Hitler as Soul Healer and Nation Psychology
An analysis argues that Adolf Hitler functions as a mass hypnotist shaping a nation's will, with psychology explaining followers' enthusiasm as self-assertive, not slave-like. It discusses mass psychology's role in strong governments and notes Guatemala turning to U.S. housing models after a 1920 earthquake, reflecting on global real estate influences.
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Adolf Hitler
Kot
William Brown
Oxford
England
Hitler
Filey
Germany
Guatemala
United States
Guatemala City
Christmas Buying Foreshadows Market Cheer
A mistyped Christmas setting describes a quaint scene of festive selling as Monday’s chill lifts. Despite recent rains and thaw, locals anticipate a green Christmas and the season’s spirit, with a playful nod to Christmas bonuses lifting business morale.
Thompson’s Barosma Tablets and Health Claims
Advertises Thompson’s Apound Tablets and Barosma tablets promising relief from backache bladder issues and other pains. Claims toxins and poison can be removed by the remedies, urging readers to protect health through these products.
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Loneys
Feilood
Ompson
Thompson
Taxes and leadership debate in Washington salon
In Washington a columnist notes a rare public dialogue on leadership and followership, arguing tax policy under the New Deal centers on middle-class costs, taxing the very rich to check monopolies, and protecting the poor to sustain purchasing power, drawing on David Cushman Coyle’s Why Pay Taxes. The piece frames taxes as practical rather than moral redistribution.
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Y Jay Franklin
Washington
Palitisii
Take
Ford
Brown
Tyas
Nol
José
Congress
New Deal
David Cushman Coyle
National Home Library
Mr. Coyle
Songlich
Register One
Tribune Syndicate
Airports for the United States need expansion and reform
Washington editor Charles P. Stewart reports a national aviation conference urging bigger and better airports and more facilities. Officials note 2000 ports exist but are inadequate, with many losing money, and call for federal grants to fund expansion while ensuring value for taxpayers. The piece argues private capital and municipalities fail to invest without public support, to boost aviation growth and middle class welfare.
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Charles P. Stewart
Washington, D. C
Washington
United States
Moe
Aimports
Air Commerce Bureau
Hale
Hodle
Caine
Plant Life in Smoky Mountains A Travel Tale
A few hours’ climb in the Great Smoky mountains from river valley to 5000 feet reveals successive plant life zones that mirror the same progression found when traveling north from southern Tennessee to central Canada, showing northward ecological similarity.
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Smoky Mountains
Great Smoky Mountains
River
Tennessee
Canada
Powell's European sojourn reshapes Hollywood butts up against Budapest
William Powell, on vacation in Paris, visited Budapest and European capitals seeking continental polish for his film image. He observed standardized art in Hungary, noted differences in presentation, and contemplated adapting Budapest’s parliamentary scenes for a studio replica. Powell’s six month absence from Hollywood included studying how to bubble and a tour of legislative action.
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Hollywood
Hungary
William Powell
Europe
Hitler
Powell
Vuller
Paris
Budapest
Jesupis
Arthur ‘Treacher
City of Peace Ikhet Woman Seeks Way to Register Wisdom
A fragment notes a woman seeking guidance to register or claim Words of Wisdom in a religious charity context. The piece references a Napier horoscope style line and hints at themes of charity and sin. The readable text is sparse and noncontiguous.
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Napier
Local officials loom in city administration shuffle
In municipal circles today Frank Layee is likely to be named Superintendent of Finance succeeding Brown. Dr. I. M. Christie expected as Superintendent of Public Safety and Charles II to head Public Property. John Benson, 24, died after a long illness. Howard Benworth returns from Buffalo to spend Christmas with his parents. J Harrington died from injuries after a freight train incident. The community Christmas tree will be erected at South and Center streets. City teachers departing for holiday leave include Ruth Thomas, Harriet Delsey, Elsie Gildersleeve, Elizabeth Mose, Marion Mahar, Milas Anne Dowling, Mattie Van Tassel, Martha Magee, Mary Oss, Florente Firth, and Harriet B. Martin.
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Teem
C Journal
Comnistiones
Frank Layee
Ceses
Pinance
Brown
M. Christie
Charles II
John Benson
Howard Benworth
Homay
Buffalo
Buffalo Medical Hopany
George H. Bosworth
Spions J. Harrington
City Hospital
Center Streets
Ruth Thomas
Union City
Harriet Delsey
Meadville
Elsie Gildersleeve
Kane
Elizabeth ‘Mose
Watertown
Mar~ion Mahar
Syracuse
Milas Anne B. Dowling
Utica
N. W
Mattie van ‘Tassel
Florente Firth
Harriet B. Martin
Spartansburg
Questionable Bits From a Puzzle Mystery
A fragmentary text presents a set of trivia prompts about geography politics and history. It asks what wiver is Nanking China situated and what title chairs the U S House of Representatives and who led modernization in Turkey. The hints touch on etiquette and incomplete sentences indicate a quiz or lesson excerpt.
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Nanking
China
U. S. House of Representatives
Turkey
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Federal Deposit Ins. Corps
Washington, D.C
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