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Newspaper
Winslow Daily Mail
Location
Winslow, Arizona, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1927
Page
4
Minneapolis investigator Cedric M. L. Sondholm argues chronic inhibitional failures arise from early training gaps. He cites parental soothing and constant care as weakening self reliance, urging spanking as a preventive measure to curb future crime waves and build remaining staying power in children through firm early discipline.
A garbled clipping appears to be an Associated Press notice ran through the Winslow Arizona post office. It includes typical republication credit wording and mentions AP material not otherwise credited.
A collage of verse and quips from a Georgia newspaper featuring a ragged tale blaming a tire for mishaps and a barrage of personals and humorous lines about writers, obits, and everyday sayings. It blends comic couplets with brief notices and social blurbs.
A reflection on Charles A Lindbergh's New York to Paris flight praising his impact beyond aviation. It credits Ambassador Herrick for a savvy reception that forged international goodwill and argues Lindbergh advanced America’s image more effectively than decades of diplomacy.
George W. Wickersham of the American Law Institute says restating the common law will take at least ten years and help clarify its fundamental principles. He argues the current law is uncertain and full of ambiguities due to a lack of agreement among lawyers and proposes pruning mostly useless rules to streamline justice nationwide.
The piece argues the administration has not moved to regulate oil output despite big producers seeking relief. It notes Mellon’s stance on supply and demand, high gasoline prices, and a lack of government action, contrasted with Dawes and the oil committee. It lauds Coolidge for enabling the American Legion tour to France and hints at broader, intangible achievements.
A 19th century clip suggests Congress to meet in autumn to plan ships. The piece notes pilots, paroled prisoners, and desert-dwelling Hopis, while recalling a New Jersey patriot and a New Yorker commuting on foot to test endurance in arid climates.
Captain Lindbergh has returned home and already shown the world his impact. He won $25,000 and gained vast fame, proving trans oceanic commercial flying is near. He spurred prize offers for flights Pacific coast to Honolulu and from Plain Texas to Hong Kong, and even a US to Berlin flight. He sparked talk of a fifteen day world circumnavigation and boosted commercial aviation worldwide, turning France toward the United States, as ambassador Herzick said.
A reflection on outdated legal forms and lengthy procedures. The author argues for a new, concise, and efficient system of law that matches contemporary needs, replacing pomp with practicality and speed.
The Hopi Indian, a hardy long distance racer from one of America's toughest stock, wins races through endurance shaped by arid life. He sonically traverses twelve to fifteen miles to corn patches and back daily, relying on foot power rather than horses.
A string of snappy lines features a fearless conductor ordering others around and a test of charm seen in a hat-check girl tip. Banter includes a mock threat, a diner quip about chowder, and Lord Lampwick boasting of college garter membership amid swapped sorority lines and stray notices about vacant lots and rubbish.
Washington column notes mixed public mood over Lindbergh's return and Coolidge's handling. It cites critics accusing politics of shaping praise while defending the president's stance as appropriate. A Sol Bloom warning warns courts may strip federal power over broadcasting.
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