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Useless Food Worries Over Sahara Plan
The piece argues against urgent fears of global starvation by 1940, noting the Mississippi Valley’s vast potential to feed the world, waste that could be conserved, and the need for wiser farming. It says Sahara reclamation is unnecessary for a century, and hunger results from mismanagement and economic injustice, not lack of food.
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Germany
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Driving manners prompt call for gentlemanly road behavior
The piece argues that courteous men become autocratic behind the wheel and may fail to aid accident victims. It laments hit and run drivers and urges all motorists to act as gentlemen to improve safety and enjoyment of driving. It also cites Cardinal O Connell condemning modern women's dress as immoral and indecent.
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Holy Cross Cathedral
Boston
House of God
Educational survey backs arithmetic drills in schools
Dr. A. O. Bawden of Columbia University’s teachers college praises a survey conducted in hundreds of public schools. He notes that pupils who struggle with tough arithmetic problems gain from systematic practice and problem solving.
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A. O. Bawden
Teacher's’ College
Columbia University
Arithmetic Fad Touts Mental Discipline Over Real Life Use
The text argues that arithmetic being taught shows 85 percent more emphasis than needed for life. It muses on whether a fad would test a frog’s time to climb a 30 foot well if it advances 0 inches and retreats 24 inches daily, noting the lure of mental discipline despite impracticality.
Trade Trends and Weather Effects Highlight May 18 Bradstreet's
May 18 Bradstreet's notes fair weather helps trade gains despite wartime spells. Industry stays ahead of last year as crops show promise though late. Winter wheat progress and late corn planting tracked. Rubber demand at high levels. Obituary anecdote recalls William Sheffield who drafted his own death notice after collapse on May 22 and death May 25.
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William Sheffield
New Haven Times- Union
Sheffield
Protection Rules for X Ray and Radium Workers
Recommendations from the Stockholm congress set daily and weekly limits, sun exposure, vacation, room design, ventilation, and lighting. It details shielding requirements, glove and apron lead content, room construction, electrical safety, and handling of radium and emanations. Questions follow about tuberculosis clothing and calcium carbonate use with brief editor responses by Dr Brady.
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International Congress of Radiology
Stockholm
The Roots of Adventure by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that adventure fuels progress across science and society while cautioning against overreliance on novelty. He cites Byrd in the South Pole and stresses adventure must rest on proven heritage and instruments, not novelty alone.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper
Speaking of columnists Don Rose of Public Ledger
Philadelphia writer Don Rose, an English born editorialist for the Public Ledger, also writes for three magazines at ten cents a word and helps edit, with nine staffers assisting. He and wife Marjorie Wells have ten children, and he enjoys favored access, including occupying Jay E. House's office and time in New York while touring Chicago and other cities.
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The Story of Religion by Charles Francis Potter Review
A New York review notes Potter's 600 page study of 16 major religious figures and diverse minors, tracing religion’s development from ancient Egypt to modern thought. It contrasts Potter with Durant’s philosophy works and discusses his view that Judaism anchors Christianity and Islam, while urging a historical perspective on religion’s evolving ethics. The piece cites passages on Jesus, the future history of religion, and the hope for a philosophy uniting wisdom with moral code.
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Richard Maslock
New York
Charles Francis Potter
Potter
Church of the Divine Paternity
God
Akhenaten
Old Egypt
John Wesley
Polycarp
Robert Ingersoll
Marty Baker Eddy
Moses
Jesus
Galilee
Lord Quits Budget Post Praised by Hoover as He Leaves
General Herbert M. Lord resigns as director of the budget effective June 1 and will join Arthur Kleeman & Co in New York as chairman of a subsidiary. President Hoover lauds his service and hints Tufts may award him an honorary LL D. Lord is also linked to a shift in district patronage politics and future Wall Street roles.
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Herbert Hoover
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Arthur
Kleeman & Co
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Hartley
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Advice on marriage and resilience from historical prose
The passage counsels that in the face of evil one should resist bravely rather than despair. It suggests personal happiness comes from marrying a modest girl young, and having one or two children soon, with constant activity through work.
Diary Notes from New York City Evening Walks and Taxi Tales
The diary recounts a New York evening with friends Arch ie and Eleanor Andrews and Karl Kitchen. It laments taxi service in Manhattan, praises a few fine cabs, and recalls Francis Wilson and a fond memory of the actor in Ermine. It notes John Golden's hitmaking flair and political Mr Hartley's election path and future plans.
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New York
Pepys
James Woods
Los Angeles
Francis Wilson
Archie
Eleanor Andrews
Karl Kitchen
Courtney Ryley
Genevieve Cooper
Geselle
Youth Congressman Hartley A Rising Jersey Leader
Washington notes profile Fred A. Hartley Jr at 28 as the Seventy-first Congress member for New Jersey counties. The junior lawmaker recalls early service on Kearny commissions and a rapid rise despite party opposition. He won his seat by slim margins and credits key local allies for support amid early age taunts.
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Sy Nerbert
Washington, D. C
House of Representatives
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Brain Tests Practice Quiz From N Y Evening Post
Time limit three minutes. Christopher Columbus discovered America. Julius Caesar was assassinated by Britons and his accomplices. Philadelphia was founded by William Penn. An Island is a body of land surrounded by water. The Pilgrims who came over in the Mayflower settled in New England. William and the Normans conquered England. Henry Ford is famous as a manufacturer of automobiles. A ton is a unit of weight.
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