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Free Market Philosophy Amid Stock Market Turmoil
The piece argues that last week’s declines culminated in panic with widespread losses for margin traders and speculators. It criticizes congressional interference and favors a pure free market, contending regulation cannot protect the public from speculation and would cause more harm than good.
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Freeing the Philippines debate and the independence vote
A senate debate over Philippine independence ended 45 to 34 with opposition rooted in sugar tariffs and U S growers. The article notes long running agitation in the islands, some educated Filipinos backing independence and others wary of self government obligations, plus the constitutional limits on disposing of U S territories.
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Editorial Note on Red-Head Heredity Research
The piece defends scholarly study by careful researchers in Germany noting Dr. Eugene Fischer studies hereditary traits of red-headed women. It highlights Kaiser Wilhelm Anthropological Institute leadership and cautions against synthetic hair sources while promising public field observations and broad interest from diverse groups.
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Eugene Fischer
Rischer
Kaiser Wilhelm Anthropological Institute
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Scotland Yard versus New York Police Record Compared
A British official from Scotland Yard disputes Police Commissioner Grover Whalen by citing 1928 figures. Yard investigated 18 murders with 11 convictions and 7 other cases. New York reportedly faced over 200 murders with only seven convictions.
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Lessons from English crime control and law study proposed
In early 1929 there were 134 murders with only one conviction, prompting suggestions to study English court procedure to improve American justice. Critics note higher crime and workload. proponents argue England’s lower homicide rate and better conviction record hold lessons. It is also mooted that Ford may build an automobile factory in Montenegro.
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England
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Montenegro
What’s Your Phobia and How to Cope with It
Dr William Brady discusses phobias in the chapter on worries and anxieties from The Mind at Mischnief. He argues fear without foundation is harmless, ridiculed, and that ridicule can cure fear. readers are invited to submit health questions for answers in this newspaper.
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Wiliam S. Sadler
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Sadler
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William Brady
Talking film to educate world of medicine and learning
Renowned surgeon demonstrates a surgical technique via a talking film that transmits live explanation to distant audiences. Glenn Frank argues such motion pictures can reduce educational gaps, standardize instruction, and prompt reforms in equipment and methods across schools.
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Stadium Dedication Highlights and Grumbles at Iowa
A Muscatine Journal recap praises Iowa University’s new stadium dedication as a success with strong play by Illinois in a tight tie. It notes the venue’s design and views but criticizes crowd egress, urging improved exit facilities while offering congratulations to the university on its football home.
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Dickensiana figures fetch high prices in auction and auctions
The Philadelphia Bulletin notes rising values for Dickensiana over the past year with researchers tracing Pickwick manuscript pages and noting an Inscribed Tale of Two Cities once presented to George Eliot. Gabriel Wells paid 5900 dollars for that copy and collectors eye A Edward Newton’s Pickwick original parts presented to Georgina Hogarth.
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Palace in Ocean County Closed Royal Order of the Rose
A Staten Island manor once home to the Royal Order of the Rose fell into bankruptcy and was seized in a foreclosure. Dame Harriet Beauley and Count Spiridovich built a lavish if untrustworthy aristocracy with 62 rooms and a grand hall, hosting benefit balls that could not pay bills, and the palace was emptied as mortgagees foreclosed and the sheriff enforced the sale.
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Abe Martin Quips About Wives and Lindbergh
The column lampoons contemporary social topics with Abe Martin style a remark by Lafe Bud noting many wives out of work and referencing Lindbergh in a humorous jab about national hopes and ancient ruins.
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Count Victor Plans Mansion After Eviction
A chaotic palace eviction ends with Count Victor planning a new mansion near the foreclosed home bought by George Price. He vows to sue for $100,000, claiming illegal proceedings and dreaming of a palace despite the loss of furniture and status. Neighbors share cakes and coffee as the scene shifts from royalty to ruin. The Columbus Dispatch notes the danger of a flabby mind amid rising complexity.
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Light My Sy Rev John R Gunn Weighs Burdens
Rev John R Gunn discusses bearing personal burdens and resisting the urge to shift weight to others. He cites Rochefoucauld on fortitude and urges readers to view their own loads with courage, inviting questions for further guidance.
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Rochefoucauld
New York Day By Day Frankly Mixed Nightlife and Theater Notes
Diary style mishmash recounts visits to a cafe with birds, a Hindi performer, Hearst Jr. drop in, Harlem to Hoboken to see Joan Lowell, and a German restaurant singalong. Parades quips about bachelor brothers on Madison Avenue, fashion jokes, fruit drink profits, and a curtain mishap during George White’s revue.
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Joan Lowell
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The Sylph Yacht Auctioned From Navy Logs
A Washington Daybook notes the U S S Sylph private yacht of seven secretaries of the navy will be sold at public auction in November. The vessel, commissioned Aug 18 1858, served in Spanish American and World War I, later used for parties, and carried a crew of 31 with seven stewards.
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