HAT conference sparks broad debate on reparations and aid
At Chequers the Hat conference with Bruening Curtius MacDonald and Henderson triggers wide comment. Germany presses revision of reparations under the Young plan while seeking American help. Paris rejects revision, Briand says no changes. Bruening aims to persuade Washington on relief via creditor nations as U.S. officials plan talks in Europe this summer.
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Helping Others in Romans 14 Lesson Focus
The lesson probes fraternal love and forbearance amid conscience differences over foods and holy days. It urges liberty restrained by love to avoid stumbling the weak, urging believers to live for the Lord and consider others, following peace and edification.
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Jesus Christ
Christ
Troubled Slogans and Quiet Resolve in Hard Times
Fragmentary notebook prose recalls seeking help beyond self and facing trouble with calm. The text presents a mix of exhortation and uncertain bylines, mentioning a figure of aid and a call to steady spirit in adversity.
Communion With God Quote by Robert McCheyne
A brief quotation asserts spending the best hours of the day in communion with God, describing it as the noblest and most fruitful employment and not to be thrust into any corner.
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Robert McCheyne
Edison on deafness as advantage in invention
Thomas Edison argued deafness aided his work in telegraphy and the telephone. He cited hearing limits guiding transmitter improvements and phonograph tuning, noting extended efforts to perfect a word like specie. He claimed nerves remained intact and Broadway quiet to him.
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Town in Mourning Over Death of Eden Whale King Old Tom
In New South Wales a fishing town mourns the death of Old Tom, famed leader of a killer whale pack that dominated the bay for over a century. Aborigines revere him as a reincarnated king while whites saw him as a friend and ally. Harpooners, guided by lookouts, drive whales toward the bay and feed the killers after each kill, with the fish named and the pack patrolling the entrance as the season’s hunt continues.
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Eden
New South Wales
Tom
Streamlined Ocean Liners and Zeppelin on Wheels Rise in Speed
Steamships and railways adopt aero style with streamlined funnels. Germany tests a flying railroad train using a propeller and fuselage-shaped coach, achieving 110 mph and expected to reach 150 mph on longer tracks. Airplane engine efficiency on ground cited.
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Germany
New York
Excusable Lies in Angling and Auto Talk
Pastor H M Paulin of St Andrew's Presbyterian warns Border Cities Rotary members that a man is justified in exaggerating three points: fish size, golf score, and miles per gallon. He notes the so called white lies gain clerical approval. Detroit News.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Border’ Cities
Rotary
Detroit News
World tour funded by dimes saved over 28 years
Oscar S. Bodenhausen, an American on a world tour in London, disclosed that his journey was financed entirely from dimes saved for 28 years. He pooled nightly coins into a purse and deposited weekly with compound interest twice yearly. After accumulating 3250 dollars, he began his world voyage.
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Oscar S. Bodenhausen
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Bodenhausen
Statesman's knowledge and answers in public questions
A dialogue contrasts a statesman’s supposed familiarity with public questions with the senator’s view that answering them isn’t guaranteed. The exchange rails at dictionaries for mispronunciations that confuse people.
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Senator Sorghum
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