Outlook for Peace Amid Italian Moves in Europe
The article argues Italy’s conquest of Ethiopia destabilizes peace prospects in Europe. It discusses potential Britain Italy and France alignments, Italy’s leverage over the Suez and Nile, King Fuad’s death weakening Egypt, possible German restraints, and a global arms race. It warns the United States should stay prepared for possible repercussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Mediterranean
Great Britain
Suez Canal
Nile
Lake
Tana
England
Egypt
Fuad
Britain
Mussolini
France
Germany
Germay
Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Austria
United States
Prosperity and the Weather Reported Drought in Wheat Regions
Washington reports drought conditions in much of the western wheat belt with rain shortfalls this spring. Government estimates place farmers' income near eight billion dollars if rains come, while a severe drought could slow national progress. memories of 1930 31 drought loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Department of Agriculture
Signs of the Times in Carthage Motor Season
Washington reports two striking motoring indicators. First, roads suffered unprecedented winter damage across the nation. Second, March saw record car sales, with Ford and Chevrolet achieving historic monthly highs amid unclear reasons. The surge signals money in circulation and boosts auto and allied industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Washington
Ford
Chevrolet
The Amateur Hour Spurs Music Talent Awakening
The article notes radio’s amateur hour boosts youth music learning after fears of neglect. It highlights piano makers and teachers suffering at first, then an national revival as thousands showcase talent on air. It argues radio reveals hidden abilities and could turn America into a music-loving nation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
America
Superstition Lingers Among Carthage Residents
The article notes that while many claim to be unsuperstitious, most Carthage people harbor common beliefs. It cites wind direction affecting fishing plans, rain timing, and the red sunset as signs of a forthcoming fair day, concluding that everyone harbors some superstition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
A Teacher’s Problem and the Limits of Free Expression
A columnist notes the tension between free speech and public school governance. The piece argues teachers face daily conflicts when their personal views clash with patrons demands and curriculum pressures. It underscores the challenge of balancing individual beliefs with educational duties.
What’s Your Alibi for Housefly Health Threats
The text argues that screening the house is essential as houseflies are a real health menace. It suggests postponing tasks is unsafe and implies the Carthage family tolerating flies shares responsibility for the danger they pose to health.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Promenade Deck Synopsis On a World Cruise
A five month luxury voyage aboard the Marenia gathers a diverse set of passengers including Macduff the dour Scotsman Miss Mudge Angela the wife of a gigolo Dick Charlton the first officer Clare a seasoned passenger Joan a dissipated flapper Jenny a runaway wife and Captain Baring. Their intertwined actions expose hidden motives and fragile souls as tragedy unfolds during the journey.
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Marenia
Macduff
Dour Scotchman
Miss Mudge
Angela
Lovat
Dick Charlton
Clare
Joan
Jenny
Peter
Baring
Dramatic shipboard entanglements shake crew and guests
On the Marenia a cocktail party scene unravels as Miss Mudge and Joan vanish and Miss Foster exposes harsh truths. Miss Madge consoles Joan while Angela and Macduff observe a night of music and slipping loyalties. Dick Charlton faces Joan after her return, vows silence, and the party proceeds with lingering tension.
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Angela
Macduff
Miss Madge
Joan
Miss Foster
Mr. Charlton
Miss Mudge
Marenia
San Francisco
Ohonto
Agatha
Athens
Kandy
Mrs. Tynant
England
Miss Arundel
Chonto
Wisconsin
Patty
Johnny
Langford
Rumford
New York
Mudge
Visit From Jesus and Zacchaeus Honest Living
A Jericho passage lesson notes Jesus seeking Zacchaeus a tax collector, his curious climb, and conversion after Jesus invites himself to Zacchaeus home. Zacchaeus vows restitution and generosity, proving honesty before God and in church. The address warns judgment begins at God’s house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jesus
Zacchaeus
Jericho
Jordan
Joshua
Josh
Rahab
Matthew
Christ
Lii
God
Church of Christ
House of God
Epidemic Prevention Urged For Community Housing
Officials urge residents to screen homes and eliminate cess pools to prevent a mosquito and fly breeding epidemic. The message stresses early action, prevention over cure, and protecting families and neighbors.
A Firm Faith and Living by Wise Maxims
A firm faith is the best divinity and a good life the best philosophy. A clear conscience is the best law, honesty the best policy, and temperance the best physic. Living thus is the wisest and best life.
God’s Promises I Believe in Eternal Faith
A devotional line by WWatts asserts belief in divine promises strong enough to venture eternity. The statement emphasizes trust in God’s assurances beyond earthly life.
Giving and Getting Love Is About Giving, Not Receiving
The saying contrasts common belief with a deeper view of love, emphasizing generosity as the core of true affection and relationships. It argues that love grows through giving rather than counting what one receives.
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C. E. Wooldridge
Indiana
Iption
Canada
Ethiopia
Euroe
League of Nations
League
Signs OF the Times
A. B. Chapin
Tae
HUNES
Grieg
Bach
Earth
P. B. Pitzwater
D. D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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