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Liability vs. compensation in automobile insurance debate
A Massachusetts experience with compulsory automobile liability insurance shows it ensures victims receive up to 5000 dollars and imposes driver discipline via licensing. Iowa debates replacing liability with compensation to speed injury payments and defer fault, arguing compensation could improve fairness and promptness.
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Massachusetts
Yowa
Bay State
Monk
Iowa
Hidden Dangers of Early Aerial Travel Across Oceans
The article recalls Kingsford Smith and companions reaching Hawaii as fuel ran low while Ruth Elder and George Haldeman failed to land in the Atlantic but were rescued near a steamer. It notes many air pioneers vanished and highlights perilous, poorly understood high altitude weather and the dangers of storms to planes and ships alike.
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Kingsford-Smith
Pacific
San Francisco
Hawaii
Ruth Elder
George Haldeman
Atlantic
Wnungesser
Colt
Princess,’ Mrs. Greyson, the Crew of the Old Glory, Paw Retifern, Mildred Doran
Jack Frost
Erwin
Lindbergh
Chamberlin
Byrd
Canada Domination Forecast in US Export Trends
Two months of data show US exports to Canada surpassing those to Great Britain, signaling Canada may become the dominant recipient of American surplus. The piece cites historical reciprocity debates and notes tightening ties between Canada and the United States amid shared interests and imperial policy shifts.
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United States
Dominion of Canada
Great Britain
Dominion
Canada
North American
England
Not Like That The High Blood Pressure Germ Story
The passage argues against a simple cause effect view of high blood pressure claiming it does not follow a single dramatic infection or sudden bite. It emphasizes a more complex, gradual development of ailments rather than a dramatic dramatic onset.
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Associated Press
Brady
Reader Inquires On Skin Pores And Health Theories
A reader letters Dr. Brady questioning skin pore theories and the skin as a barrier versus internal salt and water absorption. The letter praises the doctor, notes family health benefits from his articles, and mentions personal outdoor work experiences and resilience against cold.
Gilded Boy Legend vs. Physiology Teachings
The essay argues the gilded boy legend as a premature ground for skin breathing ideas. It notes a school master taught physiology poorly and faces hostility towards the subject. It concludes a gilded coat would harm only if body heat is not kept up, linking death to heat exhaustion.
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Lkely
Questions and Answers on Camphor Pills and Health Habits
A reader asks if camphor pills are dangerous and if rare use is harmless. The reply says occasional use as a mild nerve sedative is safe if pills contain camphor only, but warns about habit formation and advises caution with dosage.
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When Grown Men Learn by Glenn Frank
The essay discusses Thorndike’s research on adult learning versus youth, quoting Aristotle Horace Homer Newman and others. It notes adults can acquire the same information in fewer months with practical work, and argues education should extend beyond early years.
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Columbia University
Mr. Thorndike
Aristotle
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Loman
RW Livingstone
Cardinal Mewman
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Grantiig
Sucessful Banish Folk High School
Don
Theatrical Stars Fade Into Oblivion Amid Alcohol Scandals
New York report describes three female stars over several years who spiraled into chronic alcoholism despite cures. One hobbled through opening nights with hiccupy scenes, another quit shows amid protracted binges, and a third, a “bathroom drinker,” faded by secrecy. The piece notes Broadway whispers of another star on the same path and contrasts them with many abstainers in show business.
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New York
Rialto
Hollywood
Broadway
Uncle Wiggily and the Lively Lizard play ball tale
In this Uncle Wiggily story the Bob Cat arrives with a tall tale and a mischief making Bad Chap, as the woodland animal friends gather to play ball. The white poodle warns the bunny uncle that the Bob Cat may be after the ears, setting a playful suspenseful scene.
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Bob Cat
Wiggily
Ball and bat chase in Uncle Wiggily tale
A playful scene features Jackie Bow Wow and animal friends chasing a hidden ball and bat in Uncle Wiggily land. The Bob Cat and Wolf complicate the search with puzzles and trickery as the animals, including Billie Wagtail and Sammie Littletail, pursue the elusive ball amid a humorous chase and mock home run.
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Jackie Bow Wow
Billie Wagtail
Goat Boy
Charlie Chick
Rooster
Billie
Oni
Johnnie
Billie Busbytail
Sammie Littletail
Goat
Jackie
Sammie
Toodle Flat Tail
Sam
Uncle
Thor Dressed as Goddess Recovers His Hammer
In a Norse myth explained by Uncle Ray, Thor loses his hammer and Loki with Thor in disguise schemes to reclaim it from Thrim the giant. Thrim is tricked during a feasting ruse, the hammer is seized, lightning and thunder erupt, and Thor returns to Asgard with the hammer intact.
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Loki
Thrim
Freya
Heimdal
Tarkan
Sue
Asgard
ANGLE
Balder
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Questions 1924
The note page offers reader questions on crocodiles seas and birds with answers on terrapins bird nests hawks and butterfly catching. It cites sources like The Boy Collectors and Cooper’s Hawk sizes and notes cedar valley prosperity.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Toughton Mifflin Co
Cugin
Joy Street romance in New York and Village peril
Gay Hathaway, a private secretary turned aspiring film actress, falls ill on a film set in Greenwich Village. As Beverly Juneau and Lottie care for her, money and Crosley Webb surface as potential rescue points, while a looming chance for a screen test and a dangerous entanglement unfold.
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Gay Hilla
Howard Weston
H. & H. Manufacturing Co
New York
Gay
Crosley Webb
Wall Street
Greenwich Village
Beverly Juneau
Beverly
Paradox Studios
Sudagenly
Flick Barry
Barry
Minetta Lane
Gray Wno
Carter’s
Bart Daniels
Joe
Mac
McCoy
Miss Weise
Hathaway
McCabe
Lottie ‘Tyson
Lottie
Flan‘dina
V's
Gharies
C. P
Clifford
Grossey Webb
Cirt
Ifn
Abe Martin style quip ends Moyops retirement note
In a casual hometown voice Cashier Al Moyops of Skunk Ridge Bank laments sleeping on a hard floor before retiring last evening. The item also notes Mrs. Pogue Swalllow’s California nephew confessing to murdering his mother in Indiana, reflecting a blend of local humor and sensational crime.
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