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Private telephone net linked White House to officials
During Wilson era romance days and his second marriage the White House phone setup drew public notice. A private line connected Wilson to Mrs Galt, and today an entire room houses apparatus linking about 15 private offices and government offices to instant lines. President Coolidge also relied heavily on the phone for local and long distance calls.
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War of words over barbers and beauty shops erupts in letter
A New York letter to the editor recounts prolonged applause and a clash between beauty specialists and barbers. James C., president of the Journeyman International union, defends union support for a broad coalition including undertakers and doctors, while denouncing critics.
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The Great Delusion in Aerial Warfare Debate
A publicist argues nations devote vast funds to air power that may never prove decisive in war or could reach a lethal efficiency that would leave inferior aerial powers helpless. The piece reflects on engineering progress and potential military implications for Britain, the United States, and global defense.
World Economic Chart Puts U S Ahead in Wealth Per Capita
A 1926 export chart by Redmond & Co shows the United States at the top with $2,910 per person, followed by Switzerland, Canada, the United Kingdom and Australia. The report notes America as the largest global exporter of capital and predicts capital trade will grow in importance, influencing government and international relations.
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Canada
United Kingdom
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British Empire
The Thyroid Link In Fads Of Weight Loss
A Nashville woman's attempt at rapid slimming ends in health chaos as she loses 30 pounds via thyroid extract. Once cheerful, she becomes cantankerous and a target for costly medical maneuvers, illustrating dangers of dieting by craze and the unseen harm of removing body fat.
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Bridge Club
Advice Column On Health and Diet Questions
Readers seek guidance on persistent itching and scabies misperceptions. A doctor notes prognosis varies with patient intelligence and warns against wrong treatments. The page also discusses apples daily and coffee preparation, advising cautious personal health queries to Dr Brady with self addressed envelopes.
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On Political Parties By GLENN FRANK
Glenn Frank analyzes Ostrogorski on Democracy and the Organization of Political Parties. He argues permanent parties dilute meaning and propose temporary, issue based groups as a better alternative. The piece notes the party’s funds versus votes dynamic and questions how statesmanship arises within long held party systems. He laments the difficulty of balancing democratic and industrial demands in a single party.
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Ostrogorski
United States
John Bright
The Boys in Blue Fire Heroics Remembered
A Cedar Rapids paper notes policemen in an eastern city who rushed to a burning tenement, alerted the fire department, and sacrificed themselves to save a crippled resident. The writer urges appreciation of officers who risk their lives, despite public grievances.
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Peril of Materialism Critique by Presbyterian Pastor
The Rev. Charles W. Fisher of Indiana University criticizes college youth for a materialistic attitude toward life. He argues the revolt of youth is mythical and laments wasted opportunities in college. He says some view expulsion for drunkenness as more hopeful than lazy students neglecting spiritual values.
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Charles W. Fisher
Indiana, University
Tax Reform Debate Aims at Justice for Taxpayers
A dated editorial argues that a middle class approach may be wiser than favoring wealthier taxpayers or small voters. It notes that 1926 corporate taxes rose and corporations bore 58 percent of income taxes, urging Congress to consider broad relief by revising corporate income tax policy to balance relief across groups.
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The Luxury Decorator Boom and Millionaire Habits
A New York man hires an interior decorator for 100000 salary a single job while the ultra rich indulge in grand scale decorating and horticulture. Castles, gates from Essex, mirrors from Spain, and rare treasures fuel a craze for conspicuous living amid concerns over costs, security, and the psychology of wealth.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Fox Fire Nut Pudding Tale
In a hollow tree Johnnie and Billie Bushytail the squirrel boys cheer nut pudding baking for supper. They debate sharing with Uncle Wiggily the rabbit though worry his teeth may not suit the dessert. Mrs Bushytail laughs, saying one nut pudding will be plenty.
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Nut pudding adventure with Uncle Wiggily ends safely
Johnnie Bushytail and his friends plan a nut pudding for Uncle Wiggily. When Johnnie wanders off, darkness falls and a fox fire lantern helps Mr. Bushytail and Mr. Longears search. They find Johnnie in a wooded dell, unharmed, and the family returns home to praise Uncle Wiggily’s aid.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Answers Preview
A fragment from Burroughs Nature Club Notes outlines questions for readers about frog screams bird nesting return behavior and buffalo humps. It includes previously answered items on ostrich toes fish bones and goldfish care, citing I M Metlen and the New York Aquarium, with aquarium tips and temperature guidance for fry rearing.
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The Gray Phantom Plans a New York Pursuit
In this continued chapter, Vanardy announces a trip to New York to pursue the Sylvanus Gage case. He discusses forged letters, a frame by the Duke gang, and the motive tied to a jade cross. Wade worries about public blame, while Vanardy hints at Helen Hardwick’s possible knowledge and the risk to the Phantom’s reputation.
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Abe Martin portrait painters in easy pickin joke
Abe Martin George Washinton is teased as an easy target for portrait painters. The Sales visits his mother in law on a bet amid light humor and local color.
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George Washinton
Flying Frogs Revealed by Uncle Rays Corner Part V
A compact look at flying frogs from Ceylon Madagascar and Borneo. They live in trees have webbed feet acting as parachutes and planes. Alfred Russell Wallace noted a frog with 12 square inches of web. They glide at night and dawn, lay eggs in water, and tadpoles become tree climbers.
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