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Radio and storms blamed on wireless waves
Capt Parker of the liner Momeric and meteorologists spar over radio’s role in Atlantic storms. U S Weather Bureau official James H Scart notes possible radioactivity-weather link, while Dr Lee de Forest and Dr A N Goldsmith downplay broadcasting energy compared to natural lightning.
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National Origins Debate Delays Immigration Policy Action
Congress again delays the national origins section of the immigration act arriving at a year’s postponement. Hox of Texas questions why Congress neither enacts nor repeals the law, noting foreign blocs and patriotic groups influence. Next year, with no election, fairer consideration may be possible.
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Drake Relays Weekend Set in Des Moines
Drake relays days chosen Friday and Saturday attract thousands of athletes and fans from across the country. The Des Moines event is a national affair with top track and field talent, featuring high jumpers above six feet and sprint times near ten seconds. Major Griffith and his team built a premier annual carnival that stands with Pennsylvania's meet.
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Educating Parents and the Burden of Parenthood
Gov Al Smith departs politics to address parenthood obligations in a signed editorial in Children the Magazine for Parents. George J Hecht urges the federal education bureau to focus more on parent education amid growing parent teacher associations and study groups.
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Surgery Without the Knife Asks No Difference In Method
Personal Health Service column argues modern surgery often uses no knife and little blood. It warns against quacks selling painless or bloodless cures for cancer, piles, rupture, or warts, and urges patients to trust reputable physicians for surgical treatment.
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Gifts of the Woods by Glenn Frank
President of the University of Wisconsin Glenn Frank argues for a statewide reforestation program. He details its benefits including economic diversification, health improvements, beauty, and the long-term welfare of civilization, citing past successes in France and Italy as evidence.
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University of Wisconsin
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America
Bowman attacks miss the funding truth on roads plan
The piece argues Bowman understates that current funds are sufficient to retire all bonds and that residents will pay more for transportation without it. It notes 100 to 145 million dollars contrasted with 300 million spent annually on autos in the state, and mocks a direct tax idea while highlighting rising road needs in Towntod. The other column columns on women in sports and changing gender roles laments old notions.
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New York Fashion Voices and Broadway Sign Glare
A New York fashion piece describes a prominent woman buyer and her career focus in the industry. It notes high salaries and a largely mobile lifestyle, with mentions of luxury living and Paris seasons. The column also touches on Broadway signs flickering, haberdashers displaying longer shirt collars, and parlor gossip about pajama robe designers.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Bear's Beans
Uncle Wiggily fools Mrs. Fox with puzzle pictures while she hunts for a recipe. He escapes, returns home for beans, and shares them with a hungry Black Bear who finds them hard. A mysterious picture puzzle teases the Bear about a friend’s name.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Readers Q A 1928
Questions about warblers dyes and slugs spark Nature Notes from Burroughs club in 1928. Answers to prior questions discuss Colorado coneys pikes elevation and local plant and rock formations amid brief nature lore.
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Alice in Wonderland manuscript sale shocks readers
The original manuscript of Alice in Wonderland sold at Sotheby’s London for 875250 the largest sum for any manuscript. Dr A S W Rosenbach of Philadelphia buys it. if with Tenniel drawings, value rises. British Museum offered to buy. American interest remains high as critics note the work’s enduring magic and the author’s uniquely childlike genius.
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Little Red Ridinghood
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England
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British Museum
America
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Lewis Carrel
Peter Pan
James Whitcomb Riley
Annie
Riddles and Leaflets From Uncle Ray's Corner
Uncle Ray's Corner offers a new riddle leaflet with 38 riddles and answers, plus a note about past riddles and telegrams. The column also reports on Australian trances, poison ivy eradication advice from the U.S. Department of Agriculture, and a brief item about veteran scissors found in Fort Scott Tribune files.
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Future of motorcars and highway planning in the United States
The Sioux City Journal notes over 23 million vehicles registered and forecasts continued sales growth. It argues for wider, straighter, and safer roads with no grade crossings, to handle heavier future traffic. The piece also mentions rising numbers of street and highway users and evolving traffic problems. It briefly contrasts with separate notes on mountain communities in northeast India living in tree-branch bamboo huts.
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