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W. HM
Marimen
Courier
Carner Park Ave
Commercia Bt
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Iewa
Associated Press
United Press International
Arso
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Hubie
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Curtis Faces Backlash Over Equal Rights Amid Presidential Bid
Senator Charles Curtis of Kansas, seeking the Republican nomination, finds himself under fire from women's groups over his support for the Equal Rights Amendment. The League of Women Voters and other groups may pause backing him as opponents insist on broader protections for women in industry. Kansas alignment contrasts with national hesitation as Curtis’ campaign faces focused scrutiny.
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Charles Curtis
Kansas
Curtis
Woman's
Kew
White House
League of Women Voters
Ently
Tormay
Tabor
Cigaret
Billy Cain
Billy
Minneapolis
Jenny Challis
Ithaca
Longacre Square
Fales
Slab House Dwellers Unearthed at Chaco Canyon
Smithsonian expedition led by Frank H. Roberts Jr. uncovers first complete slab house village in Chaco Canyon New Mexico with 17 houses a hall and 45 corn storerooms linking the predecessors of Pueblo peoples to an earlier stage of civilization. The find shows semi cavernous dwellings two to three feet deep built with flat stones illustrating the ongoing chain of cultural development across history.
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Smithsonian Insutalion
America
Frank H. i. Roberts, Jr
Chaco Canyon
New Mexico
Still The Brest Seller and the Bible Boom
The piece notes Bible sales remain dominant with the Holy Bible as the year’s top seller. The New York Bible Society ordered over 5,000,000 copies, the largest yet, with editions in English and 67 other tongues and raised availability for the blind. It argues ongoing global religious interest amid modern noise.
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New York Bible Society
Momentum in motor car crash blamed on speed and braking limits
A chanteur testified in the trial of a fatal motorcar accident involving John J. Mitchell and his wife that the vehicle veered into a ditch rather than strike bystanders. He argued brakes arrived too late, noting 206 feet existed to stop, yet sudden braking caused the crash and warning that cars travel too fast despite safety devices.
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John J. Mitchell
Chip 360
Chanteur
Cancer Not Inherited Says Dr Brady In Health Column
Dr William Brady argues cancer is not inherited citing mortality tables and widespread cases in families. He notes cancer often strikes middle and old age and is not contagious though some mouse studies hint at heredity, urging caution and sanitation for caregivers.
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United States
Census Bureau
New Hampshire
California
Mississippi
North Carolina
San Francisco
Boston
Bright
Brady
William Brady
Art
Portrait of a Great Mind Portrait of a Great Mind by Glenn Prank
A self painted portrait of Sir Francis Bacon praising his mind for truth and doubt. The essay urges readers to copy the Baconian self examination and asks whether the author possesses desire to seek doubt patience to doubt meditation and readiness to reconsider.
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Glenn Prank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Motlure Newspaper
Lord Bacon
Two Civilizations in US vs England Discussed by Labor Leader
A British labor leader, Davis, spoke by radio contrasting US and English civilization. He cites murder rates, protection of property, education aims, and social welfare, noting England emphasizes cultural development and government aid for the aged and unfit, while the United States focuses on material progress and recent adoption of some welfare programs.
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Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Davis
United States
England
Unitedes
Eng- Hehman
Europe
New York
Murray Roe the Palace usher dies in Central Park
New York noted a death in Central Park of Murray Roe, long a Palace theatre usher once in high society circles. The piece recalls Roe’s rise and fall from affluence, his work at the Palace, and reflections on elusive fame and life’s quieter dreams.
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New York
Murray Roe
Palace Theatre
Roe
Central Park
EB. P. Roe
Riverside Drive
Broadway
Palace
Murray Rees
Uncle Wiggily Faces Dirt Hint From Partner in Fun
In a whimsical scene, Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and Miss Fizzy Wurzzy tease Uncle Wiggily about dirt on his face while preparing to dust the hollow Stumyi sungflow. Squerked the muskrat, the housekeeper, insisting the complaint is real and not an April Fool.
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Mr. Longears
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Uncle
Miss Fizzy Wurzzy
Uncle Wiggily and the Rabbit Visit a Dirty Face
In a playful scene Mrs Longears and her husband Wig observe a messy face. Uncle Wiggily recalls changing a tire after a puncture as Baby Bunty hides and the rabbit lady notes the soil on Wig’s face.
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Mrs. Longears
Baby Bunty
Rabbit Lady
Uncle Wiggily Washes Face and Finds Towel in Bathroom
Uncle Wiggily cleans off tire grime with soap and water then hunts for a towel. Nurse Jane and Mrs. Long help him locate a clean towel in the bathroom stand after a chase to the hollow stump school. The tale promises a next story about Uncle Wiggily and the Bob Cat's face.
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Uncle
Baby Bunty
Nurse Jane
Mrs. Longpars
Uttle
Rabbit
Hollow Stump
Baby Bunny
Avast
Benny
Uncle Wregily
Fran
Mr. Longears
Cracks from Iowa Paragraphers
A collage of quips notes women trying to look younger and a family joke at the dinner table. The piece also reflects on daily toil and the act of sharpening someone else’s ax in humorous fashion.
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Giulest
Fort Madison Democrat
Boont News-Republican
White Fire Stage Drama Teems With Jennifer Challis Talent
In this excerpt from Louis Joseph Vance's White Fire, Tabor Wynne witnesses Jennifer Challis captivate an audience with a fresh, vibrant performance. Arlington praises her Broadway breakthrough while discussing the new leading man Tormay and the potential curtain-opening delay. The scene blends backstage dynamics with performance artistry.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Devil
Lance Fairless
Wynne
Jennifer Challis
Fairless
New York
Miss Challis
Lance
Jenny
Noo
Jennifer
Taber
Tabor
Tormay
Ancient
Cuthbert Stevens
Arlington
Tator
Times
the Herald
the American
Mrs. Siddons
Sarah Bernhardt
Duse
Sticks
Vic Orchestra
Tahar
Arington Indiffer
Uncle Rays Corner Pueblo School Visits
The narrator describes visiting Isleta and Albuquerque Indian School pupils, noting third graders reading numbers slowly, Indian children often needing more practice at reading and arithmetic, and describing a friendly first grade room with singing and a teacher. He photographs children during recess and hints at Pueblo dances tomorrow.
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Pueblo
Isleta
Albuquerque
Uncle Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes and Reader Q A
Nature club column invites reader questions on wildlife and plants. It prints past questions about birds, parrots, foxes and tree sap, with answers noting parrot captivity, fox breeding, and tree sap production across seasons.
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Nomorat
Central
South America
Abe Martin Riff on Motorist Gripes and Lawyers
A satirical Abe Martin quip ridicules motorists facing Teller refusals and law woes. The speaker laments the country’s state where a man’s fate hinges on hiring the right lawyers, hinting at systemic legal hurdles.
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Uaity
MP Obroaten
MR. Curtis
Feat
Brest
Whillliam Brady, M. D
Nat'l Newspaper
Maude Slye
Slye
Br. A. A
Raynaud
O. McIntyre
The
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Tenth Avenue
Manhattan
Carnival
New York Theatre
Uncle Wiggily’s
Howard FR. Garis
Sioux City Journal
Iowa
Clinton Herald
Louis Joseph Vance
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Uncle Ray’s
Burroughs Nature Club
Polghton de Elinco
Nature Notes
Abe Martin
Bery Thing
Hows
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