Russia's Church and the Hope of Freedom
An ecclesiastical protest notes alarm at anti church actions in Russia yet argues religion withstands oppression. It contends churches may be destroyed or repurposed, but religion is invulnerable and will survive, with a future faith rising from despotism to empower the people.
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Serice
Globe
News- Globe
Russia
Ashuret
Australia
Holland
British Isles
Italy
Stockton
California
Definition s don't matter says Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues that definitions matter less than shared background and experience. He cautions against forcing white definitions on others and notes even profound insight makes precise definition hard. He praises humility toward reality and those who grasp it without exact terms.
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Glenn Frank
Maurice Maeterlinck
John Colet
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ashurst Charms Senate With Eloquence On Immigration
Washington notes describe Henry Fountain Ashurst as a tall, powerful speaker whose remarks during the Mexican immigration debate emphasize cultural borrowing and a cap on annual immigration of 100000. He cites language, law, and heritage from various nations to defend his stance. The piece recalls his rugged beginnings and broad oratorical range.
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Washington
Henry Fountain Ashurst
Senate
Ashurst
Gould
Maine
Murder on Devil's Island Brings Island Alibis Into Focus
In a tangled mystery on San Lucas Island, Dan Parados is killed just after Allan Hunt arrives to assess an art collection. Caroline Brent faces suspicion as Hunt probes motives, alibis, and a possible silencer used in the shooting. Detective work expands to Professor Johns fort and the fort’s crumbling walls as authorities question Lum We and Grainger amid rising tensions.
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Dan Parados
Allan Hunt
Lum We
Flique
Hunt
Caroline Brent
Caroline
Grainger
Celia
Marsailles
Lumie
Phoenix
Tole Balafre
Ciceron Bee
San Lucas
Parados
Jules Lacote
Devil's Island
Lacote
Annersley
Johns
Professor Johns
Kirk
Mr. Parados
Samuels
Douglas Ross
Dr. Steen
Steen
Ross
Graingers
Ditch Diggers Play Checkers At Noon Hour
A snippet from New York on May 30 notes social scenes as ditch diggers play checkers at the luncheon hour and mentions figures from Bert Lahr to Mary Garden and Frank Maier among broad cultural glimpses in a roam through city life.
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Ditch Diggers
0. C. McIntyre
New York
Bert Lahr
Courtney Ryley Cooper
Percy Waxman
Warner Brothers
Gene Crawley
Damon Runyon
Charles B. Dillingham
Hartford
Connecticut
Arthur Guy Empey
Jack Buchanan
Harry Richman
Pierre Lorillard
Billy Emmerich
Sir Henry Thornton
University Club
Carl van Doren
Mary Garden
Floyd Gibbons
Macy's
William Gaxton
Bide
Taney Dudley
Little Dudleys
Joe the Gones
Metropolitan Opera
Kitty Gordon
Misuse of Allowance Teaches No Real Discipline
Alice Judson Peale argues against tying a child’s allowance to punctuality or conduct. She says rewards or penalties distort values, claiming money should reflect needs and family budget, not behavior. An upbringing based on fixed funds teaches responsible money use without bribery.
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Alice Judson Peale
Henry
Potter Randall Bull Circle Meets In Randall County
The Potter Randall Bull Circle opens its one day session at 10 AM in the Agriculture Department offices inside the Chamber of Commerce Building. Canyon agri cultural agent W H Upchurch presides. Major agenda item is routing the association’s bulls for a two year term. Executive committee members include H B Hales F C Gruner Paul Flugel Mrs R L Mobley and W H Upchurch.
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Potter- Randall Bull Circle
Agriculture Department
Chamber of Commerce
W. H. Upchurch
Canyon
Randall County
H. B. Hales
F. C. Gruner
Paul Flugel
R. L. Mobley
Bandits Steal 8000 as Cashier Fires on Them in Wapheton
Five bank robbers seized 8000 from Citizens National Bank in Wapheton after an assistant cashier Bernard McCusher fired on them during a late raid. The bandits fled at 70 mph as police across North Dakota hunted for the men. Also noted is city secretary Lela Krebs planning a brief western trip for health reasons.
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Wapheton
N. D
Citizens National Bank
North Dakota
Bernard McCusher
Lela Krebs
Carol and Danny Meadow Mouse Tale in Green Forest
Danny Meadow Mouse plots to steal eggs from Carol the Meadow Lark's ground nest. He tracks Carol's movements through tall grass, misreads clues, and fails to locate the nest, learning Carol leads him on a longer search before the next tale titled Carol Is Clever.
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Carol the
Danny Meadow Mouse
Meadow Lark
Danny
Mrs. Meadow Lark
Carol
Dann Meadow Mouse
Green Forest
Redtail
Hawk
T. W. Burgess
Crossword Puzzle Clue Grid From Variety Bazaar
A reader solved puzzle list with across and down clues including Calm Lax Couple Wing Melody Small body of land Male child Javelin Snaky fish Parties for men only Golf device Icy rain Ringlet Cognizance Fish Candle Values Devoured One who cares for the sick Native metal To bellow Anything To pack away One time Female sheep To relieve To seesaw Emissaries Artist frame Moon valley Before Direction Chimed Insane Angry Male ancestors Gluts Permission to use Relentless To gaze fixedly To piece only Inlet Playing cand To make amends Public quiet Forehead Sum Irregularly indented Drain Consumer Raced To rot flaxes The deep
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