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The Lafolletistas and Dawes on Constitutional Power
A North Carolina and League of Nations discussion follows. The Lafolletistas defend the Supreme Court power as a safeguard against radicalism. Supporters urge vigilance against abolishing Judicial oversight. The piece notes the historic three-branch system and cautions against oligarchic reversal.
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Geneva
Mystery of Mats and Mars Signal Sparks Diplomatic Oddity
Report from Vancouver wireless operators describes a puzzling Martian style signal with a low note ending in a zipp. The mystery raises questions about alien transmission and echoes amid a broader diplomatic paradox in Peking over the appointment of L M Karaken as Soviet ambassador to China.
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Wives For Sale and International Debates Spark Turmoil
A sweeping column discusses the Soviet diplomatic stand and dean of the corps, Dawes plan’s primacy, and European tensions. It covers Coolidge’s stance on debt, disarmament pace, and the need for orderly Dawes plan execution before talks, plus remarks on Franco German strains and Russian loans. It closes with social notes on wives sales and British customs.
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When Ford Gets Muscle Shoals and Dam History
A compilation notes past dangers of selling wives in 13th century Derbyshire and Victorian era markets with prices and odd tales. It then shifts to a London Times travel note about Muscle Shoals, Alabama, describing widespread dam talk and a lighthearted, dam filled climate of speculation and humor.
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North Alabama
Life of the Bat by Charles Derennes slated for September
Four book by Charles Derennes, famed French nature writer, will be published by Harpers early in September under the title The Life of the Bat. He explores the bat's habits, mating, foraging, and daily and nightly life, translated from French by Louise Collier Wilcox.
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Harpers
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Derennes
Louise Collier Wilcox
Old West books praised for vivid history and frontier tales
A book review extols Thus The West Was Young by Frederick R Bechdelt as true, vivid histories of Indians and frontiersmen with verified incidents like Death Valley and Boot Hill. It contrasts wild lore with the value as history and recommends it for fathers and sons, noting engaging storytelling and authentic atmosphere. The piece shifts to sun exposure advice, detailing how tanning works, risks of sunburn, and home remedies.
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Lincoln
Calear
The Enigma of Rabelais Examined in The Laughing Fable
A review notes scholarly zeal to extract hidden meanings from great works like Dante and Rabelais. The Enigma of Rabelais is praised for careful planning and some engaging parts, but questions whether such analysis adds real value to the enduring image of the robust, jovial giant.
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American Waterworks Association
International Association of Fire Engineers
Great Britain
Rabelais
Progress of the League and political currents
A political commentary notes the League of Nations gaining momentum with the U S participating in 27 committees while education faces partisan pressure. Dawes La Follette Debs and Debates are discussed amid pacifism and socialist sympathy, with fixation on campaign speech quality and Democratic women's organizing boosting turnout.
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