Can He Be A Moses In Germany's Angry Dawn
A perceptive editorial contrasts fears of a militaristic comeback with the emergence of a potential German savior figure like Moses. It argues leadership must be magnetically capable to steer Germany toward order and prosperity, warning that Hindenburg could be such a figure despite his age. It also calls for forest conservation and responsible public use to prevent fires and protect natural resources.
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Hindenburg
German Republic
Berlin
Germany
Teutonic History
Wolf Tales and World Politics From Prairie Pages
A Canadian immigration official debunks exaggerated Alberta wolf stories as myth and explains wolves avoid humans. The piece discusses wolf behavior, cautions about misreporting, and contrasts them with coyotes, while briefly critiquing European politics, fear, and modern pretensions.
The National Forests Speech Highlights Forest Value
The government calls attention to the dangers facing national forests each year. It praises forests as a vital asset for western climate, soil, and moisture, noting they store winter and spring water and prevent soil decline, essential to crop regions.
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Westen
Daily Cross Word Puzzle Champion Solved This Puzzle
An occasional item by H G Latham notes a six minute solve time for a Daily Cross Word Puzzle. The piece lists clues and entries ranging from sumptuous repasts to a table wine and a lettered set of word hints. The language imitates a standard newspaper puzzle feature with varied definitions and cryptic hints.
Federal Centralization Debate Highlighted By Mills
Representative Ogden Mills of New York warned against excessive federal centralization noting it could negate local diversity and raise costs for states. He urged a fresh, balanced view of federal, state, and municipal duties while stressing citizen importance and local control in fostering strong citizenship.
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Ogden L. Mills
New York
Suade
Poem Fragment Reflects Prayer Before Death
Fragmented verses address the unknown Almighty Cause and express fear and longing in the face of death. The speaker acknowledges inner wanderings and frailty, appealing to God who formed them and asks for guidance though hidden in darkness. The lines convey penitence and dependence on divine presence amid peril.
Thunderer Drum Clash In Forest Watch With Jumper
In the tale Burgess Bed Time Stories, Old Mother Nature and Thunderer are described as performing a drum like clatter as Jumper observes from an old log. The pair watch the bird and grouse, waiting for Thunderer to drum, while a hidden watcher notes the scene and the noise fades into the natural rhythm of the woods.
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Thunderer
Who's Who In the Day's News Mahmood Sami Pasha
Mahmood Sami Pasha appointed by King Saad to succeed Seif Allah Yousri Pasha and named Egyptian minister to the United States. He has long allied with reforms and Egyptian feminism, with a career in engineering and public service.
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Mahmood Sami Pasha
Saad
Seif Allah Yousri Pasha
Berlin
United States
Egypt
Huda Hanem Sharawi
Daghiot Pasha
Constitutional Party
Sami. Pash
Bro Her Ieisw
Dee Hatie Atfity Tey
Prea
Mayplian
Zaghlul
Royg
Mahmood Sami Paana
England
Royal Indian Engineering College
Cooper's Hit
Trieal
Sami Pasha
Nile Iirigation
Threo Keypian
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Beret
Steger
Chicago
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San Francisco
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Los Angeles
the Wolf
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Alberta
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Amell
Coyote
Florida
General von Hindenburg
France
Robert M. la Follette
Bulgaria
H. G. Wells
the National Forests
H. G. Latham
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Doetrick Carey
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Ize
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White Mountain
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Jumper
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