Japanese color theory debate and U.S. Supreme Court critique
A column critiques American superficiality in judging race relations and cites a Japanese perspective on racial classifications. It questions the U.S. Supreme Court ruling on color and outlines a controversial, historically framed comparison of races, urging deeper examination of foundations and potential caucasian connections.
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Supreme Court
America
United States Supreme Court
United States
Africa
Vancouver
Nevada
Arizona
New Mexco
Goliath
Davila
Hamurabi
Columbus
Lescars
India
China
Setec
Germany
U.S
University of Tokto
Us and
Company
President Harding denounces blocs in congress at Hamilton monument event
In Washington, President Harding urged the abolition of bloc politics during a speech at the Hamilton monument unveiling. He argued that Congress should avoid factions and coteries as harmful as church sects, civic societies, or families, insisting on unity over division.
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Congress
Midwest
Gans
Washington
Alexander Hamilton
Harding
Hamson
Fioe
Iitus
Soma
Personal Health Service on Nephritis and Health
Excerpted health column by Dr William Brady discusses chronic nephritis in adults, cardiovascular diseases, and mortality trends. It covers diagnosis challenges, preventive care, and includes reader questions about astigmatism and wisdom teeth, with Brady's guidance on letters and general medical philosophy.
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William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Bureau of the Census
New Zealand
Australia
Sweden
Ireland
Germany
England
United States
France
Italy
Japan
Spain
Austria
Hungary
Chile
Russia
America
Bright
I. C. DB
Colaiming
C. M
Talbot
Dr. Brady
Power of the People and the sugar price crisis
The piece criticizes the legal system's handling of a sugar price surge driven by speculators. It lauds a housewife-led boycott that reduced prices, asserts courts did little to stop price rises, and urges public organization. It also chides the weather director and jokes about the calendar year.
FRIEND WIFE By ROB FULKERSON
A husband questions party plans while Imogene defends a wife, accusing society of blaming wives for husbands faults. The piece surveys blame shifting across many scenarios, ending with a quip about marriage vows and alibis.
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Friend Wife
Rob Fulkerson
The Sandman Story Part I by Mrs Fla Walker
Prince Enrique, a crippled heir, endures his sisters cruelty while the beggar Dulcia captivates him. He grants her gold and attention, challenging royal vanity as he contemplates a wife who can love him beyond deformity. The tale shifts toward a new chapter with the king's death and Dulcia's chance at gentler fate.
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Enrique
Carro
Allia
Nitta
Lula
Visa
Princess Carro
Dulcia
Durcia
Alia
Weather forecast sparks hope for warmth beyond the week
The columnist notes the week has brought fair to warm weather, but stresses the wait for warmer days strains coal supplies as forecasts promise continued mildness if the weatherman is right. The piece highlights public appetite for heat while lamenting the impact on energy stockpiles.
Harding-Hughes-Tedldy on league and factionalism in US policy
Iowa editors summarize Mr Hughes remarks criticizing the league of nations and affirming no US entry. They contrast Harding and Roosevelt, urging honesty and patriotism as guiding principles, warn against selfish class interests, and defend factionalism as a driver of progress when aimed at the common good.
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Roosevelt
Harding
Tom ‘Pinker
Harding-Hughes-Tedldy
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Guardians of the Peace
Hughes
League of Nations
League
United States
Alexander Hamilton
Theodore Roosevelt
Abe Martin Car Crash At Quarry Stirs Local Rumor
Abe Martin's car with Mr Annie Small collided near a stone quarry today as a girl’s elbow blocked the road. Report notes public interest in Senator Borah’s stance and a bid for a Senate seat gains momentum.
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Annie Small
Senator Borah
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount by Idah McGlone Gibson
Malcolm Starmount, a 26 year old wealthy playboy, abandons his wild lifestyle to help a poverty stricken family. On the way to his country home he encounters Mary Devlin and a tense web of romantic in trigue unfolds with Ramon Graves and Nalda Courteney. Starmount suspects jealousy as Mary receives conflicted counsel from Pat Parker and contemplates a city outing while a looming Mann Act case threatens.
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Imogene
Andrew
Mac
Altho
McVickery
Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Nalin Courteney
Dick Tennant
Nalda Courteney
Starmound
Ramon Graves
Mary
Starmount
Ramon
Zenat
Nalda Courtenes
Malcolm
Pat
Ted
Fie
Tennant
Eddie
Ted Parker
New York
James
Parker
Miss Courteney
Jenson
Katie
O'Toole
Maison Marthe
Helen
Cartainly
Madame’s
Janet Jenson
Wes
Jennie
Janet
Lehini
Answers to Nature Notes questions in this paper
Questions ask about keeping three solidfish, duplicating yolked eggs in wild birds, and queen snakes relation to king snakes. The column previews tomorrow's Nature Notes with explanations on fish breeding, double yolk theory, and snake nomenclature.
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Nature Notes
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
A puzzle feature asks readers to find surnames of nine famous poets hidden in a verse. The page also presents arithmetic word problems: a turkey pair and a rabbit purchase with prices and totals.
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Sam
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