Theinalienable rights theme in Beecher editorial
A reflection on Henry Ward Beecher and a 150 year old editorial praising the Declaration of Independence as a global call for freedom. It argues democracy still leads and that America must guard liberty against tyranny and imperial restraint while upholding universal rights. The piece cites Providence and pledges as enduring moral stakes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Mexico
South America
Russia
Japan
China
Outlets for Baseball Umpires Prompt A Grievous Error
A reader complains umpires sit in bleachers to better judge plays. He labels a heckler a bloodthirsty individual who shouts Kill the ump. The piece argues diplomacy, self control, and suppressed emotions as why yells stay below the surface.
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Aseball
Kall
Yella
Pie Dominates American Menu Says Midwest Restaurateurs
The piece notes apple pie as a leading dish in the United States with a convention of Midwest restaurant owners recommending pies in menus for the year. Dr. H. E. Barnard asserts pies are highly nutritive and that children need four meals a day, prompting advice to eat freely despite dietary fashions.
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America
Barnard
Freshion
Independence Day address set for Ku Klux Klan event
Father John Brady of Meyerdale Pennsylvania will deliver the Independence Day address before the Somerset county Ku Klux Klan on July 5. The invitation signals nationwide esteem and a call for Americans to reduce prejudice through dialogue and unity. An air mail service linked New York and Boston with a two and a half hour flight, routing to Chicago via a late-evening airship.
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John Brady
Cathallis
Meyerdale
Somerset County
Ku Klux Klan
Father Brady
New York
Goston
Chicago
India Modernizes Trade and Industry Amid Global Change
A 1930s account notes rapid global shift toward modern industrialism driven by labor saving machines from American firms. It highlights India's rise as an integral part of this industrial renaissance, aided by American Britain German and French equipment, and features the Sukkar Barrage project on the Indus River with giant excavators named Wilson Bisedtor and Jacob Paladur transforming labor.
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Washington, D.C
Boslrn
New York
Tima
Monn
Arake
Coohdze
Ike Touttsu
United States
Japan
International Labour Office
E League of Nations
Geneva
Rerenuy
India
Great Britain
Germany
France
Wilson Bisedtor
Jacob Paladur
Pampian
Uhil
Indus
Alexander the Great
Ghosts of Major Wirz Linger at Capitol Quarter
Special Writer Charles P. Stew recaps lingering legends about Major Henry Wirz linked to the old building at 25 First Street Northeast. The National Woman's Party owns the site now, denying belief in any ghost while noting nighttime labor challenges from colored staff.
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Charles P. Stew
Ashington
Washington
Northrest
Clase
Capitol
Supreme Court
Henry Wirz
Wirz
Andersonville
Wiz
Confederacy
Henry Ivi
Congress
Shense
Turst Street
John ©. Calhoun
Tustice Field
Leonat Wood
Camel
National Wotcman's Party
Major
Frantly
Diverse Anecdotes Then A World War Reflection
A collage of vignettes covers a Japanese youth Daisuke Namba facing execution after a failed murder attempt on Prince Hinohito, a family retreat into humility and name change to Kurokawa, a grieving father, disputes over real estate with “society people,” Voltaires quarrel referenced, Emil Gatts poultry farm dispute with noise complaints and $10000 damages claim, Bosnian Ragibka buying Archduke Sarajevo’s car tied to haunting lore, Caillaux’s magnetic power and the plunging French franc past wartime mentions, and a note on war’s unyielding economics and France’s role.
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Namba
Kurokawa
Burt
Voltare
Frederick the
Voltaire
Ragibka
Sarajevo
Monsieur Caillaux
France
England
No More Table Waiting and The Artsy Starvation Tale
In New York during July 2, crowds of college students fill resorts and shops for vacation work while hostesses and entertainers are in demand. Ambitious artists and writers shift to waiting tables in Manhattan, with no tips offered, as one resilient painter grows famous yet remains hungry until a wealthy patron finally helps him.
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York
Charleston
Greenwich Village Garrets
Manhattan
Times Square
Avenur
Chicago
Japan Exposition Funds Set At Six Hundred Thousand
The government of Japan authorizes 600000 dollars for exhibits at the Philadelphia fair, while industrial groups add 400000 dollars, making it the most pretentious Japanese exhibit to date. The answers also touch on the ancient origin of the chews, tracing back to Roman times and early chariot display buildings, noting Rome’s oldest structure Chevs Maximus and the circus link to England.
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Japan
Rome
England
Sale and Qs on 18th century curiosities and Na tional trivia
This fragment lists various questions and answers about historical curiosities and trivia. It discusses performers like Astley and Ducrow, Nero and the fiddle, a trunk damage recovery, and a range of Q and A on deserts, speed, nutrition, and old carriage parts.
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Astley Lwan
Ducrow
Py Hengler
Sanger
America
Ricketts
George Washington
Nero
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Robert £. Ward, Inc
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South Wabash Avenue
Amundsen
W. Bush
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Ms Harris
Boston
Arthur Brisbane
Folijica. Money Barrel
A~hamal
Frederick J. Haskin
Sukkar
Indus River
Macedonia
West
Daisuke Namba
Hinohito
Hirohito
Emil Gatt
Nebraska
Mr. Glatt
Macdowral Street
Auire Dart
Gilbert Swan
Appprraht
NEA Service, Inc
Ford
United States Public Health Service
Great American Desert
New Mexico
Texas
Sierra Nevadas
Cascads Ranges
Indianapolis
H.W. K
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Dodge
Studebaker
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Lostro
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Automotive Battery and Electric CO
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GW. Hopkins
R.C. A. Radio Headquarters
Wy. Riate Ou
Athens
Nash
Athens County Nash
Phillips Auto Supply Co
Unior St
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