Loss of face drives Italy Ethiopia tension and world risk
The piece argues Italy pursues Ethiopian conquest for oil and prestige, provoking Britain's fear and possible League sanctions. It notes England's naval mobilization, the League of Nations options, and a widening Europe split with France, Russia, Germany, Austria, and Hungary amid Italy’s 10 million-man mobilization. The American State Department stays neutral.
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Ethiopia
Italy
Europe
Il Duce
Britain
England
Suez Canal
Africa
Malta
Gibraltar
Enelard
League of Nations
League
France
Russia
Germany
Hitler
Austria
Hungary
Poland
Sprain
Mediterranean
American State Department
America
Watch the Curves By Richard Hoffmann
Hal Treland travels with five companions on a cross country auto trip toward San Francisco. He grows attached to Barry Trafford while wary of Martin Crack as tensions rise in their evolving journey toward an uncertain reception in a world of wealth and romance.
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Hal Treland
B-Ut
San Francisco
New York
Hal
Barry Trafford
Giles Kerrigan
Anastasia
Martin Crack
Barry
Kerrigan
Miller
Crack
Detroit
Darling
Frederick Ireland
Hollywood
Rasputin
Frand
Peoria
Mississippi
King Lardner
Father of Waters
John
Mr. Kerrigan
Huck Finn
Burlington
Davenport Bros
Iona
Skunk
Des Moines
Doc
Mae
Jeremiah 7 sermon on obedience at temple gate
Jeremiah warns gathered crowds that true worship requires heart obedience not ritual. He lists reforms like justice for neighbors, protecting the weak, and rejecting idols, then grimly notes that false prophets, idol worship, and social evil invite God’s judgment and exile unless the people change.
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Shiloh
God
Israel
The Seventh Wave Quote Reinterpreted for Patience
A reflective quip by J B Gough urges readers not to wait passively for fortune. It warns that the promised seventh wave of wealth or influence may be slow in arriving and advises seeking own path rather than relying on others.
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J. B. Gough
Conciliation and Courtesy in Social Conduct
A quotation on social breeding notes conciliation as essential to dignity. It argues that lacking courtesy risks losing respect and that true dignity lies in avoiding offense to others. The author emphasizes that rude manners threaten personal standing and social esteem.
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Lytton
Duty and Virtue: Lavater Quote on Moral Courage
A terse quotation notes that those who place justice, virtue, and duty above ridicule attain true greatness. It emphasizes moral courage over public opinion and vindicates steadfast integrity.
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Lavater
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C. E. Wooldridge
Indiana
Canada
By Richard Hoffmann
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Temple
United States
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Liccerr & Mygrs
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Rev
Wz2water
Moody Bible Auweee-E
Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
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