ENGLAND COMES AROUND Health publicity in newspapers
A UK debate over physicians publishing health news in newspapers ends with the British Medical Association approving public lectures on health and disease to start next year. Doctors remain wary of signed articles by practitioners, urging health instruction be controlled by a responsible body rather than individuals.
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New York
Patadelphia
Change
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Representatives
England
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Christmas Reflections and Pan-American Flight Tribute
A round of holiday reflections on Christmas as a spiritual anniversary and sincere gifts. A South American newspaper hails a Pan-American air salute with five U.S. planes from Kelly Field, symbolizing friendship with 20 nations. Plus stock gains boost GOP outlook amid prosperity and a Kansas City Star note on a Chicago washerwoman fraud case.
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Whose fault obesity in wives and husbands
Personal Health Service by William Rady discusses obesity’s impact on marriage. The piece argues plump wives are often kind and faithful, while skinny ones may be less happy, urging readers to value fuller figures. It also covers reader questions on warmth, nosebleeds, and health habits with brief, practical guidance.
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Reading Advice for Children From Glenn Frank News Note
Glenn Frank urges parents to guide children’s reading without forcing it. He cites six points from Hugh Mearns on child reading, stressing taste growth, the value of wholesome material, and avoiding coercion. He also notes parents should model enthusiasm for books and gradually expose children to higher quality work.
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Coolidge Ideals and Honest Work Debate
A fragment endorses Coolidgeism as practical idealism contrasting theory and practice. It argues real progress comes from hands on labor, with critics preferring grand plans over steady building, citing architecture and foundational readiness as key.
New York Scenes and Nightlife Stir Headlines
New York 328 percent reports detail a hotel suite scene where a husband confronts a cocaine influenced wife and a reckless nightlife. The narrative covers photographers at sea and a peek into journalism’s shipboard reporting, noting penny weighing machine profits near Grand Central and other urban curiosities.
Uncle Wiggily’s Funny Tree Mischief in a snowy stump home
Uncle Wiggily observes his wife Longears fussing over caps mittens and coats dropped by visiting rabbit children. He plans a Christmas present to quell the mess as he recalls the upcoming holiday and considers a clever fix for the clutter.
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Uncle Wigilly and the Funny Tree Hat Rescue
Uncle Wigilly and a pig meet a rabbit to discuss a funny tree that becomes a hat tree. They cling to pegs as a wolf approaches, then escape when the wolf runs off. The tale ends with a promise to continue Wigilly’s Christmas adventure.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Highlights 1926
Questions and answers about nature topics appear in this Burroughs Nature Club notes column. Readers inquire about anatomy, bird behavior, fish migration, venom extraction methods, and dog training. The column promises tomorrow’s issues will provide answers and guidance.
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Diane Colfax Mystery Ends With New Mexico Departure
Phil Osborne pursues Diane Colfax after she rejects him and leaves, prompting a tense confession from Miriam Colfax about Diane choosing honor over wealth. Diane escapes by midnight train, while Osborne vows to reach her before she arrives in New Mexico.
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Unkle Rays Corner Helen s Christmas
Aunt Dorothy and Helen Barnes confront Sterling and Carson over a will. A small inheritance reveals Helen’s share is exactly 144 dollars after costs. Eugene Carson interrupts, promising more to discuss with Sterling, as the scene sets up continued drama.
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Kansan Seeks United States Senator for $400 Offer
A garbled Kansan line hints at a man offering to quit holding out for a Senate seat in exchange for a brief sum. The passage suggests satirical critique of political bargaining and public figures, with no clear event or names beyond the generic reference.
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