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Newspaper
Browning Leader Record
Location
Browning, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1938
Page
2
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The article surveys Nazi anti Jewish campaigns spreading from Vienna to Munich and Salzburg, notes Vatican tensions, and discusses Czechoslovakian issues. It covers Balkan entente moves led by Ataturk successors, economic strains in France, U.S. Western Hemisphere farming exports, and Britain’s diplomacy with the exiled Edward VIII.
The piece analyzes the 1938 U S political shift, noting a conservative swing back in northern states and a wavering solid South. It cites farmer dissatisfaction, WPA criticism, and local political machines, with Taft and Clark named among potential presidential contenders and hints at looming rearmament spending.
G S Messersmith assistant secretary of state and former Berlin consul general warns of dangers to world law and order in trade. He notes German aims to subjugate commerce through militarized economics led by Walther Funk and Hjalmar Schacht, urging preparedness to defend interests.
The piece spotlights Professor Robert Wood of Johns Hopkins famed for debunking death rays and contributing to spectroscopy and tear gas development. It also quotes his literary whimsy and cites his education at Harvard and Berlin. The article mocks social science shifts and celebrates notable economists Gideonse and Barnard.
Short Q and A quiz style set asking about meanings of by and large and consanguineous marriage, identifying the Jokes, the use of periods in SOS, and the nickname Pearl of the Antilles for a country.
The text discusses the Jukes as a famed family labeled as imbeciles and criminals by heredity scholars. It explores the idea of marriage between related individuals and explains that letters chosen were simple placeholders with no word meaning. It notes Cuba as the largest and wealthiest West Indian island.
A compact aphorism from Emerson contrasts two paths truth and repose urging readers to pick one as a lifelong direction. It frames choice as incompatible with attaining both, reflecting transcendental emphasis on individual discernment.
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