Bryan as Statesman and Theorist Remembered
The obituary lauds William Jennings Bryan as a practical statesman and fervent orator. It highlights his Christian generosity, devotion to family, integrity, and the impact of his extraordinary abilities on mankind as he died at the peak of fame surrounded by admirers.
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Burgess Bed Time Stories Concuss The Little Jumpers
A Burgess bedtime tale follows Mrs. Jumper and her four young hares who imitate her calm, hide from Reddy Fox in the red coat, and remain still as danger passes. Reddy searches but finds no scent or movement, then departs frustrated. Copyright 1926 by T. W. Burgess.
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William Jennings Bryan’s Death Stuns Nation in Mourning
The nation mourns the sudden death of William Jennings Bryan, praised as a brilliant defender of the truth in politics and religion. The obituary notes his lifelong public service, zeal, and mastery of oratory, with lasting impact on America despite fierce opposition and controversy.
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Air power emphasized in Hawaiian maneuvers defense view
The maneuvers show aircraft shortfalls and argue for aviation based coast and possessions defense. Air officers say bad weather rarely blocks operations, darkness no longer hides actions, and larger or land based air power is needed for sustained coastal defense. The air units urge the first line of defense to be air superiority.
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Brooklyn Eagle
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Bankers Fortify Hedges Against Bandits With Glass and Lead
Indianapolis banks upgrade security with seven-eighth inch bullet proof glass, portholes for shooting, steel behind woodwork, sunken lead plates under windows, and bullet proof cloth over cages. Tellers gain protection while guards weigh the risk of gas attacks from rivals.
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Quotes and riffs on politics and violence in 1919 era prose
The passage laments ethnic and national tensions with satire on governance and war. It argues about a Chinese by the Chinese for the Chinese state, notes European plowmakers’ lack of awards, and explains Tennessee murder lore. It references Mayor Hylan and Verdun reflecting on war and French casualties.
Horoscope for Leo July 27 1925 signals civic reform and new ventures
The stars suggest a day for human interests with initiative and new activity. Engineers and contractors may gain from foreign contracts offshore, while surgeons and scientists benefit from focusing on human welfare. Expect civic reforms, favorable propositions, and possible envy amid success.
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Poems That Live Little and Great
A reflective poem by Charles Mackay about small acts growing into lasting influence. It tells of acorns becoming trees, wells aiding travelers, and a simple thought igniting a beacon of life. The verses praise humble deeds and their enduring impact on minds and communities.
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Charles MacKay
Little Stories and a Dinner Table Lynch Tale
A humorous anecdote contrasts American and British voices during a dinner in London and at a telephone exchange. The American recalls a lynching tale told with blunt, mistaken details, then an English operator’s stumbles illustrate the difficulty of hearing and enunciating names and sounds.
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Quaint Gown with Uneven Hemline and Floral Embroidery
A fashion description details a white taffeta dancing frock with an irregular hemline and a pink rose embroidery motif on the bodice and shoulder strap. It notes styles ranging from deep V necks to boat and square necklines, rose and lily trims, and self material accents, with mentions of a pink frock and decorative rhinestones.
Monument to the Pilgrim Mothers A Call for Pioneer Women
Florence Davies argues for erecting monuments to Pilgrim Mothers and urges a modern call for pioneer mothers to build schools, homes, and moral courage. The essay contrasts American progress with Mexico, praising women as nation builders and urging ongoing social leadership.
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Denmark's rural cooperatives show massive 1924 turnover
Almost the entire rural population of Denmark belongs to co operative units for buying and distributing. The 1924 total turnover of these associations reached 1 763 000 000 crowns. Rene Leon, a French administrator educated at Oxford, now runs Monte Carlo.
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