Shipping board ruling on Puson duties questioned
The passage cites a ruling by the shipping board deeming Puson ill suited for duties aboard. It contrasts the burial service at sea as lugubrious yet less grim than watching Keene and others at a public splice, with their faces drawn and affairs exposed amid a loud, clear confrontation.
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Brookhart Dominates Iowa GOP in Coolidge Era Campaign
In a turbulent Iowa scene Coolidge and Brookhart clash as Brookhart wields influence over the state Republican machine. He subdues party leadership, rides opposition to farm relief, and draws mixed endorsements as he challenges the national party line while Cummins and others resist his coalition.
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Marriage on the High Seas
A stormy discussion on sea marriages highlights their lack of validity unless state law authorizes ship captains to solemnize them. Maritime lawyers note courts would uphold good faith ceremonies, while Rep Britten proposes a federal bill to ban marriages at sea and grant retroactive legality to existing ones.
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Copper protects buildings from lightning insists professor
Professor Michael Papin of Columbian University says copper as a conductor offers absolute lightning protection. He cites ammo depots and the New Jersey naval arsenal as examples, claiming ignorance in protection is criminal negligence and copper sheathing makes structures safe against storms.
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Ailing King George of Greece Offered High Salary
A king seeking work amid political turmoil is offered 440,000 a year by the Creek government but declines abdication and fights for his throne. The report mentions George of Greece entangled in exile, European job market pressures, and speculation on his future and public reaction.
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The Pool Adventure With Peter And Bumbo
Peter and Bumbo reach a pool after a perilous trek through grasses. A tawny beast watches from the shadows as the elephant and boy pause to enjoy the water. Bumbo playfully douses riverside mud while Peter sheds his shoes and plans a careful exit from the scene.
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Morris W W Thatcher and the age of jazz in congress
Moris W W Thatcher a Kentucky figure appears in a fragmentary 19th century text discussing his political career and involvement in law study and public service. It references education, early career, and service on commissions, with scattered notes on election and roles in public works and administration.
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Horoskope Review of Mars and Weather Impacts
A 1926 horoscope analysis discusses planetary influences on confidence and exertion, noting weather conditions may hinder activity in some regions. It predicts varying sentiment, cautiousness, and potential shifts in temperament, with emphasis on truthfulness, practicality, and political caution amid social changes.
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Spartan Motherhood and the Bonds of Crime
A battered excerpt traces Spartan motherly discipline and maternal sacrifice as forces shaping youth, arguing mothers bear blame for sons' crimes and may shield or condemn, with vivid scenes of mothers facing moral choices amid urban vice and societal collapse.
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Reverend Address Sparks Debate on Life and Achievement
The address by Bishop Lutier Br. Wilson discusses Pauls philosophy and its influence on modern life. It critiques capital strength and ignorance while praising Pauls devotion. The piece reflects on social inequality and the West Side's reliance on broader wisdom amid urban struggles.
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Fragmented verse and prose mix on culture and faith
The passage blends poem fragments and essay prose discussing religion, civilization, and cultural superiority. It references Christian services, Latin and Chinese contexts, and the tension between modernization and traditional belief, with scattered notes on history and personal stance.
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Ambassador of American Protestant Churches Returns to Near East
Dr. W. W. Pert, after a long period aiding missionary efforts in the Near East, goes back to the field as the official ambassador of American Protestant churches to the Christian communities of the Near East.
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