Revolution in Europe fuels Spain turmoil and fear of new powers
The article describes a broad European upheaval centered on Spain where fighting and looting are reported. It notes a clash between Communism and Fascism, church tensions, and potential royal restoration efforts, with implications for France and Britain and fears of a new fascist or communist state near neighbors.
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Spain
France
America
Alfonso
Italy
Mussolini
Great Britain
Counsels of Moderation from Whiskey Distillers
A major whiskey firm promotes moderation in drinking as part of a broader temperance argument. The article compares liquor makers to auto makers urging safer driving and emphasizes individual responsibility in choosing moderation across all activities.
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America
Whiskey Distillers
Rich Men's Money and the Rise and Fall of Fortunes
The article discusses wealth redistribution across generations, noting that fortunes tend to fade by the third generation. It cites Carnegie Morgan and Rockefeller remarks, arguing new, capable individuals repeatedly form fresh fortunes that last a generation or two before dissipating.
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Andrew Carnegie
J. P. Morgan
Europe
America
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
France
Ship News
Mr. Morgan
Take Split Reveals Wage and Executive Pay Shifts
Commerce Department figures show 1935 wages rising by 2.43 billion dollars over 1934, while executive pay increased by about 75 million. Workers receive roughly 97 cents of each payroll dollar. executives about three cents. The National Association of Manufacturers reports 50 billion in output with 28 billion paid to labor and management, and 94 billion of selling prices taxed by government.
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Department of Commerce
National Association of Manufacturers
Silas Spelle Faces Bank Foreclosure Clash in Kanab Desert
Silas Spelle, a ruthless cattle baron, schemes to crush the local bank and seize rancht lands. Ed Starbuck leads the Cattlemen's Bank in opposition and rancher San Juan Delevan, crippled by a fall, backs him. Johnny Clehoe and Tex Whipple, cowpunchers hired by Delevan, confront rustlers to defend interests.
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Silas Spelle
Kanab
Ed Starbuck
Cattlemen’s Bank
San
Cannon on the Ridge Ends a Stand at Box D Ranch
Johnny Clehoe stalks the bunkhouse vigil as a long black gun barrel rises on the ridgepole. He shoots the gunman, but Doc McMurdo falls dead nearby and the siege intensifies as dawn nears and the kid clings to Johnny for safety.
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Ronny
Johnny
Jim
Speele
Doc McMurdo
Delevan
Johnny Clehoe
Box D
Chang
Jim Delevan
Sowing and Reaping Lesson From Galatians Text
The August 16 lesson emphasizes living by the spirit and avoiding moral indifference. It outlines how Christians should bear one another's burdens, practice humility and self judgment, and endure well doing, noting the eternal law that what one sows in life reaps in kind and reward.
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Satan
Lacking Imagination Quote by Henry Ward Beecher
A Beecher aphorism on imagination notes the soul resembles an observatory without a telescope, highlighting the need for imagination to unlock perception and insight.
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Henry Ward Beecher
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