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Capitalization and Valuation in Power Trusts
Former Gov. Gifford Pinchot accuses the big six electric utilities of controlling 63 percent of U S power with three billion dollars in capitalization and argues rates should reflect actual plant value rather than capitalization Officials from the six reply that regulators base returns on property value not capitalization The piece also notes home remedies and youth training through the Boy Scouts as counterpoints to public welfare themes.
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Gifford Pinchot
Pennsylvania
America
New York City
Linn J. Boyd
New York ‘Homeopathic Medical College
Flower Hospital
Boy Scouts of America
Hoover Tour Highlights U S Latin America Trade Links
Dispatches from the Hoover party describe Latin American land and people while Bil Hoover, commerce secretary, notes U S trade focus. The Illinois Central promotes a pamphlet on export and import flows, showing about 932 million dollars in U S exports to Latin America in 1927 and U S dominance in regional trade.
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Herbert Hoover
Central
South America
Bil Hoover
Latin America
Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
United States
Rio Grandé
Estimating U S Latin American Commerce and Investment
A summary noting that Mississippi Valley consumption of Latin American products nears 500 million dollars annually while over 278 million dollars of goods pass through New Orleans to and from Latin American ports. Since 1925 American capital invested in Latin American properties and enterprises is about 5 billion dollars, illustrating the deep links shaping prosperity.
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Mississippi Valley
New Orleans
New World
Osteopaths and standard of healing standards urged
William Brady argues osteopathic physicians deserve equal status with regular doctors and urges a single standard for all healers. He recounts his past effort to admit an osteopathic physician to a medical society and defends self care therapies as harmless, urging tolerance and unity in medical practice.
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Uiedilcal Society
Medical Society
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William Brady
Left Handed Families And Health Questions Answered
A reader asks why a six year old boy should be discouraged from using his natural left hand and a doctor answers to leave him be. Other questions touch nervousness ossification and snoring with concise explanations and guidance.
Leonardo On Success By Glenn Frank
A reflection on Leonardo da Vinci and his notes describing discipline in art and life. The piece urges mastering perspective and proportion, understanding living forms, studying architecture, and taking periodic breaks to preserve judgment and harmony in work.
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Leonardo
Glenn Frank
University of Wheconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Leonardo da Vinci
Florence
Lesnardo
Satin
Moment Cartoon Farce and World News Mashup
A jumble of notes and humor notes spans stock tips, a Nazi era oddity, a Missouri water joke, and regional anecdotes. It mentions John D Rockefeller senior, a triple divide in Glacier National Park, a mock stock market tilt, a Florida arrest, and actor Paul Lukas’s likeness to Lew Cody.
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Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
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Lew Cody
Adolpha Menjou
Brain Tests Nineteenth Century Quiz Answers
A fragment from the Society Page presents multiple choice brain tests from a 19th century publication. Questions cover meanings of a star a silver dollar and an Eskimo with four options each and guidance that all three tests take about 280 seconds to complete.
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United States
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Abe Martin Notes on Fights and Tibet Location
Abe Martin reflects that explanations can avert fights but rarely cure a bad taste. Leslie Hanger discusses an estranged wife and mentions seeking a location in Tibet.
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Leslie Hanger
Tibet
London Exiled to Glamour and Noise in a Modern City
A lively London column contrasts Regent Street and Landsdowne Passage with flashy new hotels and cafes. It notes glamorous motor cars and nightly nightclubs, amusing hotel staff, and a humorous tale of theatre seat hunting. The piece also reflects on English manners, middle-class warmth, and quirky dog quarantine limits.
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London
Regent Street
Landsdowne
Times Square
Jack Buchanan
Savoy
Claridge
Broadway
Sesson
Washington's War Navy Building Faces Aesthetic Critique
In Washington DC on February 8, 1971, Herbert notes the state war and navy building dominates Pennsylvanian Avenue with Greek Gothic and French motifs. He cites its 500 rooms and two miles of marble halls as an architectural misfit next to the treasury, urging congress and planners to consider beauty for the capital.
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Sy Herbert
Washington
D. C
Pennsylvanian Avenue
White House
State, War and Navy
Congress
Treasury
Navy
Woaver
Mgr
Hoover
Cass. Gilbert
Supreme Court
Taft Gilbert
Capital
Capitol
Inaugural Pageant in Washington 1845
The inaugural events for James K. Polk press coverage recall a rain soaked day in Washington with umbrellas, a grand procession, and public displays. Polk takes the oath at the Capitol as crowds endure wet conditions and discuss inaugurational entertainments and dinners at Coleman's and the National theatre.
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Alexander R. George
Associated Press
James J. Pour
Washington, D. C
James K. Polk
Tennessee
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Pennsylvania Avenue
Washington
Tyler
Coleman
National
Loday
Capitol
Empire Club of
New York
Liberty
Jefferson
Yar Buren
Senate
Polk
Morse
Mino
East Indies
Greenwich Village Meeting Place to Host Bohemian Club
Greenwich Village will get an official meeting place named The Meeting Place a run restaurant where about 200 artists writers musicians and notable figures will gather. Members include Theodore Dreiser Sinclair Lewis Dorothy Thompson Dudley Field Malone Vilhjamur Stefansson James Weldon Johnson Deems Taylor Norma Millay Rockwell Kent Floyd Dell Heywood Broun Inez Waynes Irvin and others. The informal club will allow visitors at almost any hour and diners will be among congenial minds in a residential block setting with no tourist attention. The understudy Gale Sandegaard stepped into the role in Strang Interlude after Judith Anderson fell ill and despite limited notice delivered a memorable performance shaping the production at the theatre.
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Massope
New York
Greenwich Village
Iintelligentsia
Bohemia
Theodore Dreiser
Sinclair Lewis
Dorothy Thompson
Dudley Field Malone
Vilhjamur Stefansson
James Weldon Johnson
Deems ‘Taylor
Norma Millay
Rockwell Kent
Floyd Dell
William McFee
Heywood Broun
Inez Waynes Irvin
Charles Bonl
Ben Franklin Wit Sparks Debate on Conversation
The Philadelphia Inquirer recalls Ben Franklin’s view that letting others speak shows wit while criticizing monopolizing talk. It contrasts Franklin with a modern Pranklin figure, arguing such talkers should not rejoin company.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
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Pranklin
BrotherMoon Prize Poem By Frank B Cowgill
A national anthem contest winner from 3 208 entrants across 47 states honoring unity freedom and shared heritage. Poem by Frank B Cowgill of Mountington Park California calls for brotherhood among workers and regions and for all races to join in one nation under liberty.
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Mountington Park
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