Subscriptions and policy notes in local publication
Daily issue details subscription prices for various delivery areas and formats, management and staff credits, and Associated Press notices. The article also references travel by the Lads across the European shore and a playful remark about the Hellespont being less daunting than before.
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Brookhart Outlines Labor Planks At Chicago Rally
Senator Brookhart addressed a Labor Day gathering in Riverview park Chicago supporters stressing three campaign issues immigration injunctions and tariff policy He defended current immigration law as protection for labor and urged abolition of court writs in labor disputes He framed Republican labor stance as clear and protective of workers rights and warned against vague candidate positions.
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Dempsey Scenes and Broadway Dreams Dissected
A fragmented account notes Jack Dempsey's rise from a rough fortnight trial to Broadway ambitions with Belasco amid disbelief in his acting, while a radio announcer with a golden voice is described as less impressive in looks and stage presence.
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Religious Talities Aim to Transform Religious Education via Film
A phonograph company and the Religious Film Trust plan a $150 million program to produce 102 two reel dramas based on biblical stories for 100000 churches within a decade. An expedition to Palestine will re enact bible episodes in original settings with actors approved by faith groups, using authentic costumes and filming in rarely seen Arabia locations. Ministers will deliver sermons in talkies to illustrate the educational potential of cinematic religion.
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Lost Fame and the Hellespont Swim Feat of 18 American Youths
The Hellespont, famed for legends from Leander to Byron to Halliburton, was recently conquered by a group of 18 American youths led by Jack Bowron of Alabama. They swam the strait not as individuals but in coordinated effort, challenging the historic stream and its reputation.
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Hellespont
Europe
Asia
Leander
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Richard Halliburton
Signs of Drouth Approaching in Bedwetting Guidance
Dr Joseph K Calvin offers directions to mothers on bed wetting in children. He urges calm, nonpunitive responses, avoiding shaming, and not labeling the child as having weak kidneys. He advises restricting fluids evenings, early bed, quiet activities, and secrecy to reduce embarrassment, noting parental attitudes affect outcomes.
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Parkinson disease discussion and health letters
The letter column notes inquiries about Parkinson disease and health topics. It references a medical article, provides cautions on treatment advice, and invites readers to contact Dr. Brady with brief letters and self-addressed envelopes.
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The Man of Faith by Glenn Prank
The essay argues modern science blends skepticism with faith, distinguishing serious scientific doubt from cynic distrust. It defines faith as courageous, intelligent adventure beyond the known, citing pioneers and thinkers while asserting faith fuels great civilizations, science, and religion.
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University of Wisconsin
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Charles Ferguson
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Desert Road Notes From Nevada Beyond the Desert
The writer tours Nevada describing Pyramid Jake and the desert landscape near Reno and Virginia City. He notes wildlife, Indians, and the contrast between open spaces and New York's bustle, craving city life after time in the desert and expressing affection for theaters, cafes, and urban excitement.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Grasshopper
Uncle Wiggily mows his lawn as the Bald Eagle, aided by the Fox and Wolf, flies toward his bungalow to catch him. A running dialogue interrupts with a chirpy Grasshopper promising to cut off legs, setting up a perilous encounter.
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Grasshopper and Uncle Wigelly in a Lawn Mower Encounter
A Grasshopper hides in tall grass as Uncle Wigelly and a rabbit friend discuss the near-miss from the mower. The Grasshopper explains he is trapped and asks to be seen, while the rabbit shows concern for the potential injury caused by the mowing.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Grasshopper Save the Rabbit
Uncle Wiggily escapes a fox and wolf plot with help from a clever Grasshopper. The Bald Eagle attempts to ambush the rabbit but is bested by the Grasshopper's ticklish antics, while Uncle Wiggily contemplates molasses and a barber shop fix for the eagle.
Kellogg Treaty Seen as World Cause and Covenant
A critical editorial on the Kellogg pact describing it as a world changing achievement and sacred covenant. It argues the treaty aligns with law and conscience, foreseeing critics who deny its value while urging restraint and non aggression to prevent war.
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Continuation of Pat Wentworth tale in Philadelphia paper
Long excerpt follows dialogue heavy scene where Miss Lee, Barbara Peterson, Ethan, and Sir Julian discuss a drawing signed Varney and a possible link to a crime. Mally recalls a face in a stable and a car ride with Lawrence Marrington, while the group hints at a looming accusation and possible prison. The text shifts to unrelated items including an Old Cars column and a quip about reporters.
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Kenilworth
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Volendam School Visit From Uncle Rays Corner
In Volendam, a Dutch public school visit reveals 15 boys from ship-keeping families, Catholic fishermen, and a teacher who had pupils write greetings. Daan Groot, 11, describes Volendam’s population of about 4,000, narrow homes, traditional costumes, and a mix of languages drawn by visitors.
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Europe
Canada
Unite States
Nature Notes from Burroughs Club Readers Ask Answers
A 1923 note column invites readers to send questions to the Natura Notes Dept. of the paper. It lists three questions about bird baths and molting apes, edible mushrooms on trees, and then provides answers about birds’ daily food needs, the carp family as global fish, and snow on mountains as a garden issue with nectar poisoning risks to bees.
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Australia
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Cyprinus Carpio
China
Europe
Abe Martin's Quip Sparks Newspaper Beauty Hints
Abe Martin quips about the world of papers and beauty hints. the remark notes aNew York night scene and playful observations about girls and fashion in a lighthearted column.
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