Irish divorce debate in the Free State eyes Dublin and Belfast
The Daily and Sunday Standard notes Ireland’s shift to Irish judges as Dublin and Belfast face a reform debate. It highlights Roman Catholic opposition to divorce and predicts no easing of the ban amid a Free State legislature in session. It mentions Irish legal sovereignty and competition concerns with Reno and Paris.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Kingdom
House of Lords
Westminster
Ireland
Free State
England
Dail
Reno
Paris
Dublin
Belfast
The Story of the Range History by Dr Dale
Government tasking Dr Dale of the University of Oklahoma to write an authentic history of the range marks the West's development. He has firsthand cowboy experience and will chronicle cattle drives, long trails, and the evolution from rugged range life to modern stock farming. The piece highlights the range as a vast belt from Canada to the Gulf, with legends of cowboys, rustlers, and Indian threats shaping early Western lore.
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West
Dale
University of Oklahoma
Rocky Mountains
Missouri River
Canada
Gulf
Rockies
New York Sun
No Such Thing in Ireland on Divorce Grounds
The article notes the contrast between the United States and the Irish Free State where no divorce grounds exist. It claims Irish law imposes lifelong marriage with no legal dissolution despite grounds that might exist elsewhere. The piece lampoons the notion of a free state in matters of wedlock.
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Ireland
United States
Irish Free State
of Free State
Name Change Skirmish Over Mount Rainier Heats Up
A long running dispute over renaming Mount Rainier to Tacoma escalates as Tacoma supporters win a Senate vote to rename the mountain national park and forest. The House debate intensifies with figures like Representative Johnson and Miller clashing over origins of the name and historical ties.
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Mount Rainier
National Geographic Board
Tacoma
International Geographic Nomenclature
Geographic Board
Congress
Senate
National Park
O Vironing National Forest
Rainier
Warriors
Seattle
Johnson
Miller
Public Lands Committee
Vancouver
P.a
Northwest
White Mountain
Cascade Range
British Columbia
Oregon
The Apostles Creed Nineteenth Sermon Summary
The fragment references a sermon by Rev. Leon Legria on The Sufferings and Death of Jesus Christ under Pontius Pilate. It includes religious discourse, likely discussing core Christian beliefs and the crucifixion event, though the readable text is largely garbled with filler. No additional facts or dates are extractable.
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Leon
Legria
Jesus Christ
Pontius Pilate
The Gentleman's Hat and a Portrait of Life
A reviewer muses on a National Gallery painting The Gentleman Wearing the Big Hat and uses the image to reflect on fashion and identity. The essay shifts to a sermon like study of Jesus life death and the trial before Annas Caiaphas Pilate and Herod, highlighting injustice cruelty and the crucifixion as central to Christian redemption and the enduring call to live by Christ's example.
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National Gallery
Washington
Sembrandt
Aod
Offio
Mona Lisa
Elizabeth
Gertrude
Ant
Ruth the Dauntless
Laura
Crusader
Peter
Jesus
Annas
Caipnas
Pilate
Herod
God
Caiphas
Fool
Caesar
Calvary
Christ
H Mies
Athens
Dion
Mur Hill
Tim
Jesus Christ
Radio Wrinkles At Fair Touch Up Faces Of Listeners
Beauty experts note radio fans at the fair have faces trained by listening, creating what is called the radio face. Chief characteristics include subtle wrinkles around features, reflecting engagement with wireless programs.
Doctor Dolittle Beppo the talking horse stars in Stowbury Week
Beppo the veteran wagon horse becomes a national sensation as the world famous talking horse teams with John Dolittle to perform for Blossoms circus during Stowbury Week. Publicity, parades, and record crowds surge the box office, turning away attendees.
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Stowbury
John Dolittle
Beppo
Blossom
Mr. Blosom
John
Alexander Lomom
John Dolittte
Bloscom
Repo
Himsell
Archduke Pufftupski
Matthew
Manchester
The Living Heap of Snow in Burgess Tales
In a Burgess bedtime story Otter boy Little Joe misplaces a big fish after bragging of catching it. His sister doubts him, and fear grows as no sign of the fish appears. He searches the icy bank for clues, feeling anxious about the mystery and teasing.
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Blossom
Beppo
Little Joe’ Otter
Oster
Horoscope for January 12 1998 and notable events
Horoscope notes Neptune in Aquarius warns of misreadings and tense leases or contracts. Mercury warns imagination may be overactive. art lovers may struggle with opinions. Women in public life briefly fade but face major tasks. Capricorn births risk laziness yet carry genius. clergy note concerns over services and church cinema comparisons.
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Neptune
Aaron
Washington
Hanie
Beaias
Benet
Otter tale hints at vanished big fish at river pool
Fragmentary reading suggests a tale where a large fish disappears from a snowy heap at a river pool. A young Otter misses the clue and so does his sister, leaving the mystery unresolved. Copyright 1925 TW Burgess.
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Scott
Michigan
Upshaw
Georgia
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Bruce
Hiram Johnson
Russia
Mercy Church
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Sean
Cree
Anna
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Ieee
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AMDIO
Doctor Dolittle
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