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On Guard: Officials clash over defense policy disclosure
Rear Admiral Magruder and General Summerall push for frank public airing of defense needs, challenging disciplinary norms. Hanford MacNider echoes concerns about army and navy ammunition supply as officials resist public scrutiny, while critics argue the public has a right to know the state of national defenses and that honest disclosures protect the public welfare.
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Magruder
Summerall
Hanford MacNider
Army
Navy
Treasury unpaid matured bonds draw concern
An assistant criticized for urging bondholders to redeem near maturity faced scrutiny from Comptroller McCarl over unnecessary publicity. The New York Times tracked $45,518,122 in unredeemed matured bonds, with $2,324,000 of prewar issues and Civil War era redemptions still outstanding, many long forgotten or destroyed, implying waste.
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Treasury Department
McCarl
Liberty
New ‘York Times
Treasury
United States
Ocean travel safer than peril on sea past record
A brief on ocean travel safety cites the Principe Mafalda sinking near Brazil as rare in danger, noting major disasters over 15 years include the Titanic and Empress of Ireland. It argues modern vessels keep fatalities low as hundreds of ships traverse seas daily. It concludes ocean voyages are often safer than crossing streets.
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Brazil
Vanguard
St. Lawrence
Chicago
Air travel gains ground as time saver for busy professionals
Dr Frank W Chandler Hollywood dentist sought Detroit ADA meeting and chose an air mail flight from the west coast to Chicago at 206 dollars. Rail fare excluding Pullman would be about 100, yet air travel saved two days and wear on health. Many people value time more than five dollars a day as such journeys become practical and economical.
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Frank W. Chandler
Hollywood
American Dental Association
Detroit
West Coast
Chicago
Pullman
Claim of Doubling for Lon Chaney Stirs Talk
A remark surfaces that someone asserts they act as a double for Lon Chaney. The claim draws interest amid rumors of film work and star impersonation in entertainment circles.
Personal Health Service An Outline Of Hygiene Vitamins
This article reviews the discovery and roles of vitamins A through E, detailing their sources, key foods, and dietary impacts. It notes that five vitamins are cataloged with more possible additions, explains how cooking affects vitamin content, and emphasizes vitamin deficiencies and the health benefits of proper nutrition for immunity and growth.
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Tropics
Man
Answers on paternity and pillow use from Mr. Bo
A reader asks if a blood test can prove paternity. the answer: no test can prove fatherhood and none is known. A second note compares pillow preference for sleep, saying it is personal. A child left handed question is addressed: forceful use of the right hand can cause stuttering, let the child choose. A muscle imbalance from wrong eyeglasses is discussed as a cure for neuroticism.
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M. L. EL
Rule by the Ordinary
Glenn Frank argues that English public life favors mediocrity and private excellence over grand leadership. He cites Santayana on England’s anti professional leaders and warns America must blend private merit with public greatness to meet future challenges.
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Glenn Frank
England
George Santayana
Santayana
America
Electric pants presser sparks gossip in Philadelphia
The Philadelphia Public Ledger quotes a New York American remark about an electric pants presser that would ease household chores for women. The column playfully questions who originated the notion that women press their husbands trousers.
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Jay E. House
Philadelphia Public Ledger
New York
New York City oddities and a Beetle Bailey moment in prose
A New York oct. 28 stream of thoughts notes grocery radio entertainment and modern oddities from bread sticks to puffed sleeves. It mentions Eddie Cantor, a Broadway racket, a jeweler scam, and a doctor attributing migraine relief to bobbed hair. The piece weaves in a Uncle Wiggily story inset with a childlike woodland scene.
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New York
Dudley
Field Ma Jone
Globe Trotting
Eddie Cantor
Graham McNamee
Boston
Broadway
Tip
Riviera
Uncle Wiggily and the Dancing Leaves
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit opens his hollow stump bungalow door to weather and a gust. The wind rips the door knob from his paw as Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy and Mr. Long-Eats react. They fear the door may pinch his nose and discuss bracing for winter.
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Mr. Longears
Jingle
Jangle
Custer
Duster
Timble
Bunny Daddy
Uncle
X Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wigerly
Rabbit
Mr. Longeats
Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Pitenomenon Sparks Water Use Debate At Notre Dame
In Baltimore Sun style, South Bend residents react to Saturday night water dips as a sign of changing habit. The city’s water consumption falls on weekends, reflecting the Notre Dame and Navy game crowd effects on Hoosier water use.
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South Bend
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Notre Dame
Navy
The Vital Question Boston Transcript Heat Delays
The Boston Transcript speculates on winter impacts as tenants worry about landlords falling behind on heating. The piece questions timing, responsibilities, and possible remedies if heating lags during cold months.
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Boston Transcript
Autumn-Tinted Secrets Stir Tabor Wynne’s Life
Tabor Wynne navigates a tangle of love, infidelity, and ambition as Mona Desmond pressures him about identity while Wynne’s wife June and stage star Jennifer Challis become entwined in a web of favors, betrayals, and possible divorce. A city-night encounter at the Ritz reveals uneasy truths about names, secrets, and future prospects in a drama of show business.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Mfe
Lance Fairless
Wynne
Jennifer Challis
Jane
Fairless
New York
Miss Challis
Lance
Jenny
By& Leading
Cracks from Iowa Paragraphers
A collection of humorous quotes and witticisms about society, politics, and everyday life from several Iowa newspapers. The items poke fun at sympathy for the poor, fashion, cleverness, barber skill, village scheming postmasters, attorney life, and the idea of the “average man.”
Abe Martin on fear and public opinion in society
Abe Martin notes that fear of what others will think keeps people on the straight and narrow. He recalls Barnum’s claim of a sucker born every minute and mentions a ring side circus seat costing 50 cents.
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Barnum
If a star fell and what it would mean
Uncle Rays Corner explains the difference between meteors and true stars, describing meteors as small rocks burning in the atmosphere and true stars as immense distant suns. It notes a star striking Earth would be catastrophic, but such an event is millions of years away and not a cause for worry.
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Aeploye
Earth
American Museum of Natural History
New York City
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