World News Recap Shows League Action and Global Tensions
The summary notes the League of Nations tri power resolution condemning Germany for rearmament, Hitler's possible response, and international reactions from Britain, France, Turkey, and Poland. It highlights renewed debates on defense pacts, Turkish revisionism, and rising anti-Semitic currents, with additional coverage of U.S. relief programs, veteran bonuses, Dust Bowl relief, and political shifts including Huey Long and McCarl debates. The piece also mentions academic concerns over subversive teaching and fascist activity in Europe, plus a Belgian or Dutch espionage case and Jewish organizational responses in Chicago.
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Peemanz
League of Nations Comel
Reich
Germany
Hitler
League of National German Jews
Geneva
Germain
Great Britain
Britain
Tevn- Sk Arrug
Dardanelles
Lausanne
Perossian
John Simon
Laval
France
Baron Alofai
Italy
Simon
Lesson on Gods Word a Divine Guide for Life
Educational sermon notes outline the Bible as God breathed and authoritative. It covers the scriptures’ role in salvation and moral instruction, the perfection and reliability of God’s law, and the believer’s prayer for cleansing and guidance. The text emphasizes obedience, righteousness, and the need to align thoughts and words with scripture.
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Peter
Paul
God
Auch Eine
Built Great Wall in Scotland by Romans
An OCR fragment describes a Roman embankment in Scotland near Beatland and the Firth of Forth, noting it resembled a wall more than a structure and detailing sparse, unclear text about construction and location.
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Scotland
A. Gregt
Beatland
Horas
Firth of Forth
Highly Popular Rag Rug Attracts Attention At Home
A vibrant handmade rag rug, 58 by 66 inches, features alternating light and dark panels with a dark green center halo. It is one of twenty in a rug book. a mail order inquiry may be sent to Home Craft Company in St. Louis for details and pricing.
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Washington
Christian J." Peoples
Treasury
Peoples
Navy Supply Corps
Assistany
Navy
Franklin Di"Roosevelt
Mall
CAI? Company
Deenartment CG
Nineteenth
St. Louis Avenue
St. Louis
Ria
Itoloke
General Store Resumes Place In Community
The piece reflects on the decline of the classic rural general store as the Middle West wholesale model grows. It notes the shift from a community hub with news and debate to department style outlets offering broad goods and modern entertainment, while nostalgia lingers for the old store's social role.
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Chiel
CIA
Middle West
Werebandistag Sam ‘Comunity Fe
Columbus
Ohio
General Stores
Department Stores
General Store
Ife
Beyond Bobby Mother Now Hobby Don’t Let Me Speak Again
A fragmented line from a play script or diary fragment hints at strained speech with a child and caregiver. The odd punctuation and mixed fragments suggest a dramatic, intimate moment focusing on control and communication within a family. Further context is needed for full clarity.
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Bobby
Hobby
Hair Trade Tales From London Markets
The article discusses the principal market for human hair in London, detailing international sourcing, trade practices, and pricing trends. It notes buyers from abroad entering the market, the role of manufacturers and middlemen, and the influence of fashion cycles like the “shingle” and “Eton crop.” It highlights regional sources of hair, including Italy, France, Austria, Hungary, and Algeria, with prices reaching up to $40 for high quality pieces.
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Wien
Brance
Ula
Spyln
Italy
Gere Ouiny
Austria
Hungary
Algier Lorraine
Oil From Rubber Puts Petrol From Rubber Strands
Government chemists at the fuel research board report a method to extract motor spirits or fuel from rubber. By compressing rubber with hydrogen at high pressure and moderate temperature, a usable oil yield is produced. At 450 degrees Celsius a higher yield of spirits is obtained. London Times notes rubber fuel research progress.
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Boand
London
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets touted for liver relief
The ad claims Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the original small liver pills used for regulating liver and bowels for sixty years. A spoof passage from a story features a hat and a talking scene with a young man and a hat’s voice, showing a dramatic, quirky moment.
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International Alliance of Women For Suffrage and Equal Citizenship
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