Continent Drift and Mussolini Power Examined in Reader Letters
A reader questions ancient land bridges and paleogeography citing Vermont New Hampshire ice rebound and a lost continent while another reflects on Mussolini’s grip on Italy. The piece contrasts scientific inquiry with political strength and public sentiment.
Thought for Today Quote on Patience and Control
A short meditation cites Proverbs 16 32 and St Just noting restraint yields power. It reminds readers that slow temper and self control surpass might and conquest.
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Henry Ford Eyes Cheap Planes and New Transport Future
Henry Ford plans an aviation field near Dearburn Michigan to test and mass-produce affordable planes. He argues planes could outpace autos for speed and city traffic, while noting the auto market may saturate and air travel offers scalable growth.
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Sanity and Insanity in Legal Classifications
A brief discussion framing sanity and insanity as legal terms used to classify individuals within law. It notes these terms function as benchmarks for responsibility and commitment, shaping judgments in courts and civil procedures.
Pews Ownership Tangles Hold Chicago Church Property
An old Chicago case ties church land to pew owners who paid for seats fifty years ago. Each $600 pew granted the owner a 1 190th share of the property, hindering sale until fifty former pew holders or heirs sign papers. The piece argues for clear limits to release funds and property after long delays.
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Kitchen Marathons and a Housewife Pedometer Adventure
An Iowa woman measured her kitchen routines with a pedometer. She walked about five miles daily before rearranging appliances and processes. After optimizing the kitchen she saved two and a half miles daily, freeing time for reading writing and sewing.
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Department of Agriculture
Iowa
Exploring Ocean Depths Anew With Naval Expedition
The United States Navy plans a deep ocean expedition aided by other government departments to study oceanography. The initiative follows the Challenger model and leverages new Sonic Depth Finder tech to map depths and sea floors. Observations span currents, temperatures, ice cover, marine life, and upper air winds for aviator charts.
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National bonds and revolutions in a restless world
The column surveys bonds from abroad including Japanese and Russian notes, warns of unrest in Japan, and recalls revolutionary figures from Mirabeau to Robespierre. It discusses Sovietism’s fate, Armenian sympathy, and U.S. stance on national defense with Coolidge and Bryan weighing mobilization.
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Wall Street Optimism Mixes With Global Money Flows
A broad upbeat tone anchors Wall Street amid rising prices and favorable marketing, with Bradstreet data showing price upswings across several commodity groups. The report notes gains in steel and industrial demand, banker confidence, and expanding foreign securities flows as the world seeks American financing while July failures ease and trade imbalances shift.
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Questions and Answers Information Bureau Notice
Readers may send questions to The Athene Messenger Information Bureau in Washington DC for factual answers only. For a two cent stamp return postage request full name and address, no legal medical or financial advice offered, no domestic dispute settlement or research undertaken.
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Humane Society Advice On Euthanizing A Cat
The American Humane Education Society says to saturate cotton with two ounces of chloroform and cover the cat in a container for half an hour to end its life humanely. A second query notes there is no aircraft speedometer. an air speed indicator shows relative air speed.
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Springfield
Missouri
Color fastening with salt and turpentine method
The article explains a home dyeing trick for cotton goods using salt and turpentine with hot water, then cooling to fix colors like lavender green yellow and pink so they resist sun and washing. It also notes related Q A items on car accessories demand in Argentina and a Salt Lake City archway called Eagle Gate.
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