Brief Chronicles of Cable and Wireless Across the Union
Short chronicle of past events throughout the union with Europe related wire and cable developments. News brief items cover technological and colonial era communications, ships, stations, and regulatory notes.
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Union
Europe
Mysterious world news and notices from 1924 era
A long mixed feed reports salaries for public service, Everest milestones, ship dismantling, mint coinage, beehive lawsuits, and a range of global events. It covers aviation tariffs, a MooseHeart record, epidemics, a Reno ice block, art visits, rail cuts, debt figures, and upcoming inaugurals with local officials named.
Senate Credentials Reported and 1926 Prize Change Noted
Senator Morris Sheppard of Texas had his re election credentials presented in Washington with terms beginning March 4. Gasoline output reached a record 762 046 475 gallons for November, at 25 400 000 daily. National presidential votes show Coolidge 9 991 958 Davis 4 372 625 La Follette 2 165 459 in ten largest states. Nordhoff Jung cancer prize will be awarded biennially at 1000 dollars, starting 1926, replacing annual 500 dollar awards. 1924 laureate is Dr Johannes ribiger of the University of Copenhagen.
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Oklahoma
Tecumseh
Asher
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific
Interstate Commerce Commission
Treasury
United States
Fentgren
Tientsin
Tienstin
State Department
Clarence B. Gallas
William T. Galligher
Galligher
Coolidge
Capitol
Arkansas
Kansas
Texas
Missouri
Interior Department
Navy
Bureau of Mines
Geological Survey
Morris Sheppard
Austin
Senate
Mayfield
Sheppard
Atel
John W. Davis
la Folfette
Po A. Nordhoff-Jung
Johannes R‘ibiger
University of
Copenhagen
Be attitudes and Do attitudes referenced in Matthew five
The note cites the fifth chapter of Matthew, mentioning the Be attitudes and the Do attitudes as key elements. It emphasizes a distinction between inner qualities and outward actions within the biblical text.
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Matthew
Echoes Of Misused Tense In Newspaper Style
Readers note many echoes of misused tense in the clipping where phrases like tomorrow instead of today reflect sloppy language choices. The fragment hints at broader issues of consistency in historical reporting.
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Tomor
Beacons and Lights in Early Evangelist Message
A brief, fragmented note from an American Evangelist discusses guiding signals and steadfast illumination while distant goals remain ahead. It emphasizes steadfast faith and clear direction as essential for spiritual progress.
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Order of Moose
North America
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Corcoran Gallery of Art
Berlin
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Furth
Switzerland
Inter-Allied Control Commission
Rue Des Gobelins
Gobelins
United States Army
Philippines
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Russia
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Norvorossisk
Soviet of Labor and Defense
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Egypt
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Jesus Christ
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Kingdom of God
Christ
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Roved Uniform International
P. B. Fitzwater
D.D
Moody Bible Institute of Chicago
Western Newspaper Union
Asa
Cash
Comanche County
Mr. J. BL
Alvis
Weatherford
Comanche
Tom Watson
Comanche Territory
Comanche Lions Club
J. A. Barton
Water Melon Commitee
C. M. Winstead
Parker County
the Lions Club