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The Democrats' Choice in Houston Convention
Gov. Smith's victory at Houston mirrors Hoover's Kansas City win with a tight nine vote swing to secure the nomination on the first ballot. The piece notes two-thirds delegate rule for Democrats, the lack of a clear anti-Tammany voice, and hints Smith will push a strict enforcement plank while possibly seeking changes to prohibitory laws before the campaign peaks.
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Esperanto Replaced by Real Time Translation at Geneva
A few years back Esperanto sparked debate as a universal language. At a Geneva labor conference a new system allows simultaneous translation into eight languages. Interpreters stand near the speaker as Bach uses a microphone to feed a translated stream to listeners choosing their preferred language. Funding is expected to advance the project.
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Woman Inventiveness Surges in U S Patents
A five year rise of 35 percent in patents granted to women surpasses the sub 17 percent gain by men. Women are expanding beyond household items into agriculture, manufacturing, medicine, dentistry and even mining, challenging male dominance amid lingering doubts about feminine talent.
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Patent Office
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A Real Illustrator A B Frost Dies At Old Age
A. B. Frost, renowned illustrator of outdoor scenes and humorous pictorial sequences, has died at an elderly age. The obituary notes his influence on early comic strips and his contributions to Mark Twain and Uncle Remus, placing him in an era before modern lithographs.
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Charles Dana Gioapn
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Mark Twain
Uncle Remus
Beer's enduring expressive craft spans mauve decade and beyond
The writer notes Beer's continued expressiveness in later sketches, reflecting a steady faculty since his mauve decade. In Germany, about a dozen political parties multiply campaign souvenir button production prospects.
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The Good Old Sunbath Time for Babies and Adults
Personal Health Service by William Brady discusses daily baby sunbaths and ultraviolet exposure as a health aid, comparing sunlight with cod liver oil, outlining gradual exposure and safety to avoid sunburn, and noting modern views on tobacco and meat in diet with brief Q&A snippets and guidance for readers to write in for answers.
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Finsen Medical Light Institute
Copenhagen
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William Brady
The Fighting Age by Glenn Frank in Wartime Ages
A summary of Dr. W. Dorland’s study of 400 distinguished men showing that achievement often comes early for poets musicians artists and soldiers. The article lists ages of notable generals in the Civil War Franco-Prussian War Austro‑Japanese era and World War I, noting modern warfare’s shift toward impersonal and mechanical factors and questioning the swashbuckler ideal.
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Uncle Wiggily and the New Rabbits
Uncle Wiggily awakens in his hollow stump bungalow and anticipates a jolly adventure, while Mrs. Longears and Tingle the rabbit discuss yesterday’s mischief and a few simple puzzles from Hollow Stump.
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New York by Day By C O McuINTYRE Funhouse of Park Avenue booze
A 1925 column describes liquor fueled escapades and social mishaps around New York, with cases of impaired behavior near Madison Avenue cafes and at Park Avenue, including a man barking like a dog after drinking, a woman tumbling in a revolving door, and a taxi scare. It surveys aspiring performers and stage hands moving into acting roles, noting vaudeville and theatrical customs, and ends with a quirky remark on a Savannah reader’s wish to meet New York columnists.
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Four new rabbits join Uncle Wiggily school on Saturday
Uncle Wiggily discovers four new rabbits and a duck girl at Hollow Stump School on a Saturday. Tingle and friends notice unusual newcomers. Mr Langéars humorously jokes about puzzling their names on the classroom board.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes for Curious Readers
A long column of questions on birds, snakes, and animals from Burroughs Nature Club Notes with answers promised for tomorrow. It includes explanations on snake fangs, crow sexing impracticality, spider monkey reproduction, and advice on feeding wild birds. Also features World Markets analysis from Washington Post discussing global subsistence, output per capita, and evolving industry frontiers.
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Wood thrush praise and woodland song described
An essay extols the wood thrush as a bold, sociable singer at dusk, more seen by campers than city dwellers. It praises its melodies as noble and distinct, likening the bird to Mozart and Audubon, and recalls historical voices who celebrated the thrush's music. It also threads in literary reflections and personal memories from natural scenes and past encounters.
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Uncle Rays Corner Letters From Europe Trip To Leviathan
In a Saturday talk Uncle Ray describes his planned Europe journey aboard the Leviathan, recounting past ocean voyages, the appeal of fast Atlantic crossing, and a rationale for avoiding air travel this year. He plans to document Europe through daily editorials and photos of youths in various countries for his Corner family.
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Hue and Cry by Patricia Wentworth at Public Ledger
In a Philadelphia setting Mally Lee meets Sir George Peterson during a theater outing. He offers a lucrative job caring for his eight year old daughter Barbara, seeking someone lively who can inspire the girl beyond drawing. Mrs Armitage explains Sir George’s background and wealth, while Mally presses to learn more about his life and stake.
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Abe Martin Advertising Expert Quips on Records
Abe Martin notes the old advertising lines and jokes about Moran and Mack recalling past records while admitting uncertainty about McNary and Haugen's current actions and plans.
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