Haircut Provokes Hitler Quotation in Local Saloon Scene
In a Hotlingen salon a barber named Ladwin allegedly used the phrase next like Hitler's before a haircut. The barber defended his remark, while the client and others reacted with shock as the procedure continued. The proprietor commented on the incident and its impact on business and public perception.
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War figure joins weekly paper staff
A former War Minister, Belisha, newly joins the staff of the weekly News of the World. Flo will write war commentaries, while other noted figures are mentioned in relation to wartime coverage and editorial roles.
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Sermon Reflections on God’s Presence and Loneliness
A long sermon from From the Pulpit Presbyterian Church discusses God’s presence as rest, the loneliness of the desert, Moses’ leadership, and the shifting of divine favor. It reflects on companionship, duty, and the tension between divine intimacy and communal failure.
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British Journalists Recall Ajax Battle at Plymouth
Reporters say the Ajax sustained a scratched pilot and splinter damage from the Admiral Graf Spee clash. The aftermast top was damaged and the turret later out of action, with Watson testifying he shouted memmages before the turret fire. A sailor praised German gunnery but blamed British carse and predicted a different outcome if Graf Spee had faced a crowed.
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Digest of Digests debuts in Australian monthly magazine
The article touts a new Australian monthly titled Digest of Digests. It claims the publication offers a unique selection of renowned magazine excerpts, promising a fresh, never before seen concept in digest form. It notes the first issue is a review copy and features varied content.
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Bomber Accuracy Calculations Stir Defense Debate
A writer in a recent issue analyzes bomber accuracy at 200 miles per hour. He estimates a large target about 458 feet wide requires bombs to be released every 0.1 seconds to hit a moving destroyer group. His method uses feet per second and target diameter to compute a hit probability of about 62.
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Tent of Meeting and Moses Faith Amid Divine Presence
Fragmentary meditation traces Moses seeking God at the Tent of Meeting beyond the camp, with God promising His presence and rest. The piece extols bold faith, divine favor, and moments of intercession, contrasting fear and loneliness with spiritual reassurance.
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