Hitler assumes full rule as Hindenburg dies
Following the death of President von Hindenburg the cabinet promotes a new law uniting the office of Reich president with the position of der Fuehrer Adolf Hitler and naming him and Vice Chancellor von Papen as successors. General Werner von Blomberg and other military leaders pledge loyalty to Hitler. The piece also references global political shifts, economic fears, and ongoing labor unrest.
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Aul von Hindenburg
Gibraltar
Adolf Hitler
East Prussia
Reichspresident
Der
Doctor Schurman
Hitler
von Hindenburg
Cure by Tooth Removal and Liver Health in Mental Care
A superintendent at a large mental hospital found a patient improved after removal of infected teeth and later left mentally sound. Dentists and ENT specialists then treated other cases, linking poisoning from waste to mental illness. Emphasis on liver function, daily intestinal movement, and colonic irrigations as part of healing.
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Washington
Europe
Austria
U.S
Newton D. Baker
Baker Board
Air Service
United States
Congress
Rongevelt
House
Senate
Army
War Department
Army Air Service
Navy
James Doolittle
Baker
A. LingJaerde
Oslo
E. A. Berton
Chesterfield
Copzight
Sarrine
Memoirs of Silerius and reflections on marriage
The piece recalls Silerius’s five marriages with focus on his third wife who he praises and contrasts with others. It records his jealousy episode and his view that women often rush into unsuitable marriages. A broader voice questions politics, press power, and the value of truthful writing in memoirs and history.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Silerius
Marrage
Sibriuus
Marcus Aurelius
Diseases Across Species Threaten Fox Farming
Many wild animals suffer from diseases similar to canine distemper. Tularemia, widely publicized as rabbit fever, occurs in diverse wildlife including ground squirrels, muskrats, coyotes, cats, foxes, sheep, and some game birds, according to Literary Digest.
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the World
Qver
Germany
Roosevelt
Edward W. Pickard
Werters Newspaper Union
Dollfuns
Inns Beuck
Jugoslavia
Belgrade
Hungary
Archduke Otto
Hapsburgs
Vitenat
Switzerland
France
Italy
Great Britain
Little Entente
Mussolini
Rana
Felix Dun
Eoosevelt
Houston
New Orleans
Oregon Coast
Astoria
Columbia River
Acess
Is Tinnanens
Bonneville Project
Oregon
Grand Coulee Irrigation and Power Project
Glacier National Park
American Federation of Labor
NEA
Edwin E. Witte
University of Wisconsin
Witte
Wisconsin
la Follette
Alaska
Mantanuzka
John Troy
HARP
Department of Labor
Beret Seilen
Russia
Perkins
Walter W. Husband
Vermont
Inder
Hoover
Coolidge
Arthur Altimeyer
Husband
Perking
Moscow
Wa Langer
North Dakota
Republians
Republican Central Committee
Langer
Jim Ferguson
Peras
Peras Once Was “Vindicated” By the Elections of His Wife. Mrs. Langer
New York
Thomas H. Mooilie
Williston
Democrats
Mre
Willian, Langer
Pas May
Mr. May
Gov
F. B. Olson
Walsh
Lsland
Oleon
Father Hass
E. J. Donalgan
Bobler Village
Wis
A. G. Schemedeman
National Guard
Kehler
Pacific Coast
Federal Board
Eorge WN. Peer
America
Peek
Enator
Huey P. Long
T. Semmes Walmeley
Allen
Long
Walmsley
Tapan
Swanson
Secretary Swanson
London
PR Xplorer
Rapid City
Holdredge
Neb
W. E. Kepner
Orril Anderson
Albert Stevens
Purachute
William Bruckart
Wallace
Chester Davis
Agri
Agricultural Department
Brain Trust
Perire
Weron
Ant-Administration
Brain
Raymond Moley
Dreath
E. E Witte
James W. Barton, M. D
Howe
Beil Syndicats
Wwiu Service
ED Howe
Sid
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