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Capital punishment debated in Sacco Vanzetti case era
A column argues over capital punishment drawing on the Sacco and Vanzetti case. It cites widespread criticism, historical parallels, and varying state outcomes, noting Vermont’s murder rise after abolishing the penalty and Rhode Island’s long trend. It discusses moral questions and juror mercy options.
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Geneva naval talks split as Japan backs Britain
Japan approves Britain's bid to discuss tonnage and life of capital ships at Geneva tri partite talks, leaving the United States isolated in insisting Washington treaty 1922 limits be unchanged. Kellogg says only Britain France and Italy can modify the pact. Britain and Japan seek adjournment while Washington insists on 1931 capital ship revision rights. A British Japanese alliance is viewed with caution amid shifting disarmament stances.
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Lindbergh Faces Wave of Praise as Hero
The aviator Lindbergh endures a flood of tributes from four nations and cities including Washington New York and St. Louis. He endures constant celebrations with quiet courage while being urged to resume flying the Spirit of St. Louis and vanish into isolation.
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Gallbladder disease with or without gallstones compared
A study of 903 gallbladder disease cases by Dr. Deaver and Dr. Bortz shows similar symptoms whether stones are present or not. Distress after meals, abdominal pain, and jaundice were common, with x-ray aided by new dye tests improving diagnosis in most cases. surgeries occurred across ages from 14 to 70, with most patients seeking relief in the fourth decade.
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Edward L. Bortz
Paint to Conceal Blemishes and Leg Operation Questions
Question and answer column covers a zinc oxide calamine glycerine paint for blemish concealment using ichthyol drops and discusses bow leg surgery. It notes temporary paint use, surgical correction age factors, recovery time about three weeks, and costs around one thousand dollars with guidance to write to Dr William Brady for personal health letters.
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To a Young Nurse By Glenn Frank
President of the University of Wisconsin recalls nurses completing three years of training and speaks to the noble, varied, and essential role of the trained nurse in medicine. He argues nursing bridges art and science, aids patient minds, and offers personal fulfillment, urging the profession to seize opportunities for service and self-expression.
Sandburg and Stowe clash over Lincoln era lore
Des Moines Capital and Tribune recount Carl Sandburg's portrayal of Harriet Beecher Stowe in his life of Lincoln. Charles Edward Stowe replies, disputing details of her domestic work and shoe making. He ridicules Sandburg's accuracy and questions what is truly factual.
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Motor Industry Output And Employment Figures
Latest figures from the National Automobile Chamber of Commerce cover 1926. US and Canada produced 4,428,286 vehicles including 3,936,933 cars and 491,353 trucks with 2,820,668 closed cars. Wholesale values reach 4.696 billion dollars. exports total 487,289 vehicles. capital invested 2.089 billion. wages 657.7 million. direct employment 3.365 million. total employment 3.744 million. motor vehicle dealers number 52,592.
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Native New Yorkers and the outlanders in New York
C O McIntyre profiles tension between native New Yorkers and country folk moving into the metropolis. He contrasts sartorial pride, hospitality, and charm, noting country lads’ rougher manners yet greater contribution to the city’s growth, and muses on New York’s broader ownership by the world.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Bag Bird
Uncle Wiggily’s rabbit pupils rush to school for a few days more before vacation. Nurse Jane finds Bumble still in bed and explains it is midweek, not vacation, and the day must be completed with classes and possible excuses from Lady Mouse.
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Uncle Wiggily Helps Bumble Reach School On Time
Bumble frets about holes in his pockets causing marbles to spill on the way to school. Uncle Wiggily and a Baltimore Oriole provide a woven nest bag to hold the marbles, saving the boy bunny from being late as the last bell rings.
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Vanderbilts Split as Gifts Target Bentley-Meadows Wedding
Abe Martin notes the Vanderbilts’ family splits while Mrs Joe Kite hunts a present for the Bentley Meadows wedding. Gift choices abound yet Mrs Kite dislikes encouraging drinking.
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Bentley-Meadows
Fire accident and grasshopper notes in 1877 town column
Fifty years ago the paper notes Mrs M Hannan was badly burned by a kerosene explosion as her husband smothered flames with bedclothes. It also reports the first advance guard of grasshoppers near Webster City, with movements toward Nebraska, plus local complaints about road mud and a new hardware firm.
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Army of Grasshoppers
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Local items from La Porte City and Waterloo June 29 1887
A. D. and J. K. McQuilkin buy Jack Case beer’s restaurant on Fourth street east. Archie McQuilkin takes charge. Ce ment sidewalks added by Miller Bros. A machinist Meehan nurses a felon on his right hand. Eddie Jennings drowns near Cedar Falls. Waterloo Base Ball association forms with Parrott as president and other officers. plans to incorporate. River depth studied for potential Fifth street bridge. Iowa jobbers attend Dubuque convention. Dr Daniel Read reports new bell for First Baptist church. 1475 pounds, key of G, $347.50, to be installed.
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Daniel Read
First Baptist Church
Meneely Bell Foundry
West Troy
F Willis Jenks brings back 60 pounds of pike and bass
Twenty years ago on Saturday June 29 1907 F Willis Jenks a bold fisherman returned from Spirit Lake with 40 pike and silver bass totaling about 60 pounds. Meanwhile the Lizer siblings and Neva Lizer who have stayed in We werentatchee Wash travel home via Bronx City for a few days with a sister. продолжение notes on Jamestown expo chautauqua platform manager Hukill and a Taft impersonation incident at Waverly. Construction bids open for Walnut Street Baptist church about 35000 dollars and foundation work at First Lutheran and brickwork starting at the New First Congregational church building.
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Weenatchee, Wash
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Song Sparrows And A Sparrows Bright Tale Of Hope
UNCLE RAY'S CORNER discusses song sparrows noting their warbler song and distinctive brown spotting on a white breast. It recounts a father's care for his lone chick after a terrible accident and offers book suggestions for summer reading with titles like Playful Pets and King Arthur and the Round Table.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
Reader prompts in the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invite general questions on nature subjects. Questions submitted to the Nature Notes Department of this paper may be answered in upcoming issues, with readers urged to send inquiries for inclusion.
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Nature Notes Q&A on canaries, pests, and fur seals
Readers ask about trimming canary claws, first maple sugar methods, and whale or whale related reading. In tomorrow's column, notes cover how birds regurgitate indigestible parts, June beetle larvae harming turf and strawberry beds, and fur seal pups reared on Pribilof island rocks with mothers signaling to identify their own young among pods.
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Lindbergh’s Flight Elevates an American Champion
The Baltimore Sun celebrates Charles Lindbergh not just for his transatlantic flight but for his character. He remained dignified and self contained, earning U S admiration abroad and pride at home. The piece argues greatness lies in humility amid fame, and credits Lindbergh for honoring America through his conduct as well as his feat.
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We Think Highly Of The British And Japanese
The Kansas City Star expresses amiable views toward Britain and Japan while noting their friendly stance and hopes for global peace. It draws a sharp contrast to a Missouri colonel at a disarmament conference who cannot bring himself to turn his head to spit in the poker room.
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