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Waterloo
W. H. Hadmen Co
Mourier
Park Ave
Commercial St
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCay
Isithin
porloBlen
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press International News
Audty Bureau
New York
Philadelphia
Ghisaga
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks A. Finley
Autointoxication belief challenged by medical opinion
Dr William Brady debunks autointoxication and intestinal toxemia, arguing no evidence supports toxin absorption from the bowels except in emergencies. He cites Bastedo and common misunderstandings, warns against fear driven by false theories, and emphasizes that anxiety explains many symptoms while he offers health guidance.
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Walter A. Bastedo
Bastado
Tent
Colon
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS. Advice on exercise and medical queries
Questions and Answers from a medical advice column discuss resting when advised by a physician, dangers of overexertion for recovering patients, and the correct approach to exercise. It covers ammonia odor in a child’s urine, dietary advice to prevent acidosis, the value of arrowroot, and judgement on adenoids and tonsils by general doctors versus specialists. It preserves names and practical guidance while avoiding graphic detail.
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Harter Fudge
Reforming Juries Faces Technical Hurdles and Exemptions
Debates on jury reform clash over exemptions and the role of a pure democracy. Gurney E. Newlin argues abolishing exemptions would raise juror quality, while others say current juries can work if evidentiary rules are simplified and judges provide clear commentary on testimony.
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Gurney E. Newlin
American
Bor Association
Peifthc
Newling
Scientific Book Club forms with Nobel names and cautions
The book business expands with a Scientific Book Club promising monthly picks from the most significant new scientific works. Editorial chair and advisors include Nobel laureates and museum leaders. The founder warns against pseudo scientific volumes clogging libraries while selections span all sciences.
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Robert
A. Millikan
Arthur H. Compton
Isaiah Brown
American Geographical Society
Rollo W. Brown
Ales Hrdlicka
Meat and diet shift in 1928 per capita figures
The article discusses 1928 meat consumption at 153 pounds per person with pork at 74 pounds of the total and notes shifts in dietary education. It questions reliance on meat for winter sustenance, mentions home economics education, and hints at diversified foods like spinach and cauliflower in American diets.
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America
Department of Agriculture
United States
Modernizing the Hare and Tortoise in Education
Glenn Frank Prestlept argues the modern college resembles a four‑class train with an airplane engine. The piece cites Edward Wingam’s views that education should fit diverse student types, not force sameness, advocating a student‑centered system and varied pacing.
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Hiadrat
Anita RO
Tuferior
Witta
Althe
Seheaiman
Wigram
College of Theuture
Music and manners mingle in city chatter
A slice of local opinion mixes music critique with social quips. The column laments nuisance of loud saxophones while praising Rudy Wiedeft and R Vallee, jokes about cultural trivialities, cites a weekend social misadventure on a front porch, mocks pronunciation and fashion, and weighs small town gossip against big city headlines.
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Ts Aire
Rudy Wiedceft
R. Vallee
Missouri
Odessa Ledger
Kansas City
Hickville
Paris Shop Delights World Tastes At Madame’s Madelein
In Paris at 21 Place de la Madeleine Madame runs a bustling cosmopolitan grocer with shelves of exotic fruits and dishes from many lands. Patrons include royalty in books, Japanese dignitaries, Americans for corn and cob, Brazilians for capuassu, and Argentines for empanadas. The Medrano circus in Montmartre portrays itself as pure circus tradition amid evolving shows, with painter Ele Anato Pavil évent and hints of the circus becoming a museum someday.
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Cosmopolitan Groceries
Paris
Madeleine Churen
Madame
Place de la Madeleine
France
New England
Amousines
Burton Work Persists In Naval Treaty Debate
The article surveys Senator Burton’s long career from reforming waterways policy to foreign affairs. It notes Hoover’s praise of Burton’s influence on internal waterways and his chairmanship of the rivers and harbors committee. It also mentions political speculation around Ohio figures Longworth and Capper, and touches on Stimson’s shifting stance toward Soviet Russia and De Priest’s Alabama visit, with context on race and elections.
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Frederic William Wily
Washington, D. C
Hoover
Theodore
Burton
Senate
Congress
Bob Burton
House Rivers and Harbors Committee
Cincinnati
House
Sonce
Nick
Cooper
Ohio
Longworth
Buck
Washington
United States
Speaker Longworth
Stimson
Carolyn
Soviet Russia
State Department
O. K
Cariiyis
Dorothy Detzer
Women’s International League For Peace and Freedom
Uncle Sam
Foreign Office
Russia
Capper
Arthur Gapper
Kansas
I T
WIBW
Topeka
Middlewest
Federal Radio Commission
de Priest
Alabama
Burnshires
Ilinois
Deneen-Mccormick
Ruth Hanna McCormick
Mary Cbhiurel Terrell
Columbia
Megro Reader
Spenal
Chicago
Joyce
Dangerous Age on Broadway Deserts in New York
New York gossip notes that men in their fifties flee settled lives for Broadway flings. Three prominent spouses, including a financier, an importer, and a surgeon, desert families for affairs, with Atlantic City and Europe trips cited as turning points. A Brooklyn street crash, antique tavern relics, and bragging press agents wrap the lively but cautionary column.
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New York
Broadway
France
Lower East Side
Atlantic City
Park Avenue
Europe
England
America
Members' quirky hobbies fill Capitol leisure time
A Washington Daybook notes how lawmakers from Nick Longworth to John D Clarke fill off hours with music, books, antiques, stamps, walking sticks, boxing, hunting, and other hobbies. It highlights Henry Allen Cooper, Allen T. Treadway, Ernest B. R. Ackerman, Harold Kutson, Stephen G. Porter, Fred Britten, Fred Purnell, Tinkham, Joe Mansfeld, and Herbert J. Bravia.
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Washington, D, CG
Washington
Polics
Nick Longworth
Policles
Henry Allen Cooper
Racine
Wis
Congress
Ernest BR. Ackerman
New Jersey
Harold Kutson
Pennsylvania Avenue
Pitt
Stephen G. Porter
Pennsylvania
House
Steve
Freds
Fred Britten
Witness
Militaryaffairs Ecom- Mitte
Fred Purnell
Indiana
Tinkham
Massachusetts
Unine
Joe Mansfeld
Texas
Herbert J. Bravia
Florida
Representative Nelson and Jack Garner Highlight Library Roles
In his home state and abroad, John M. Nelson of Wisconsin explores the congressional library for rare volumes while Texas figure Jack Garner earns a feared reputation as a bridge player. Both are noted for distinct expertise in their fields.
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John M. Nelson
Wisconsin
Congressional Library
Jack Garner
Texas
Bread of Deceit Sermon by Rev John H R Gunn
The article discusses the proverb bread of deceit turning to gravel after use. It cites biblical lines about stolen waters and sweet deceit, describes worldly greed and its fleeting sweetness, and warns that harmful gains bring bitter consequences. Readers are invited to submit questions to the author for guidance.
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Solomon
Tia
Local Judge Remits Sentence for Baollegger Ike Lark
Abe Martin notes Mrs Gann and other prominent ladies while Judge Pusey remits the fall sentence of Baollegger Ike Lark in a morning court.
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Montmarte
Mourario de
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Crittea
Friend OF Peace
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Bingham
Connectcut
Yale
Bwidghan
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By C. D. Batchelor
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Jersey
Everett
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Ibhaca
N. J
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John Brown
John D. Clarke
Witer
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Allen T. Treadway
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