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Keeping Physically Fit In Strenuous Times By Dr. Arnold H. Kegel
Chicago health commissioner Dr. Arnold H. Kegel spoke to 4,000 Hamilton Club members on maintaining fitness through energy conservation and nerve balance. He praised slow deep respiration as key to longevity, urged periodical exams, and advised daily relaxation sessions of about 10 minutes to rest muscles and mind before returning to activity.
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Problem of Conduct in Bridge Lessons
A reader vents about the hoary problem of conduct in radio bridge games. With unfavorable hands and staggered bids, players struggle to cooperate with partners, avoid opponents taking a game, and resist the urge to lash out. The piece lampoons Mr Work and Mr Whithead and pleads for guidance in critical moments.
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New York Daily Investment News Debuts as Finance Daily
The New York Daily Investment News introduces itself as a specialized financial daily aiming to interpret Wall Street to Broadway and Main Street. Backed by Bernarr MacFadden, it promises unbiased authentic news on finance and investment, with high censorship of advertising and premium pricing for copies and subscriptions.
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Australian schoolboys visit sparks cross border gaze
Australian schoolboys visiting Toronto stirred chatter as they claimed Australian girls are more attractive than those in the United States and Canada. The remark underscores a broader punch line about perception versus reality as the boys must eventually return home. A mental expert notes little difference between sane and insane minds, with the big divide being discovery.
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Canada
Australia
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady Analysis of play spaces for children and parks
A public health column argues that urban parks should serve as playgrounds for children, criticizing the neglect of safe play spaces and noting how parks sometimes exclude kids. It cites a real estate promoter who gifted land to a city for recreation to boost nearby property values and urges making playgrounds a priority over lawned park aesthetics. It also includes reader questions on uric acid, measles, bananas for diabetics, and a ventriloquial lampoon of a vacuum salesman.
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Being a Father Forever By Glenn Frank
Ralph Hayes highlights the Community Trust to illustrate how bequests can be administered flexibly without forcing legacy funds into impractical rigid outcomes. A New York village bell tower endowment yields windfalls but remains legally bound to a tower library, provoking calls for a separate building and showing the need for adaptable trust structures.
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Bonner Ledger Pioneered High Pay For Authors
A historical note on Robert Bonner and the New York Ledger shows how Bonner paid top rates to famed writers and public officials to create a family weekly that surged to over 400000 circulation. He funded contributors like Fannie Fern Beecher Stowe Longfellow and Bryant, shaping 19th century popular literature and advertising strategies.
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When Man Changes and Education's Marks Fades
An educator argues that all marks of a college education vanish by age 35 and a man cannot continue to wear formal dress and burst into song about his alma mater after starting to earn a living.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
Abe Martin on Speech and Social Gatherings
A concise note reflects Abe Martin's quip about language and social events. It suggests that only certain people can truly master English without seeming ridiculous and mentions lively parties and old-time saloon brawls rarely affecting society leaders.
From Fifth Avenue to luxe apartments in New York
A nostalgic portrait of New York’s upper Fifth Avenue, shifting from grand mansions to de luxe apartment houses. The piece contrasts old aristocracy and modern wealth with vivid scenes of clubs, parlors, and cosmopolitan life including Palm Beach, the Riviera, and Long Island estates. It notes aging magnates, the rise of busy financiers, and the social drift toward fashionable, expensive living.
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Warren the Wrn Wyoming Senator at 85 and Still Active
Washington Daybook notes Francis Emroy Warren's 85th birthday on June 20, marking 39 years in the Senate and seven Wyoming elections. A veteran of Civil War service and Wyoming’s early governance, he remains a keen, tireless lawmaker known for direct, businesslike speeches.
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Harrison
Washington Observations on Wilsonian Agencies and Political Winds
Washington observers review three federal agencies created by Democratic Congresses in the Wilson era and note their active roles. They highlight Willam M. Jardine's expansion into radio and praise the tariff commission’s potential, while recalling James D. Phelan and past 1920 plans involving Herbert Hoover.
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Brain Tests and Law Notes in Daily Entries
A condensed reading notes several intelligence questions with multiple choice answers and a brief critique on Hoover era law enforcement. It discusses respect for law, the Jones act, prohibition, and political maneuvering in 1931 Washington headlines. The piece cites President Hoover and mentions New York lawyers, Senate actions, and party dynamics.
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Views of the People Enjoys Leavitt Sketches
A Cedar Rapids reader praises Roger Leavitt’s Waterloo data articles and the accompanying old photos. The letter recalls a past incident about a “butfato jerk” and wild meat, noting how memory and imagery recall earlier times and tastes.
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Waterloo
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