The Globe-News Publishing Co. Milestones and War Time Warnings
The item notes the Globe-News history with dates February 20 1924 and city Amarillo Texas. It comments on fuel oil to coal conversion estimates by Ickes and a warning about shared discomfort during winter shortages. It quotes Secretary Henry Stimson on war time sacrifice and public sentiment.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Sixth
Fillmore
Ickes
Eastern Seaboard
Morons and Bernard Baruch in public discourse
A reflective piece notes how the term moron labels people by blind spots, using editor William Allen White’s polemic as example. It then surveys Bernard Baruch’s rise from humble roots to influential public service, highlighting his wealth, party loyalty, and dual motives of patriotism and influence.
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Los Angeles
Emporia Gazette
Jack Benny
Ginger Rogers
Buddy Rogers
Fulton Lewis
Util Lewis
Sally Lunn
Salmagundi
League of Nations
Light Brigade
Roosevelt
Bernard Baruch
South Carolina
Bernie
Baruch
New York
Carolina
New York City
Bernard
College of the City of
Annie Griffen
London
Erin
Churchill
Wilson
Europe
Washington
Lesson of 1919 by Walter Lippmann
Walter Lippmann argues American isolationism arose earlier than Wilson claiming leadership by Roosevelt and Mahan, noting prewar U S actions from the Philippines to the Panama Canal. He warns that future peace depends on prior allied agreements and concerted European recovery efforts, not US will alone.
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Walter Lippmann
Wilson
Paris
Versailles
Lippmann
United Sates
Caribbean
Pacific
Theodore Roosevelt
Admiral Mahan
United States
Philippines
Panama Canal
Asia
Europe
Algeciras
Eodore Roosevelt
Fliha Root
Britain
Germany
Atlantic Ocean
Sumner Welles
United Nations
Santa and the Skeptic continues Michael's perilous Santa Land journey
The woodsprite Humphrey helps Michael Woffington Bartholomew by drawing a bark map and guiding him past fierce foes toward Santa Land. After surviving wild hazards and an epic eagle battle, Michael mounts the bird and races toward Santa Land, hoping the witches curse will lift tomorrow as Santa faces a dire fate.
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Humphrey Humperdinck
Michael
Santa Claus
Humphrey
Santa Land
Semarang
Will
Oche Ota
Santa
Singapore Sal and the fortifications of Singapore Island
The narrator tours Changi on Singapore Island with Major General F. Simmons and staff. He notes 15 inch guns, the boom defense at Johore Straits, Tekong Besar, and the Changi tree as a herald of British rule. He recalls Singapore as an impregnable Far East fortress and anticipates Malayan jungle fighting if Japan advances.
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Raffles Hotel
Singapore
Argyle and Sutherland Highlanders
Geoffrey Hallowes
F. Keith Simmons
Changi
Simmons
Singapore Sal
Sal
China Sea
Far East
Straits of Johore
Singapore Naval Base
Johore Straits
Straits
Tekong Besar
France
Archangel
Ireland
Palestine
Egypt
Spain
Shanghai
Japan
Manners in Job Interviews and Waiting Scenarios
Guidelines for job applicants cover smoking, seating, gratitude, speaking tone, and handshakes. Advice includes waiting for permission to sit, thanking interviewers if not hired, answering concisely, and waiting for the employer to offer a handshake. When kept waiting, wait quietly and avoid pranks or pacing.
Bible Verse Quotations and Today's Puzzle
A compilation of biblical verses and literary quotes followed by a Bible verse themed puzzle. The readable fragments include Micah Zechariah Malachi Psalms Shakespeare Goethe Longfellow and Zechariah 2:10 references, then a horizontal and vertical word puzzle with numbered clues and answers.
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Gene Howe
Henry “. Stimson
Csterd
William Allen White
The
Bernie Baruch
Marquis W. Childs
Look
Wall Street
Woodrow Wilson
America
NEA Service Inc
C_U
Lodge
Borah
Johnson
Poland
Russia
Lucrece Hudgins
Humperdinck
Michael Woffington
Bartholomew
Sea of
Tomorow
Suez
Cecil Brown
Random House, Inc
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Zachariah
Malachi
God
Emersor
Goethe
Zion
U.S
Gen. Claires
N. le
John Adams
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