Truths Without Withholding
A compact maxim condemns withholding truth for expediency and labels such concealment as cowardice or criminality. It emphasizes that only truth is safe and reliable for all, urging full transparency in discourse and conduct.
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Max Muller
Many Things Difficult to Design Prove Easy to Performance
A concise quotation attributed to Johnson notes that many ideas are hard to design yet simple to implement in practice. It emphasizes the gap between concept and execution and the value of practical tackling of tasks.
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Johnson
Screenrealm notes on Bahama Passage and underwater filming
The Screen Realm column details the Bahama Passage troupe filming in Nassau and Salt Cay with underwater scenes shot inside a diving bell, featuring Madeleine Carroll and Stirling Hayden. It also mentions Edward Griffith and the dive crew, and notes other Hollywood items including Guy Lombardo’s radio program and Disney’s Dumbo of the Circus progress.
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Bahama Passage
Nassau
Salt Cay
Edward Griffith
Madeleine Carroll
Stirling Hayden
Doubleheaders Arrive as Houston Buffs Return to Buffalo Stadium
The Houston Buffs restart at Buffalo Stadium after a road trip and plan an unusually heavy schedule of night doubleheaders over the next two to three weeks to catch up. Fans can expect to see pitchers Martin Pollet and Wilke each aiming for twenty wins before August 28. The lineup includes a Shreveport doubleheader on August 41 and August 8 single game versus Shreveport, plus August 12 doubleheader with San Antonio and two games August 13 and 14. Eddie Dyer keeps the squad on their toes for the remaining season.
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Houston
Texas
Houston Buffs
Buffalo Stadium
Buffs
Martin
Pollet
Wilke
Shreveport
San Antonio
Missions
Eddie Dyer
Man Saves Express From Landslide by Sprint to Signal Box
William Walker a 49 year old lineman ran a mile over rough track in seven minutes to avert a collision after seeing a landslide block the Aberdeeen Elgin express. He reached the signal box exhausted and signalled the driver to stop.
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London
William Walker
Walker
2 for 5c Cigars Trigger Kalamazoo Hold Up Scare
A false tip warned of four men in a speeding car toward Kalamazoo from the west. Police halted the vehicle at the city limits and detained the four. Driver Ray Ashabraner claimed a handkerchief over his face to avoid cigar smoke from two-for-a-nickel cigars. Police Captain Oscar Wetherell released the prisoners.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
Ray Ashabraner
Oscar Wetherell
Collector Keeps Registry Of Old and Rare Violins
SELINSGROVE PA One of the finest violin collections in Pennsylvania is owned by Guy H Moyer Freeburg owner and manager of what he calls the only violin registry and information bureau in the United States He fashions violin fittings by hand from curly maple and silver spruce wood aged 40 years He notes his work bench and the long process for each instrument with meticulous care He values this collection at about 10 dollars for rare items though the text is garbled and suggests more context.
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Selinsgrove
Pennsylvania
Guy H. Moyer
Freeburg
United States
Moyer
Rolling Stone Husband Provokes Witty Household Line
A light quip frames a wife asking what a woman can do when her husband wanders. The friend replies by suggesting a humorous remedy using a rolling pin as a domestic counterstrike.
April wars and major U S conflicts in history
The text notes several wars tied to April dates or actions. It lists the Revolutionary War with Lexington and Concord on April 19 1775, the Civil War firing on Fort Sumter April 12 1861, the Spanish American War Spain declaring war April 24 1898, and World War I with Congress declaring war on Germany April 6 1917. It also mentions June 18 1812 for the War of 1812 and May 13 1846 for the Mexican War.
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United States
England
Congress
Lexington and Concord
Fort Sumter
Spain
Germany
Reading Creatively Quote by Goethe
The passage divides readers into three groups: those who enjoy without judgment, those who judge while enjoying, and those who judge while they enjoy. The latter conduct reproduces the artwork they engage with and represents a very small portion of readers.
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Goethe
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