Aircraft to Play Big Part In Our Navy
The article argues aviation will dominate future naval warfare with U S Navy aircraft expanding under Captain Mark L Bristol. It discusses building an air fleet with long range 300 mile radius, on board multiple planes, and integration with destroyers and submarines including use of wireless signals and dirigibles to locate and destroy subs.
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Europe
England
Germany
United States Navy
Army
Graz
Navy
Mark L. Bristol
Naval Aeronautics
Bristol
America
Navy Department
Uncle Sam
Pinch Hitting Pitcher Raymond Caldwell Sets Modern Records
Baseball gossip notes Raymond Caldwell, Yankee star pitcher, hit three home runs in four at bats and homer twice as a pinch hitter, scoring seven runs. The piece praises his hitting, notes historically higher four-homer games, and compares him to other great sluggers while tagging Ty Cobb and others for context. It also covers Beckers, Zimmerman, Groh, Snodgrass, Boehling, and roster notes on Twenty-one limit implications.
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Raymond B. Caldwell
Yankee
Caldwell
Silm
Colett
Ray
Dan Browthers
Jimmy Lowe
Ed Delehanty
Cleveland
Ty Cobb
Joe Jackson
Cobb
Jackson
Malsel
Jeroboam’s gilded calves and false sanctuaries
In a Sunday School lesson Jeroboam establishes two golden calves at Bethel and Dan to curb loyalty to Jerusalem. He shifts feast dates and ordains lowly priests, creating religious confusion and a path to idolatry, provoking divine punishment and the downfall of his house.
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Shechen
Israel
Jeroboam
Ephraim
Penuel
Jordan
Jabbok
Gad
Jerusalems
Jehovah
Hin
Rehoboam
Judah
Aaron
Jerusalem
Jerobomms
Bethel
Dan
Levi
Solomon
God
Heavenly Father
Jerobont
Tricolor of France Adopts Red White and Blue Flag History
The article traces the French tricolor flag from early use in royal and military contexts to its adoption as the national banner. It notes the red blue and white arrangement and explains design choices for visibility, including naval and military uses and the president’s flag featuring gold devices on the white stripe.
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France
Henry
Army
Navy
Merchant Service
Prange
London Stangard
Why Put Off Love Until Later for Happier Home
A succinct exhortation urges acting now to show affection to spouse and family rather than waiting for better circumstances. It argues love strengthens under daily pressure and that opportunity to nurture happiness is present in the moment, with the inner kingdom of harmony within.
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Belug
Leaven
Flags of France Through the History of its Banners
The article traces French flags from early blue hooded banners and red trois tongues to later emblems. It notes the sky blue cavalry standard with the sun of Lylus XLV and the white and gold banner of Joan of Arc, along with banners from the city of Party featuring a white ship on red.
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France
Pragee
St. Martin
Lylus XLV
Joan of Arc
Angel
Buffoonery in Hamiat Described by Bar ry Sullivan
The piece recounts Wright the first gravedigger and Paul Bedford the second as they perform in pre Vincial theater. Wright removes waistcoats to provoke laughter while Bedford dons costumes, amplifying the comic chaos as Wright persists with his thinning act.
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Barry Sullivan
Wright
Grvedigger
Ophelia
Paul Bedford
Secon G
Paul
Mara and the Hand in Wartime Music Folklore
A Buffalo News item discusses belief in a Mare influenced hand mount indicating warlike tendencies in some people. It cites fascination with the Russian national hymn the Water of the Rhine and the Star Spangled Banner and notes these individuals often lack musical proficiency despite other indications of musical function.
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Buffalo News
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American Press Association
Castle Williams
Tis
Heine Zimmerman
Chicago Cubs
Groh
Heinie Grob
Cincinnati Reds
Hirn
Giants
Boehling
Shaw
Johnson Maanager
Clark Griffith
Joe
Byrne
Becker
Joe Boshling
Berean
Tricolor
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