Thoughts in Passage Fifth in a weekly series by Chas S Glass
The essay notes Western voters in November politics and farmer price aims, links crime waves to gangland fears in Chicago, and compares ancient Babylonian trade with modern economic tensions. It reflects on archaeology in the Americas and East Asian relations as a broad view of age old struggles.
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Babylonia
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Manchuria Rivalry and Alaska Purchase Mentioned in Era Notes
The article recalls the long rivalry between Japan and Russia over Manchuria tracing to the Russo Japanese War era. It notes Alaska might have become Russian if Seward had not secured it for the United States in 1867 and links the purchase to securing rubles and thwarting England. It also reports the Friday funeral service for Mrs Pearl Harman at Boxwell Brothers Chapel with burial at Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Alaska
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England
Boxwell Brothers Chapel
Pearl Harman
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Harman
Harman Funeral to Be Held at 3 O Clock Friday
Funeral services for Harman are scheduled for 3 oclock Friday with arrangements to be announced. The notice states the time and date for the service and the family awaiting mourners.
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