Prophets of doom and a naval rice gruel warning
The piece argues against doom-saying by historic figures and defends resilience after the gold decision. It contrasts past prophecies with present reality and mocks the idea that crisis is inevitable while criticizing Admiral Mineo Osumi for suggesting China-like hardship as a navy incentive.
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Justice McReynolds
Supreme Court
Globe Prophets
America
William Pitt
Wilberforce
Lord Grey
Duke of Wellington
Disraeli
Adelaine
Marie Antoinette
England
Lord Shaftesbury
British Empire
Harpers Weekly
Massachusetts
Interior Department
Patent Office
Tor
Mineo Osumi
Japan
Clarification of Policy by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank criticizes postwar policy drift, arguing that rapid improvised measures have worsened national confusion. He laments price controls and credit manipulation, warns against European nationalist paths, and calls for informed public debate on concrete policies shaping the economy since 1929.
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Glenn Frank
Frank
Europe
Congress
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Montana Kid Seeks Emerald Crown Amid Montana Ranch Wedding
Montana plans to wed Ruth Lavery on her fathers ranch while Mateo Rubriz schemes to seize the emerald crown of Our Lady by maneuvering Montana into a legal trap in Mexico. The Lavery foreman Ransome notes a tense day as the Kid readies for potential danger and a daring escape.
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Globe
Newa
Montana
el Reed
Mexico
Mateo Rubriz
Mateo
Our Lady
Ruth Lavery
Ruth
Sally
Lavery Ranch
Ransome
Old Ransome
Richard Lavery Senior
Montana Rides Tomorrow to Meet His Challenger
In a frontier scene, Montana prepares to ride at sunset toward a looming showdown with a rival. The Lavery family waits on the veranda as Montana, with swift resolve, plans the bold move that unfolds toward the anticipated duel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Laughs of Noisy Talent in New York Society
A lively roundup of famous laughers in New York includes Joe Moore Frazier Hunt Otis Ralston and Robert Benchley enjoying a first night. It notes Marie Dressler Mir iam Hopkins and Phyllis Haver among others with contagious humor. It also recounts Mary Rogers debut and Exile ball observations with European aristocrats in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. O. McIntyre
New York
Joe Moore
Frazier Hunt
Otis Ralston
Robert Benchley
Phyllis Haver
Mae Allison
Marie
Jer
Miriam Hopkins
Reddy Fox Scolds Gray Fox On Stupid Hen Killing
Reddy Fox argues with Gray Fox after Gray killed hens in a farmer's yard. Reddy condemns the act as foolish and warns that hunters and dogs will pursue them. Gray Fox and Reddy debate cleverness and future danger, with Reddy insisting he hunts honestly.
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Gray Fox
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Trie
Shadow the Weasel
Geddy
T. W. Burgess
Guiding Your Child Aids At Home With Mixed Methods
A fragment discusses guiding a child with varied approaches. It mentions parental distress over repetitive play and notes attempts to adjust the method of play and child engagement. Names and places are unclear due to OCR errors.
Boston Navy shoe shortage leaves Marine recruit barefoot
In Boston a Navy supply issue left 18 year old Joseph W. Martin Jr. unable to obtain shoes. He stands 6 feet 3 inches tall, weighs 210 pounds, with a foot size 13, larger than standard size 12 issued by the Navy and Army. An order for special tailoring and shoes was sent to Washington.
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Boston
Joseph W. Martin, Jr
US Navy
Navy
Army
Washington
Brook Farm Experiment and US Army officer ranks question
Brook Farm was a socialistic community founded at West Roxbury Massachusetts in 1841. Its chief founders included Ripley Hawthorne and Charles A Dana. The DOS list of commissioned officers begins with General then Lieutenant General Colonel Lieutenant Colonel Major Captain First Lieutenant and Second Lieutenant.
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Brook Farm Experiment
West Roxbury
Massachusetts
Ripley, Hawthorne
Charles A. Dana
United States Army
Word Builder Puzzle Theme Opens Hidden Thoughts
A playful word game begins with a letter-by-letter puzzle and a stream of introspective lines. The narrator riffs on memory, aging, and sunlight, weaving puns around words like stay and lose while noting the sun’s persistence and a self critical mood.
Below the Rio Grande HORIZONTAL puzzle clues
Puzzle clues list many across and down entries with definitions and word lengths. Includes references to a Mexican general, geography, colors, body parts, and various terms across topics, challenging solvers with multiple overlapping hints and Latin phrases.
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Amarillo
Texas
Globe-News Publishing Co
Listh and
Fillmore
Cene Howe
Wilbur C. Hawk
Associated Fress
Associated
News and Business Department
Renkka
Amarillo Globe
Amarillo Daily News
Ncoet
the Globe
William
Ferguson
Gochickens
Haiti
Kingston
Rvkr
EB Ong
Colorado
Socregis and
Wedding
Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Browuer
Jack Lascor
Vailery
Peeples Watts
Ntl
Sy Hayes Blackkmity Shop
Samo Mats AG
Jack Tlascar
Jack Lascar
Aso
Mostana
Harper & Brothers
Lavery
Paul Whiteman
Ha-Ha
Will Rogers
Mary
Fred Stone
Rogers
Grand Duchess
Prince Matchabelli
Adela Rogers St. John
Jack Lait
Albert Payson
Terhune
C. O. McIntyre
Bedtime
Thornton W. Burgess
David Graham Phillips
Frank Ward O’malley
Arthur Somers Roche
Rupert Hughes
Mark Twain
Madison
McNaught Syndicate
Alice Clatysa Richmond Mix
Siuntti
Naiséls
Pia
Rae
Word Builder
Sol
Rio Grande
Uleer
Eagle's Nest
Macdowe
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