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Sportsmanship and hunting ethics in the fall season
The article argues that ill behaved hunters harm property and provoke landowners to close woods and streams. It notes the minority of disrespectful shooters cause fires and damage, though true sportsmen follow laws and show respect to landowners as they pursue game.
WOUNDS OF WAR A Civil War veterans' stance on reunions
The Grand Army of the Republic at Portland Missouri rejected a proposal to reunite with Confederate Veterans in Washington DC. Veterans refused, preferring to stay apart. The piece laments lingering war scars in families and society, noting near 70 years since Lincoln called for volunteers and the fading of Civil War figures to octogenarian ages, yet enduring animosity and spirit remain.
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Grand Army of the Republic
Portland
Confederate Veterans of America
Washington, D.C
Appomattox
The New Education and Soviet Schedules Compared
A critique of Russian schooling notes a seven day week with continuous operation and weekly holidays diverging from Sabbath observance. It highlights state control of school materials due to capitalist shortages and draws parallels to Mussolini era fascism, commenting on limited popular influence in both regimes.
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America
Russia
Italy
Hicks and Hicksiness on Broadway and Beyond
A critical look at the term hick describing rustic outsiders turned urban residents. The piece cites journalist Odd McIntyre from Gallipolis Ohio, noting many so called hicks live in cities like New York and Broadway areas. It argues for self awareness and shedding stereotypes to improve understanding.
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Gallipolis
Odd
McIntyre
Transatlantic Tiers and Cupid in Newspaper Wit
The piece muses on inspiration from seasoned people and the idea of imitation among young women. It cites Shakespeare on love as blind and jokes about marriages chosen by the “dear girls” while hinting Noah’s Ark might have carried stowaways amid recent trans Atlantic travel.
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Shakespeare
William
Cupid
Noah
All Meat Diet Challenged Nutrition Beliefs
Dr. William Brady reports on Stefansson and Andersen’s yearlong all meat diet, noting kidneys functioned well, uric acid stayed stable, bowel flora simplified, and no adverse symptoms appeared. He argues against meat-phobia and suggests humane prison inmate testing as a public benefit, warning of vitamin deficiency risks if illness arose.
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Vilhjalmur J Stefansson
Andersen
Stefansson
Arctic
North
Clarence, W. Lieb
New York
Shefansson
Medical Q And A On Raynaud And Buer Ger Diseases
Reader questions discuss treatment by cervical ganglia resection for Raynaud and Buer ger diseases with reported success. A doctor notes relief possible in select cases though operation not overly serious. Additional letters caution about lead poisoning risks from dust and self care.
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Raynaud
Buerger
Buergger
Brady
Willam Brady
Le Bel Idiot by Glenn Frank reviewed in silence
The piece discusses Conrad Ferdinand Meyer’s Le Bel Idiot in a Medlues Newspaper Eyodicate, praising its portrayal of a gifted youth hampered by rigid schooling and misguided parental discipline. It argues for fitting education to the child rather than forcing the child into standardized routines. It cites the moral and educational stakes of inflexible pedagogy.
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University of Wisconsin
Century
Medlues
Eyodicate
Ston
Conrad Ferdinand Meyer
Higdminded
Tad
Lebeidint
Leis XV
Selser
Jekenius
Entropy and Humor Echo a Busy Page
A collage of jokes and notes from a 1929-era page, mixing wordplay with social satire. It sweeps from the line about a pest named Jim to quips on tax, aviation centers dubbed hubs, and a scientific aside on entropy, plus a snippet on stamps, a slang dictionary entry, and a public safety feature about the Washington Post’s schoolboy traffic patrol program. The piece blends humor, curiosities, and light social commentary.
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Washington Post
American Automobile Association
Sam Browne
Winged Hazards in Detroit News Gambling Game
A Detroit News brief describes a Central American gambling game where players each place a lump of sugar on the table. The lump that lands first determines the winner, presenting a quirky cultural note on local interest in obscure games.
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Detroit News
Central America
Propaganda Now One of Capital's Big Businesses
Washington column argues that propaganda fuels external prosperity and city growth. It cites warship builder drives, pressures on Congress, and a broad network of associations shaping public policy and opinion in Washington. It highlights figures like Mr. Shearer and Senator Shortridge amid a panorama of lobbying, government servicing, and the Red Cross agenda.
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Frederic Wollam
Washington, D C
Washington
Shearer
Warship Builders
Rhany Day
Coolidge
Congress
Hose
Senate
Ballyhoo
Hoover Friend Dead and Internationalist Arthur Bullard
Arthur Bullard, writer and traveler, a close friend of President Hoover, has died in Switzerland. Bullard and his wife were married at the Hoover home in Washington in 1918. His final Washington project involved the national committee on the cost of medical care chaired by Dr. Ray Lyman Wilbur.
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Arthur Bullard
Switzerland
President Hoover
Bullard
Washington
National Committee On the Cost
Ray Lymen Wilbur
Interior
Brain Tests and Profit Puzzles On Society Page
A garbled puzzle item from the Evening Post invites readers to answer four questions on profits investments and time value, with multiple choice and computations. It notes answers on the Society Page and presents a series of inconsistent figures and names from an old quiz feature.
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Thrce Automoiles
Soutomobile
Abe Martin Tell Binkley Pursues Sheriff Candidacy
In a muddled town rumor, Abe Martin Tell Binkley reportedly aims for sheriff. A misread tale spurred talk of tennis and other antics as residents await clearer word from local sources.
Chain stores wage near limitless employee surveillance
New York Day By Day by O C McIntyre describes an expansive espionage system in chain stores with over 1000 detectives monitoring thousands of clerks managers and assistants. The piece notes frequent petty thefts reduce with instant dismissal and details habits of promotion through thrift while portraying price gouging at hotels and perfume sellers as well as social scenes around cafes and revues.
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Nobl
Jana
Thrift
Washington theatre site ends era in capital history
A feature on the long history of the corner theatre at Pennsylvania avenue and Eleventh street in Washington, dating to 1804, its notable attendees from presidents to burlesque fans, and its final sale to the U S government for a warehouse. The piece notes past prices, shows, and landmark events including inaugural balls of five presidents.
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Eleventh Street
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National Capital
United States
Department of Commerse Records
Triangle
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Monroe
School of Reform
Old Washington Theatre
Andrew Jackson
Capitol
Alife
New House
Charles Rey
Pany
van Buren
Polk
Taylor
Pierce
Buchanan
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