Roosevelt Sure of Renomination
A long critical column argues Roosevelt is secure for renomination amid a heavy wave of anti New Deal propaganda. It notes orchestrated campaigns, media manipulation, and the influence of comfortable elites while predicting possible third party moves and conservatism realignment.
Earthquake leaves Quetta ruins and Baluchistan profiles
A National Geographic account details Quetta’s destruction and the wider Baluchistan region. It describes Quetta’s cantonment, mud-brick housing, and postquake changes, plus Kalat’s tribes, irrigation trials, fisheries, and Karachis rise as a major Indus port. It notes Karachi’s growth from a slave hub to a key grain port and gateway to Central Asia, with ongoing harbor dredging to maintain depth.
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Jacksonville
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Rhone
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Shahbandar
New Orleans
Comimon Senge
Masqat
India
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Baluchigyun
Asia
Natracht
Persia
Europe
Central Asia
Khyber Pass
Afghanistan
Turkistan
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Uncommon Sense and the Call for Wide Horizons
John Blake argues for taking vacations, traveling beyond the familiar to Europe or the Americas, meeting diverse people, and debating policies. He urges curiosity about others, broader education, and gratitude to innovators, urging readers to contribute to progress and help their brothers and sisters.
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Josiah and the Book of the Law Found Reformation
A religious lesson outlines Josiah the godly young king, the discovery of the Law during temple repairs, his penitence and inquiring of the Lord, and Huldah's prophecies. It covers the reform's instituting actions, covenant, removal of abominations, the Passover, and expulsion of occult workers, highlighting the nation’s return to God.
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Quote of Murphy on virtue and worldly rewards
A truncated quotation asserts that the universe rewards virtue and effort. It suggests equal pay in one’s own role, inclusion with the wise, and entertainment by thinkers for those who love the world and seek its good. The line attributes the thoughts to Himar Ry Murphey.
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United
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Stephenson
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Reputation and Modern Law in W Holmes Commentary
A compact note discusses the evolution of reputation concepts in modern law as analyzed by W Holmes. It surveys how perception influences legal judgments and the shifting standards shaping accountability and fairness in judicial reasoning.
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