Public view condemns militarist air basing push in Roosevelt stance
The Globe News argues against General Headquarters Air Force claims for expanded air bases and surveillance from Newfoundland to the Bahamas. It asserts such militarism risks harming US Canadian friendship and misreads international relations, praising Roosevelt for rejecting army overreach.
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Roosevelt
Europe
Asia
F. M. Andrews
General Headquarters Air Force
General Andrews
Newfoundland
St. Pierre and Miquelon
Bermuda
Bahamas
Jamaica
Trinidad
British Honduras
Honduras
Army
Congress
Great Lakes
Canada
United States
Pittsburgh
Cincinnati
Glenn Frank Warns Of Long Term Cotton Planning Effects
Glenn Frank argues that extensive government planning of cotton under the Agricultural Adjustment Administration risks long term economic disruption. He cites rising cotton prices, higher farm incomes, and brief prosperity alongside potential shocks to exports, foreign demand, and related industries, urging careful, bounded planning.
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Glenn Frank
Agricultural Adjustment Administration
South
Great Riches Wedding Chaos at Small Town Church
James Stimson III contemplates marriage to Jane Northrup as petty fights over altar candles and a stern rector disrupt the ceremony. The procession proceeds with Jane radiant in a fine gown while the church glows with ivory candles and the mood remains tense yet hopeful.
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James Stimson, III
Jane Northrup
Leslie Harris
Jane
James
Defiant writer Biasco Thanez defies monarchy in Spain
A fragment recounts Vicente Biasco Thanez and his stand against royal authority, using prose and poetry to rally readers. The tale notes his exile, wealth, and death in 1928, preceding a republic. Interwoven are wedding day scenes with a crowd, nerves, and public satire.
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Vicente Biasco Thanez
Spain
Desire to Eat Gets Mintyre
A humorous diary entry describes a day in New York of dining plans and social observations. The author notes encounters with Abel Dimnet letters, Cesare Moneta, and a Duncan Phyfe table, plus mentions of Lefty Gomez, Rebecca West, and socialites. Contemporary figures such as Ely Culbertson, Joe Schenck, George Jean Nathan, Father Divine, Diamond Jim Brady, and others are referenced in witty vignettes.
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O. O. McIntyre
New York
Abbe Dimnet
Sinclair Lewis
Cesare Moneta
Mulberry Street
Duncan Phyfe
Cartier
Lefty Gomez
Rebecca West
Versailles
Ryley Coopers
Anne
Henry Sell
White House
Youths Admit Slaying in Pecos Hunger Motive
Two 19 year old youths arrested in a Pecos hobo jungle confessed to wounding Charles Tackett 26, of Barstow. They claimed the robbery and shooting were to obtain food, saying they bought the pistol in El Paso and acted after fear of being killed.
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Pecos
Texas
Peros
Charles Tackett
Barstow
Tackett
el Paso
Mrs Reddy Grows Uneasy Over Stranger in Old Pasture
In Thornton W. Burgess style, Mrs. Reddy Fox worries after a lone stranger boy lingering near Farmer Brown's land. She suspects the unknown visitor may be seeking their old den, while Reddy Fox downplays fears, urging caution but predicting the boy's likely absence. The tale frames motherly concern and Fox family safety on Green Meadows.
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Green Meadows
Green Forest
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Mrs. Reddy
Farmer Brown
T. W. Burgess
Danger of rat bite fever highlighted by health column
Dr Morris Fishbein warns that mad animals beyond dogs can transmit rat bite fever to humans. He notes cases among WWI soldiers and London sewer workers exposed to rat excretions. The piece stresses awareness of rat borne infections beyond dogs.
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Morris Fishbein
Journal of the American Medical Association
Hygeia the Health Magazine
Journal of the
American Medical Association
Hygeia
London
Bible angels wings query and bridge fact quiz
Questions and answers cover whether angels have wings in the New Testament, identify the New Tay Bridge as the world’s longest at 10,780 feet, and classify spiders as arachnids rather than insects. The piece presents three trivia items with concise responses.
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Patmos
John the Apostle
New Tay
Firth of Tay
Dundee
Scotland
Word Builder On The Of An Important Battle
On the tale of a key battle soldiers refuse to temper under an officer who is too harsh in his discipline. I suspect they have for nobody, slave or soldier, an unjust rule inflames loyalty and courage.
Doomed to Remembered Deeds Before the Sod
A terse meditation on life and legacy. The speaker asserts that lasting impact outlives a man even as he is buried. The tone is reflective, with hints of regret and the futility of posthumous esteem.
Medical Genius Horizontal Clues Puzzle
The page lists a large set of across and down clues for a medical themed crossword. Entries include Vaccination discoverer and various synonyms, with references to anatomy, plants, tools, and veterinary terms across many numbered positions.
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Joe Schenck
Los Angeles
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George Jessel
George Jean Nathan
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