Taft as a Busting Hero Affects Royal Etiquette
The article argues former President Taft first, and a later Chief Justice, disrupted court protocol by greeting King George without the traditional backstep. It notes the king exempted ex rulers, enabling Taft to meet on equal terms, and speculates on future visits by other American leaders and potential shifts in international arrangements.
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Britain
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Plan for world disarmament presented at Paris
Lord Robert Cecil for Great Britain presented a general disarmament plan to the mixed commission on disarmament of the League of Nations in Paris. The proposal reportedly won favor from most delegates, signaling broad support for global arms reduction.
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Mexico
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How to Choose a Doctor in Personal Health Service
Dr William Brady discusses traits of a good physician with humor and warning. He favors honesty, practical examinations, avoidance of overpromising cures, and ethical conduct. Readers submit health questions answered briefly, including remedies for bad breath and sunburn prevention.
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William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Andresa
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Hominy Dreamed In A Gourmet Argument
Imogene asks for breakfast and Andrew denigrates grocery hominy as crude, outlining a ludicrous mythic process to make it divine. The dialogue turns into satire as Imogene insists such hominy exists only in drug-store injections, while Andrew insists true hominy requires sacred ritual and mythic prep.
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Imogene
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Clarify Local Q&A
The Burroughs Nature Club Notes invites readers to submit questions on nature topics with answers promised in tomorrow’s column. Readers learn about wildlife IDs, such as the spoonbill, deer in Manchuria, and the Loggerhead shrike, plus a warning from the River Commission about dumping along the river road north of Chantangas Park.
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Nature Notes
Mississippi River
Manchuria
Corea
Siteria
North Carolina
South
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River Commission Oraar
When Song is Sweet by Frank L. Stanton
Poem in old fashioned verse celebrates love as the source of life and happiness. It contrasts sweet sights with the beloved, urging devotion and a life lived for the beloved in hopeful, lyrical cadence.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A short brain teaser recounts the origin of chess and Sessa’s reward of one grain doubling each square, noting the king’s mistaken total and asking readers to compute the total wheat due for the full sixty four squares. The piece includes wordplay prompts about vowels and consonants and a moral on perseverance.
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Sessa
Shevan the Great
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A discussion of insurance economics notes that dividends to policy holders suffer when welfare agencies tax and regulate the sector. It argues over-taxation and rate impositions raise costs, reducing dividends and the appeal to investors.
Abe Martin on Implied Kinship and Resilience
Abe Martin muses that kinship and courtesy endure through fatigue and illness. He notes that a bad cold or business reasons never kept a friendly person from having a pass or showing goodwill.
Property of the People in Public Utilities Stakes
Policy holders in American life insurance companies totaling about 50 million, with assets invested in public utilities securities and railway stocks, underline the stake the average citizen holds in these quasi public corporations. An unfavorable outlook is implied.
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Davenport Times
Freckle-Face Remedy Ad Promises Freckles Removal
A vintage advertisement touts Othine double strength as a guaranteed remedy to remove freckles. It claims an ounce suffices for even worst cases and offers money back if it fails to clear the complexion. No penny is spent unless results appear.
Heal Skin Diseases With Zemo Remedy
Zemo offers rapid relief for eczema blotches ringworm rashes and skin troubles. Sold in 35c bottles or 1.00 for extra large, it cleanses soothes and heals quickly. A penetrating disappearing liquid, Zemo is gentle on delicate skin and aims to end distress today.
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