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Harvard Professors protest tariff clause on book censorship
Professor F. W. Taussig and nine Harvard colleagues urge Senator Walsh to oppose a tariff bill provision that would empower customs inspectors to ban books deemed immoral or violently radical. They argue the plan is flawed as experts cannot consistently decide fitness for general circulation and warn against censorship driven by old fashioned decency. The letter frames Harvard’s alarm as part of a broader debate on art, literature, and public decency versus restricting artistic expression.
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F. W. Taussig
Federal Tariff Commission
Harvard
Senator Walsh
Massachusetts
Boston
Carrie Nation Hatchet Biograpy Draws Midwest Focus
Herbert Asbury presents a bio of Carrie Nation in a racy style noting her Missouri Kansas roots, hatchet fame, and crusade against alcohol. The narrative frames her as an influential yet controversial figure shaping prohibition era notoriety.
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Herbert Asbury
Carry Nation
Carrie
Nation
Carrie Nation
National
Summer and Winter Smoke Fight in Waterloo
The piece laments Waterloo's neglect of river pollution and air quality across seasons. It notes public sentiment shifts with seasons, cites finances and plant costs as obstacles to a sewage treatment and smoke control program, and argues persistent effort is needed to uphold a progressive community.
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Waterloo
Drouth
Law's Irony As Death Row Inmate Faces Quick Death
Frank Plata, longtime Bun man convicted of murdering a young Italian couple in a Long Island bungalow, was sent to Sing Sing to await execution. An acute appendicitis attack prompted three surgeons to operate in a bid to save him, but the grim reaper pressed on despite all resources and hospital facilities.
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Long Island
Frank Plata
Sing Sing
Hoskey
Grim Reaper
Anway
Legal Ethics and an Execution Appeal Questioned
A description of a controversial legal appeal arising as doctors perform a life ending procedure. The attorney pursues grounds for delay, arguing the legality and correctness of the operation while the state demands compliance with its mandates. If the appeal fails, the doctors may claim success and the commonwealth's orders fulfilled.
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Plain
Commonwealth
National Park System Grows With Historic Milestones
An historical survey notes that the U S national park system began with a one mile square park at Hot Springs Arkansas in 1832 and expanded over 40 years to Yellowstone in 1872, followed by Yosemite Glacier Rocky Mountain Grand Canyon Crater Lake and seven more. Now the system hosts over two million visitors annually and spans an area larger than Massachusetts.
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United States
Hot Springs
Ark
Yellowstone
Yosemite
Glacier
Rocky Mountain
Grand Canyon
Crater Lake
Massachusetts
Amatuer Mothers Meet Rip He Liked Meats and Taters
Personal Health columnist Dr William Brady shares a lighthearted piece on an amateur mother named Rip and a family snapshot. The column discusses feeding a baby with bananas and fruit, cautions against strict old rules, and invites readers to submit health questions for answers. It notes Rip’s cheerful photo and humor, and encourages common sense in infant nutrition while promoting the columnist’s personal health guidance.
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Rip
Rin
Wress
Alino
Christendom
Old Amers Tke Holt
Cab Thoughts by Glenn Frank on Ambition and Readiness
Glenn Frank argues ambition must align with ability and stresses the need for timely intelligence and energy. He cites the Crillon quote about Henry IV and warns that thoughts without prompt action in critical moments are wasted.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McChita
Crillon
Parle
Henry IV
France
Arques
Fashions and a Marquette Joliet cross noted in columns
The page passages mix fashion anecdotes from Anne Boleyn era to modern wear with long sleeves hiding moles and wigs for Louis, and wry remarks on editors and ballads. It then recalls Jacques Marquette and Louis Joliet, a cross at the Mississippi and Illinois confluence, dedication with Gov Emerson, and praise for their courage and church work.
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Anne Boleyn
Marquette
Arkansas
Emmerson
Cornelius J. Doyle
Tilinals
Middle West
Father Marquette
Take Michigan
Mackinnac
Joliet
Abe Martin on Front Page Tangles with Wives and Trial
Abe Martin notes a domestic tangle with two sons on the front page. Billy Sunday may end up laying off the rest of us as trouble swirls around a man on trial and the appearance of an old discarded wife adds to the instability.
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Billy Sunday
Uninhabited Regions Highlighted in Map Survey
The National Geographic Society bulletin notes large blank map areas in the eastern United States are rare, but many regions in the west and southwest remain largely unmapped or sparsely inhabited. It cites northern Minnesota, the bad lands of South Dakota, and desert and mountain spaces in New Mexico, Arizona, Utah, and parts of Nevada as examples, with Mt. Taylor noted near a recent crash site.
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New Mexico
United States
National Geographic Society
Sam
Mississippi River
Florida
Minnesota
Maine
South Dakota
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Rocky Mountains
Canada
Texas
Big Bend
Rio Grande
Mississippi
Mountain
Hiter Mountain
United States General Land Office
Land Office
Arizona
Colorado River
International Boundary Commission
Alaska
Grand Canyon
Nevada
California
Utah
Great Balt Lake
Thriout
Mt. Taylor
Marriage With Candy Tickets Brings Gentle Visits
A Cincinnati Enquirer notice notes a lighthearted view that marriage would have fewer wrecks if it were as pleasant to live with a husband as to have him drop by evenings with candy powers and show tickets.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
New York Day By Day Highlights From Oct 4
A mosaic of urban observances and gossip in New York narrated by O O McIntyre. Notes include Berton Braley and Claire Luce, flappers, a cheery parade of shopfronts, and a tour through theatre life. References to Palm Beach displays and a chaotic mix of colorful characters fill the page.
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New York
P Waite
Berton Braley
Madison
Wis
Phil Dunning
Fort Worth
A. E. Anson
Charles E. Mitchell
Chelsea
Mass
West Forty-second Street
Patsy Cain
Palm Beach
Jules Bled Lee
Claire Luce
Serryham
Xylophone Studio
Fifth Avenue Schrafit's
Sherry
Pearl Regay
Dudley i
Joe Schanz
White House Guests Signal Change in Washington Etiquette
A Washington Daybook notes the Oct. 5 arrival of Britain’s Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald and daughter Ishbel, a rare White House guest pairing since 1860. The piece contrasts past royal and notable visitors with Hoover’s choice, discusses state dinner preparations, fashion expectations for Miss MacDonald, and the lingering impact of Queen Marie’s ostrich fan.
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Washington, D. C
Great Britain
Ishbel MacDonald
Pennsylvania Avenue
Ramsay MacDonald
United States
James Huchanan
Prince of Wales
George
MacDonald
Washington
Prince
Wilson
Perry Belmont
New Hampshire Avenue
Belgium
Britain
Sixteenth Street
Sir Auckland Geddes
Lloyd George
Willard Hotel
Mackenzie King
Canada
Crown Prince
Sweden
Mane of
Washington Society
White House
Political clubs and groups fill the capitol scene
The national government hosts numerous organizations many focused on legislation. Many are obscure while others like the Ergatecrats’ clubs and Sentinels of the Republic loom as recognizable but still mostly unfamiliar to the informed capitol resident.
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The
Republic
Life Found in Righteousness and Kindness, Rev John R Gun
A sermon extols life as found not in pleasure or fame but in following righteousness and kindness as taught by God. It cites Solomon and Paul, urging readers out for life to seek it in moral living and mercy, and invites reader questions for further guidance.
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Barniin
Paul
Byron
Solomon
God
Brain Tests (2) N. . Evening Post, Ind.
Three groups of words appear and readers must list every word common to all groups within two minutes. The exercise aims to gauge mental rating and appears in a society page notes column.
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