Pledge to defend democracy urges women to unite
A Life magazine reprint calls American women to join in preserving democracy. It contrasts German control of women under a dictator with American freedoms, urging faith in law over force, and promising defense jobs and national renewal under a future Republican administration.
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America
Europe
Supreme Court
Commission
Reichstag
Hitler
Larne
Shepfore
Washington
New Deal
Kelly
Hague
Pendergast
Flynn
McNary
Nuts
Army
Mr. Roosevelt
Navy
Civil Service
Life
Hitler's Troubles Begin as Nazi Empire Stretches
The article argues Hitler's rule is a forced, fragile empire with widespread hatred of Nazis beyond Germany. It cites a Oslo student rebellion against Norwegian Nazi Vidkun Quisling as a sign of growing unrest and questions whether Britain may join the regime before its collapse.
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Hitler
Germany
Oslo
Vidkun Quisling
Britain
Subdue Circumstances Rather Than Oneself
A concise reflection on mastering fate from Horace urging inner control over external events. The maxim advocates resilience and self mastery to navigate life.
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Horace
Liberty and vigilance against dictatorship warning from Charles R Larson
The letter laments global unrest and warns against third term presidents and concentrated power. It urges Americans to defend liberty and justice, promote military strength, end class and race hatred, and prioritize love of country over self while recalling the US flag and origins of liberty. Portland date October 7. Charles R Larson signs the note.
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the Messenger
Germany
Hitler
U. S
America
U.S
Europe
France
Charles R. Larson
Portland
Advice About Your Nerves By Winifred Rhoades
A woman with eight years of emotional strain develops high blood pressure. After psychotherapy and group sessions she learns to control thoughts and emotions, reducing fatigue and securing a promotion, attributing the improvement to thought control.
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Winfred Rhoades
Della D
Murder in the Jungle House
In a stormy night at the jungle residence, Hugh and Sidney inspect forensics, finding a broken window, open curtains, a ransacked Adam room, and a burned paper clue. They suspect an outsider entered via the drawing room to seize a hidden prize, possibly via a concealed stair to a vanished ancestral passage. Pat Langdon arrives seeking her wall safe pearls.
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Nellan
Hugh
Sidney
Togi
Adam
Nelia
Braitwood
Nella
Sid
Gundrum
Jove
Craig
Pat Langdon
Pat
Gundrun
Langdon
Braiwood
Battle of the World and the England Defiance Poem
A poem titled Battle of the World argues England must endure invasion while asserting national resolve. The verse stresses liberty for England and freedom’s test amid foe’s advance.
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England
Straitsville Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Events
In Straitsville on October 14 families visited relatives in town and travel from Toledo Columbus Akron Canton and Illinois are noted. Woodbine Rebekah Lodge to meet for team practice after the lodge. The junior class held a minstrel and carnival at the high school auditorium. Funeral services were held for Charles Hoy of Columbus and he leaves a wife Etta Em Tick Hoy a son Harry and a daughter Maude Sheets.
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New Straitsville
Clarence Gillespie
Toledo
Dan Daugherty
John
Robert Corbett
Columbus
Mary Corbett
Woodbine Rebekah Lodge
Fred Blankenship
FE. M. Bush
Florence Huston
Akron
Canton
North Industry
Jerry Bush
Michael Bowe
Dan Mohler
Illinois
Scott Mohler
Charles Hoy
M. E
Etta Em- Tick Hoy
Harry
Maude ‘Sheets
Logan
Sharpsburg social notes cover local visits and births
An assortment of Short notes from Sharpsburg recount visits by Clarence Kerns family Opal and Ray Mulford to Embree Park and other locals. It notes visitors from Athens and Sharpsburg and a birth announced by C T Strode for a Columbus couple. Funeral details for Rudolph Randall are listed with Amesville visits and a Sunday School potluck. A final line mentions Ovimbundu customs about speaking with mothers in law.
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Sharpsburg
Clarence Kerns
Opal
Ray Mulford
Thompson
Embree Park
Roy Hanson
George Sheldon
Athens
Hattie Winner
Gerald Teeters
Thedore Winner
Carl Hooper
Irene Hanson
William North
Pennsville
Alva McDonnell
C. T. Strode
Bernard Walker
Columbus
Lucille
Carlos Croston
Zanesville
Rudolph Randall
Loxley
Alabama
Mt. Hermon Church
George Thompson
Amesville
Mt. Carmel
Sam Williams
Fred Lawrence
C. B. Kerns
Mr. Carmel Sunday School
Charles P. Taylor
U. B
Morning Star
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Wendell Willkie
the Public Forum
New York Jungle
Poet's Corner
Messenger
London
Bessie M. Gorslene
NEA Gei Ce, Inc
Straitsville Social Notes
By Galbraith
NEA Service, Inc
TM. Rec
West Africa
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