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England prepares for second Labour government under MacDonald
Ramsay MacDonald becomes prime minister as Labour wins 288 seats to Conservatives 250 and Liberals 53. With Liberal Lloyd George holding balance of power, a stable Labour program is unlikely amid doubts over Liberal support and a fragile coalition.
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America
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The Great American Emphasizes Value of Working Man
Theodore Roosevelt and Calvin Coolidge celebrated the worker in Manhattan and Vermont. They praised producers and condemning drones, stressing that usefulness to family and society is a man’s apparent destiny and duty.
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Calvin Coolidge
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Vermont
A Use for Waste Land in Kansas Cheyenne Bottoms
In Barton county Kansas a 20000 acre Cheyenne bottoms tract will be set aside as a bird sanctuary. Legislature action authorizes the federal transfer and halts reclamation plans, arguing the land should remain a natural home for wildlife rather than farmed. The piece urges continued support for wildlife preservation to prevent loss of species history.
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Barton County
Drake Estate swindle warned to Midwest residents
The Drake Estate scam lured victims by claiming kinship to Sir Francis Dreke and a vast inherited fortune. Targets were asked to fund legal steps to recover wealth for rightful heirs. Iowa and Minnesota officials met in Des Moines to explore citizen protection measures.
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Des Moines
Japanese spelling contest shocks New Jersey readers
A columnist laments slick schemes and recalls a Japanese boy who defeated 18,000 American pupils in a spelling match in New Jersey. The writer muses on the surprising persistence of scams and notes that JADS must be strong spellers.
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New Jersey
Immunity and illness a medical columnist considers
Dr Brady argues immunity is a fixed state once acquired and not easily altered by fatigue or exposure. He notes TB often follows other illnesses and warns against assuming lowered resistance from minor ailments. He includes reader questions on exposure, neuritis, warts, diabetes diet, and quitting smoking with brief clinical-style answers.
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The Cost of Universities by Guenn Prank
Guenn Prank argues education funding will be a political issue as budgets grow. He suggests universities may over organize and formalize, increasing costs, and calls for more informal adult study guided by superior scholars to improve efficiency.
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Janal Cesta
Toeanann
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Debenture plan to fund Iowa athletics proposed
A humorous opinion piece critiques a proposed system of issuing debentures to cover costs for athletes imported to Iowa from other states. It argues the scheme would finance the revolving fund to keep Iowa stars at home, while noting the need for alumni financing and the broader debate on athletics funding.
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Iowa
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Ohio State
New banning of English books reaches America in satire and tragedy
A May story notesNorah G. James Sleeveless Errand a clash of modern disillusionment with a night and day plot to end a marriage Paula and Bill face a deadly choice The piece also reviews Booth Tarkington Young Mrs Greyley and Little Cressy by W R Burnett a Johnson biography by Lloyd Paul Stryker and other works including Colonel Smith and Lady a Ra
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Thaddeus Stevens
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New American Republic
Katherinn Metcalf Roof
Colonel Smith
Adams
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Washington
Mary Eaton Page Remembered as One of the Perfect Ladies
New York World recalls Mary Eaton Page once famed as a belle and beauty across America Europe and Australia. She declined stage and endorsements yet endured Civil War era scandal and raised 11 children with Gov John Augustus Page. Her refined habits included constant hand care fragrance and high heeled white kid sandals.
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New York World Tour Notes and Celebrity Gossips
A collage of city sights and personalities from New York including Joseph Bickers ton, Eddie Cantor, Marilyn Miller, Charles Dana Gibson, Paul Whiteman, Joe Laurie Jr, and Helen Hayes. Observations span speakeasies, fashion, and social scenes with remarks on Mayor Walker’s dress coat and Broadway versus Fifth Avenue style.
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Joseph Bickerston
Broadway
Eddie Cantor
Marilyn Miller
Jeanne Engels
Max Marcin
Diana Belais
Clearet
Olin Chester Potter
George M. Cohan
Serryhams
Delmonica
Joe
Margaret Moore
Morris Aleshire
Paul Whiteman
Joe Laurie, Jr
Ed Swazey
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Tinkham Plans Tiger Hunt but Congress Takes Time
Washington June 7 An idle tour tale centers on Rep George H Tinkham of Massachusetts who hoped to hunt tigers in Asia this summer The special session interrupted his plans and the king of Abyssinia had invited him to visit His travel record tops the House with 259000 miles abroad The Smithsonian has received African specimens from his expeditions and he travels in luxury with his own plane provided by a king
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Brain Tests From Evening Post Society Page
Two lists present general geographic terms and proper names. Match each proper name to a corresponding general term while avoiding overlap, then check off pairs and reveal answers on the Society Page.
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Erie
Sea Florida
City
Delaware
Mownstain
Cuba
River Washington
Lake Maine
Peninsula Ontario
A Misread Passage From Abe Martin Dialogue
A fragment quotes Abe Martin character from a rural column with The Solas Uday and Acme garage. The line hints at danger of speeding or being robbed. Joe Kite is reported found alive after being missing for over a week within his income.
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