Hearst radio rebukes France over passport insult
William Randolph Hearst spoke on a wide radio hook up accusing France of insulting U S passports when he was denied admission. He contrasted with Theodore Roosevelt and Grover Cleveland era actions, urging stronger U S stand and criticizing compulsory unemployment insurance as harmful to workers.
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Everett McCall's Embarrassing Dinner Tale From Crawfordsville
A reader from Crawfordsville shares Everett McCall's humorous yet troubling childhood memory about a dinner guest taking too many pickles. The letter expresses concern over dole dependency and advocates for systematic, scientific unemployment solutions, arguing employers bear responsibility for unemployment when aid becomes widespread.
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Hot Shots From Billy Sunday Chau Tauqua Talk
Excerpts from a Billy Sunday Chau tauqua address reveal sharp critique of Prohibition, modern flapper culture, and social trends. Sunday mocks liquor, card games, and nightlife while urging moral reform, citing national issues, wartime nostalgia, and religious conviction.
Daily Lessons In English to Learn
A fragmentary note on verb usage pronunciation and vocabulary building. It mentions Mary and city learning, common misspellings, and daily word study to expand vocabulary with a focus on precocious usage and distinct wording. It reads like a teacher's exercise on word choice and pronunciation and contains several garbled phrases and misspelled terms.
By The Way musings on poems and readers
This fragment from a page column jests about readers failing to send original poems and jokes about letters in the column. It recalls local figures and residents, mentions schooldays of public figures, and humor about poetry and receipts for poems. It ends with a playful plea for original verse and a price quote.
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Community Notes From South Highland and Nearby
Lorine Corresp reports cooler weather now but prefers this season. Mr and Mrs Richard Havel hosted Muscatine visitors Sunday. Mrs John Lasek, Lorine, Velma Amorose, and Mrs Albin Heranek’s ill sister visited. Melash Havel visited Yara Lasek Sunday forenoon. Mr and Mrs Milt Wollraben hosted company. Some neighborhood residents shopped in Washington Saturday. A published quote notes that forgiving twenty years is insufficient before a new start.
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