Freedom and Faith Unite in a Defending Bill of Rights Message
A 1926 observance links the National Conference of Christians and Jews with the early U.S. Bill of Rights. It notes the 150th anniversary of the Constitution and the 10 amendments as integral to liberty, while urging ongoing study of religious freedom. It also mentions Mussolini’s remark and calls for action against fascism.
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National Conference of Christians and Jews
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Congress
England
Economic Fallout and Power Shifts In National Policy
A critical column argues that 1930s farm and unemployment policies reveal a struggle between government aid and private finance. It laments Hoover era measures and warns that Congress aims to cut unemployment by laying off workers, transferring control from private financiers to public institutions amid economic despair.
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White House
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United States
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Han Whey Ware
Stars Avenging Angels and the Lengua Indians Tale
The passage describes Lengua Indians of South America and a superstition where a murdered person is marked by a stone placed in the wound. The stone rises to the Milks Way and returns as meteors striking the guilty. The text presents a mythic punishment tied to celestial signs.
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South America
Washington Debates Social Security Plans in 1959 Congress
Bruce Catton reports from Washington on the 1959 congressional session where administration proposals to expand Social Security benefits clash with various Townsend Plan and General Welfare Act ideas. Senators Pepper Downey Lodge and others push for higher pensions and broader eligibility, while debates focus on funding sources and retirement age shifts.
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Senate
Claude Pepper
House of Representatives
Jon Elrridricks
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Florida
Townsend
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Shuridan Deymey
California
Tod Tate
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Downey
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Lie Comuntry
Edward Jonnsol
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Henry Cabot Louge
Massachusetts
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Nea.service, Inc
Adolescent health risks amid growth period
The text outlines health concerns in adolescence, stressing endocrine balance and gland function. It notes common issues like goiter, headaches, migraines, joint pain or growth pains, and mentions potential progression to heart disease from mild arthritis, highlighting the fragility of this development phase.
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Deati Rabesre
Patna
Hollywood Studio Gossip and Cast Highlights from 1920s
Gleanings from the studios recount Tina Adrian as a Hollywood discovery after years of schooling and a Miss Laie Arrowhead title. Notes on actors like Mickey O’Boyle in The Lady From Kentucky and Union Pacific, plus details of accents, costumes, and a large mobilized cast for Hotel Imperial. The piece lists studio props including horses, artillery, buses, and trucks used in production.
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Tina Adrian Ws
George Rattais
New York
Mickey O'Boyle
Broomstick
Kentucky
Robert Prestom
Cardshay
Union Pacific
Akin ‘Tamirote
Blaine Barrie
John Barrymore
Studio
Phil Halter
Southern California
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Gerard
French War Ministry
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Foreign Legion
Novelty bed on display at Chicago furniture show
Barbs note elevators in Budapest cost two cents while prices rise daily. A nautical themed bed at the Chicago furniture show provokes sarcasm about seasickness. Philadelphia notes women resist proposing themselves though many do so. A Minneapolis bandit roams and wheels suspects, and a Brooklyn library reclaims a book after 27 years.
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Chicago
Philadelphia
Minneapolis
Twenty Years Ago From the Journal Files January 1919
A letter to Albert E Squires of West Washington Street suggests his son Albert of the 810th Infantry may be a prisoner at Camp Rastatt. Memorial services for Private Harold Miller were held at the First M church. A shoe store hold up failed after the clerk drew a revolver. Mary Lewis is recovering from a head gash after a fall at Cord School basement. Dr Bennett acquires the Calkins home on Bash Smith Street and plans possession by March 1. Craters of the Moon are vast mountain rings 50 to 60 miles across per an authority.
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Momey
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Albert
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Camp Rastatt
Harold Mmer
Pattlefield
France
GM. Bennett
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J. H. Castor
Calkina
Bash Smith Street
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Stories in Stamps and the Solferino Moment
A quiet Swiss youth witnesses the 1850 Solferino battle in Lombardy where Austrian and French Italian forces clash. Henry Dunant aids wounded soldiers, vows aid for war victims, and later inspires the Red Cross and the Nobel Peace Prize. He dies in 1919 after a life of humanitarian work.
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Napoleon Tit
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Emmanuel
Dunant
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Ho Iyas
Red Cross
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