Sound doctrine versus power in wartime rhetoric
Izvestia criticizes Britain and France for fighting Hitlerism by force as a throwback to medieval wars. The piece argues ideas cannot be exterminated by fire and sword and urges reliance on better ideas, not mayhem, noting hypocrisy in Soviet and Nazi regimes. It questions Roosevelt’s push to suppress opposing ideologies.
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Izvestia
Britain
France
Stalin
Roosevelt
Hitler
Germany
Russia
United States
Europe
What makes leaves change color in the fall
The U S Forest Service bulletin explains fall color causes. Chlorophyll breaks down with chemical changes, leaving yellow tones. excess sugar can produce red and brown shades. Leaves detach as a thin cell layer forms at the stem, leaving a scar.
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North Central
U. S. Forest Service
Forest Service
War doubts and democracy praised in a citizen’s reflection
A lengthy citizen's meditation extols American democracy while warning against war. The speaker warns that propaganda tests nationhood and laments war's costs, urging restraint and reflection on neutrality and the value of freedom. It ends with a request to correct a misquoted sentence about voting on the neutrality act.
Two new death-dealing rays good and bad
The piece notes rumors of a secret German ray device that could paralyze aircraft motors and threaten a blockade, balanced against a new ultraviolet lamp that sterilizes air and could save lives. It highlights both weaponized science and life-saving germ control.
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Paris
Germany
Marconi
Hitler
Schenectady County Medical Society
Electrical Research Engineers
Broadway Gossip Surge From Walter Winchell Column
The column recounts wartime era Broadway figures and marriages with names like Cedric Gibbons Anne Ayres Doris Dickerman Barbara Evans and John Drew Devereaux. It notes political hints about Quill and labor party tensions and mentions Anatol Litvak and Ann Sheridan amid Hollywood chatter.
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Ye del Rio
Cedric Gibbons
Ludwig Lewisohns
Robert Reynolds
Anne Ayres
Jane Wyman
Ronald Reagan
Doris Dickerman
Greenwich Village
Campbell Good
William Buckner
Uncle Sam
Barbara Evans
Ruby Schinasi
Wayne Morris
M. Granger
Montana
Anatol Litvak
Miriam Hopkins
Ann Sheridan
Lois Andrews
G. White
Hum
New York
Hollywood
Public note roars romance and rumors burst through cinema
A jumble of movie gossip and sobering notes swirls from rumors about Hellzapoppin and booster losses to Lucius Beebe's police encounter. Eleanor Roosevelt is slated for Parents Magazine Medal on the 23rd. Bishop Sheil’s Chicago speech is praised for tolerance amid stock talk and geopolitical quips.
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Olsen
Johnson
Eleanor Roosevelt
Parents Magazine
Lucius Beebe
Watertown Arsenal Satdee
Natzi
Winchell
Pal
Lucius
Colleen Adams Woodward
Plaza
Hitler
20Th Century Fox
F. Murphy
U. S. Supreme Court
Sheil
Chicago
Leo
South America
Gulf of Mexico
Mind and Morality in Science Driven Answers
Albert Edward Wiggam presents a scientific frame for moral questions asserting science weighs societal rights over individuals. The piece discusses whether princess fantasies align with historical royal traits and references F. A. Woods on European royal families as strong and handsome.
Conquest of Fear booklet offered by Dr Wiggam
Readers can obtain a 28 page booklet titled The Conquest of Fear by Dr A E Wiggam from this newspaper. The pamphlet is based on Dr David Mitchell’s research and explains how to analyze and end fears. Send ten cents plus a stamped self addressed return envelope without profit.
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David Mitchell
A. E. Wiggam
John F. Dille Co
Notice of Appointment of Executor for Bertina Pirnie
The undersigned Marvin L. Burkholder on October 2, 1939, was appointed and qualified as Executor of the estate of Bertina Dobson Pirnie late of Linn County Iowa, deceased. All persons indebted must pay promptly. Claims must be filed with Linn County District Court. M L Burkholder, Attorney.
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State of
Iowa
Linn County
Bertina Dobson Pirnie
Linn County, Iowa District
Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules Ad
Kidney trouble symptoms including night awakenings and backache are cited with claims of relief from Gold Medal Haarlem Oil Capsules. The ad promotes a 35 cent package as a harmless diuretic from Haarlem in Holland, urging readers to ask for the original Genuine Gold Medal box.
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Haarlem
Holland
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