary on Beverly Hills political humor, with Will Rogers and Chic Sale as cited figures.
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Neb
Pioneer
Martin Ditcher Company
W. W. Waters
Pearle Rutherford
Beverly Hills
California
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Homestead Farm Notes On Roads And Local Folks
Homestead Farm correspondent writes of Wayland to Washington travel, road work progress, and a parade of locals. Wilber Beenblossom visits from Coppock, Dr. Byers quits tobacco, postmen bear heavy loads, and road drag crews earn public thanks amid mixed weather and busy farm life.
Mason City Man Named Defendant in $30,000 Freeport Suits
William Cheeseman of Mason City was made defendant in suits totaling 30,000 filed in the district court by four Freeport residents. The actions stem from a May 25 automobile crash with Randall Knipschitz. Seven people, including Cheeseman, were hospitalized after the accident. papers were served on him in the hospital. Plaintiffs are Knipschild Golda Pearl and Lois Kinman, all of Freeport.
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William Cheeseman
Mason City
Iown
Etrentt
Cheeseman
Randall Knipschitz
Knipschild
Golda
Pearl
Lois Kinman
Burdens Adjusted by Judge Moore Inspires Perseverance
In a measured address, Judge Charles Forrest Moore argues that burdens can be borne by four shoulders when backed by shared strength. He contends avoidance of the inevitable is futile and urges steadfast resilience through steadfast effort and unity.
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Sam
Charles Forrest Moore
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