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Sunlight as a Cure Risks and Promises in Early Heliotherapy
A medical authority cautions about heliotherapy long exposure and individual tolerance while noting proven benefits. Dr Day warns daily exposure should start modestly as experiments suggest sunlight aids bone rickets, anemia, thyroid activity, and blood composition, with improvements in skin excretion, muscle tone, weight, and overall vigor.
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Office Post
Hilbert F. Day
White Elephants and the risks of speculative growth
The piece argues for expert judgment in large investments tied to future growth, warning that optimistic but misplaced ventures like old western gold rush towns often collapse. It notes Sioux City as an example of a stalled project and stresses weighing probabilities before deep commitment.
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West
Sioux
City
United States
Mississippi
Mayor and Syracuse Officials Rule Out Policewoman Applicants
A city decision sparked by the question of when a woman becomes mature enough for police work. Officials declared that no applicants under forty would be considered for a policewoman position, after reviewing evidence and consulting with involved parties. The result drew comments on coy behavior and public conduct, framing age 40 as the dividing line.
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Syracuse
N. Y
Old Days And New
The piece argues that nostalgia distorts memory, making past wonders seem bigger and better than current life. It suggests people romanticize old times, then reflect that impressions fade with distance, leading to a universal human longing for the perceived good old days.
Chinese fighting ethos contrasts with heathen faiths
In the Pittsburgh Gazette Times a writer comments on Chinese fighters, noting they are heathens by some standards yet show discipline and conduct similar to Christian norms in combat. The remark frames cultural critique within wartime rhetoric.
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Pittsburgh Gazette-Times
Immunity and drafts in public health views
An editorial lampoons old time beliefs that drafts cause colds and that immunity is assured with exposure. It argues immunity exists regardless, questions the idea that drafts are harmful, and challenges health officials to prove the link to illnesses like diphtheria. The piece satirizes the notion of controlling drafts rather than addressing underlying health measures.
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Hi. H. Hines
M. D
Gorgas Memorial Institute
Hines
Causes and blame in child malnutrition
The five chief causes cited are physical defects especially nose and throat obstructions, lack of home control, overfatigue, improper diet and faulty food habits, and faulty health habits. Correcting these can prevent underachievement. parents are mostly to blame for neglecting defects, home control, and nutrition, with schools blamed for teaching gaps.
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William R. P. Emerson
D. Appleton & Co
Buttermilk and Bourbonism by Glenn Frank
A reflective essay recounts a New York boy's dairy allergy incident at Browning school. The author, Glenn Frank, recalls fabricating a harmless buttermilk workaround, then abandons a planned critique of crowd conformity when the boy's fear of being different reveals a deeper human urge to belong. The piece challenges conformity beyond economics, noting the persistent pull to blend with the crowd.
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New York
Browning School
Cald
Fiction and character realism in Sinclair Lewis critique
The Minneapolis Journal weighs Sinclair Lewis criticism noting fiction can explore bravely flawed humans within fair conflict, but argues his extremes must be clearly labeled as such or presented as veraciously typical for readers to accept. The piece emphasizes reader perception and author labeling.
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Minneapolis
Sinclair Lewis
New York Melting Pot Trends Reach Across Classes
In May 106 New York a column notes white and black mingling has permanency. Harlem clubs and downtown slummers mix at reserved tables. Whites attend black shows, readers host readings on Long Island, and Atlantic City sees black and tan districts. The piece mocks decrying depravity as sophistication. It mentions sepia chorus girls and Belasco casts with many people of color, plus witty anecdotes on social exposure and urban expansion swallowing escapes.
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New York
Harlem
Long Island
Atlantic City
Broadway
Fifth Avenue
Black Belt
Seventy-second Street
Belasco
Uncle Wiggily and the May Worm
Uncle Wiggily meets Miss Mouse Teacher in the forest near his hollow stump. He asks about Scrimble and Scramble and learns they did not win a prize. The scene hints at Mischief or a past encounter with the Skillery Scullery Alligator and Nurss Jane’s beater.
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Mr. Longears
Nurss Jane
Uncle Wigsily
Hollow Stump
Miss Mouse
Uncle Wiggily and the Wooded Trick by May Worm
Uncle Wiggily and Miss Mouse chase two misbehaving rabbits Scrimble and Scramble who feign illness to skip class. A May Worm helps locate them in the woods and they face a small punishment at home. The tale ends with forgiveness and a warning not to repeat tricks.
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Scrimble
Scramble
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Wunele Wigsiley
May Worm
Hind Lee
Rabbit
Untitled note on tax rate increase and treasury envelope
A fragmented reminiscence recalls a state rate increase and a treasury envelope, suggesting trouble and dread when opening it. The speaker laments the unexpected overpayment from a prior year and the absence of a $500 check.
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TAE
U.S. Treasury
U S.treasury
Abe Martin Seeks Boats and Marines for Chicago
A humorous Abe Martin quip laments Chicago needs a boat and sturdy Marines, mocks mayors, and recalls circus tall tales about giraffes seen since childhood.
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Chicago
The Gray Phantom's Romance continues in perilous pursuit
The Gray Phantom seeks help from reporter Tommy Granger to recover Helen Hardwick from Duke's gang. They plan a shared disguise and a dangerous mission through Chinatown, with the Phantom forcing Granger to accompany him and guard Miss Hardwick while evading police traps.
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Culligore
Slim
Helen Hardwick
Helen
Wade
Thomas Granger
Granger
Pell Street
Peng Yuen
Big Chief
Sing Sing
Uncle Ray's Corner A Nature Quiz
A newspaper column presents a nature quiz and history quiz with questions about land and sea animals, birds, fish, and explorers. It invites readers to score themselves, offers answer keys for yesterday's questions, and provides scoring guidance for different ages.
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Leif Ericson
George Woeshington
Cartier
Champlain
la. Salle
Marquette
Joliet
Hennepin
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Cortez
Balboa
Pacific
South Sea
Cohanbus
India
Wiliam the Conqueror
Napatron
Burroughs Nature Notes Readers Q A Call
The Burroughs Nature Club notes invite readers to send questions on nature subjects to the Nature Notes Department for general interest. Answers will be published in this column, copyright 1927.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Ee Co
Nature Notes
Answers from Tomorrow's Nature Notes on wildlife facts
The column explains toads shed tails during tadpole growth as they abandon swimming stages, a gradual absorption with faster use of tail tissue when food is scarce. It also notes a chicken turtle species with long necks, and that cowbirds provide some insect and seed food but harm other nestlings by rearing their own young at the expense of hosts.
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Walter
Mississippi
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