Steel Directors Cut Dividend in New York Move
News brief reports United States Steel lowers quarterly dividend from 1.75 to 1.0, with a 10 percent salary reduction planned for salaried staff. President Farrell and officials indicate wage cuts, while Hoover administration urges no wage scale drops in key industries. Also covered are transatlantic air attempts by Lindbergh party and Pangborn routes, German banking moves, and political shifts abroad.
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Lyaiee States Steel
New York
J. A. Farrell
Hoover
James A. Farrell
United States Steel Corporation
Farrell
Iris
Wall Street
London
Germany
Anl
Reichsbank
Hang Luther
Bruening
Darmstaedter
National Bank
Herman Schmitz
Herr Schmitz
Saul Chosen to Be a Missionary and Apostle
Lesson outlines Saul's conversion as a pivotal divine choice and call. From violent persecutor to chosen vessel, he receives a vision and commission at Damascus, aided by Ananias, leading to baptism and entry into ministry to the Gentiles under Jesus Christ.
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Agrippa
Saul
Jesus
Stephen
Damascus
Ananias
Israel
Christ
Paul
Jesus Christ
The Gospel Dynamic Goes To All Creatures In Century
The quote emphasizes preaching the Gospel to every creature as the mission, quoting Dr. F W Farr on how the gospel of the first century drives salvation work in the twentieth century. It underscores active outreach rather than adapting the gospel to individuals.
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Dr. F, W, Farr
Monarch
Virginia
Prayer Forgiveness Sought For Tongue and Mind
A brief prayer pleads for forgiveness for sins not spoken but thoughts that stained minds. The quote attributes the plea to Stuart Parker.
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Stuart Parker
Polish Leader Hailed as Savior of Europe in 1920 tribute
Lord d Abernon lauds Pil sudski as Europe saver in Gazeta Polska tenth anniversary note on the Polish victory over the Bolsheviks. He argues the battle of the Vistula preserved Central Europe from Bolshevik advance and kept wider European history from a different fate.
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Europe
d’Abernon
Pilsudski
Gazeta Polska
d'Abernon
The
Vistula
Poland
Warsaw
Dpbsudski
Lake Superior relics reveal ancient glacial lakes
Dr. B E Moore of the University of Toronto told the Royal Society of Canada that excavations for a dam on the Michipicoten river near Lake Superior confirm a much larger prehistoric Lake Algonquin once filled the Superior basin. He traces historic glacial stages showing a smaller lake occupying the present Lake Superior during the ice ages.
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Lake Superior
Superior
Great Lakes
Doctor Moore
Avertin Proves Safe New Internal Anesthetic
Medical men report a promising new anesthetic called avertin that is given internally to render a patient unconscious yet allows some responsiveness and conversation. It purportedly avoids lung complications and enables normal breathing upon waking.
Air Mileage Record Between Atlanta and New York
Collier's Weekly cites the greatest daily air mileage between Atlanta and New York with three round trips for mail and passengers each day. The Washington New York airway ranks second with eleven round trips daily, and the total daily mileage in the United States is 120000 miles.
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United States
Atlanta
New York
Collier’s Weekly
Washington- New York
Science Trouble Sparks School Talk
Two tech girls discuss their upcoming science course while a younger sister quips about dad’s trouble last winter. The playful exchange reflects classroom curiosity and family humor in an Indianapolis News snippet.
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Small Sister
Indianapolis News
Clever Boy Scouts Build Walking Mechanical Robot
Newton Massachusetts Boy Scouts construct a mechanical man in Robert Kangott’s cellar. The teen builder, sixteen, reports the robot can walk sit lift objects wink and smoke cigarettes, showcasing local invention.
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Newton
Mass
Boy Scouts
Robert Kangott
Exchange Sparks Witty Quip About Admitting Wrong
A brief exchange features the line Does your wife ever say you're right The reply asserts she always says I am right in admitting I'm wrong reflecting a humorous domestic moment with sharp wit and self awareness.
Fortune telling shifts to wealth aim over marriage
In fortune telling, men seek answers about money prospects rather than marriage. The focus is on financial success and earnings potential rather than personal or domestic outcomes.
Your Husband Ditches Yawp About First Sweetheart
A witty exchange reveals a spouse who no longer yawps about an old love. After twenty years, he encounters the former sweetheart, changing the tone of their marriage. The dialogue captures lingering memories and evolving affection in a compact vignette.
No Cause for Alarm Elsie Gee Tough Waiter Exchange
A terse dialogue unfolds with a rough waiter and a reassuring reply about finances. The exchange hints at a tougher scene or character encounter without revealing full context. The line shows a gritty, streetwise tone and a moment of reassurance.
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Elsie
Jake
The Ruse and Philosophers Analyze Foolishness
The piece cites a quip about Jimmy and Aunt Louise and notes how philosophers scrutinize each instance of foolishness they encounter. It reads like a compact reflection on humor and thought, pairing a blunt childish line with academic analysis.
First Steam Locomotive at Penydarren Tram Road
Details the 1804 Trevithick wagon engine trial in Wales at Pontypridd and Abercynon, its high pressure steam design, brick chimney, and brief use before conversion to stationary work. Notes the wager between Homfrey and Crawshay and early passengers boarding the iron hauling train.
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Metthyy
Sion
WSC
Stager
Richard ‘Trevithick
Cams
Cary
London
Trevithick
Wales
Glamorganshire Canal
Trex
Camborne
Lou Homfrey
Penydarren Tran
Sam Homfrey
Richard Crawshay
Homfrey
Crawshay
Blenkinsop
Venydutre
Montreal Herald
Plea for Lenny as neighbor recalls boy’s plea
A neighbor describes a five or six year old boy named James who faced a possible whipping after breaking a home rule. The mother warned she would whip him, but the child pleaded desperately, asking for mercy and promising to be good.
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Lenny
James
Leprosy in the United States and World Patients
An inset magazine notes about 800 leprosy patients in the United States and many more worldwide. Most U S cases are confined to Carville Louisiana. A recent report shows only one of thirty-one released patients remained cured with relapse.
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United States Circuit Court of Appeals
Chicago
Indianapolis
Prohibition
Lyle
Horace Lyle
United States
SYS Inset
Tennarium
Carville
Afoles and Swiss Hats Capture Notable Sight
Afoles are described with close use of Swiss hats, likened to welted views and holes. The text notes a curious sight noted as appedalaee, suggesting a local or historical detail about accessories and style.
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