Japan Moves On Shanghai as Warships Probed
Diplomatic efforts fray as Japan lands marines and seizes Chapel in Shanghai amid riots and Chinese resistance. League of Nations sees warnings. U.S. ponders embargoes while protecting citizens. Warships, troops, and tensions rise across the scene with broader global fallout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orient
Japan
China
Shanghai
W. W. Yen
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
United States
Hhis
Council
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
America
Great Britain
MacDonald
Chapel
North
Whangnoo River
Pootung
Woosung
Whangpoo
Yangtse
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Manila
Wiliams
Tokyo
Russia
Manchuria
Harbin
League
Naotake Sato
Joseph Paul Boncour
Briand
Yen
Rngort
Discipleship and Freedom in a Modern Age
A sermon outlines John 8 31 34 and 32 42 81 92, linking belief in Christ to freedom from sin under law. It argues violators of the Eighteenth Amendment are not true disciples, urges continued obedience to Christ, and asserts regeneration and sonship bring real liberty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Jesus
Jeane
Christ
Jesus Christ
God
God Nnul
Pierson
Mana
Teaus Christ
Gleanings on Wealth Virtue and Faith
Fragmentary lines lament riches for spending and a call to do good. Mentions unworthy behavior and faith delaying divine favors. Obscure phrases reference doors to opportunity and the dangers of closing one’s eyes to service.
Measuring Atom Movement by J G von Travesy
University of Freiburg scientist J G von Travesy asserts atoms in solids constantly move even in metal alloys. He claims at temperatures near boiling water atoms wander through a lattice with movements measured in a fraction of a cubic inch, implying long term effects spanning generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. G. von Travesy
University of Freiburg
Breisgau
Fighting Pheasant Defends Territory Against Intruding Bull
A misread rural note describes a ring necked pheasant from Coatesville defending its domain from a herd of cows and a bull. The bird reportedly attacked the intruders thrice, earning the title of game bird as it left the field in triumph. Other items note plans to stop buying airships and the Akron dirigible hangar, citing vast ground and weather effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Wrigley
Phoenix
Ariz
Chicago
Chicago Cubs
National Baseball League
Germantown
New York
Mr. Wrigley
William Wrigley Jr
Pennsylvania
Normarn Wool
Coatesville
Tere
Akron
Altron
Atchisi Globe
Time to Duck Tournament Notes With Curter Line
A cryptic fragment references a duck tournament and a writer named Courter. It hints at a fellow writer finding a copy and mentions a figure named Lowlsyd. The text is garbled but suggests an article note about a local event and a possible publication exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lowlsyd
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Edward W. Pickard
Laval
Currell
United
Lausanne
Germany
Eric Druamond
Leggue of Nations
Secretariat
Erle
Sir Eric Drummond
Batever
Thomas G. Massie
Inlaw
Granyhile Fortescue
J. J. Lord
Albert C. Jones
Joseph Kahahawai
Honolulu
Mra. Masaie
Ants
Dearee
Circurt
Cristy
Grand Jurora
Partacon
Iagligh
Plymouth
UBA
Senatetninee Committee
Gon-Lniaw
Machado
Chrise Nartonis Bank
Carl J. Schuttlapp
Galt
Jose Obregon
Chase Company
Ury Long
Louisiana
National Capitol
Mts
Long
Democratic Party
Franklin Roosevelt
Pat Harrison
Robinson
Garner
Ab Smith
See
Paul N. Cyr
Alvin O. King
Mr. King
Baton Rouge
House Naval Committee
Vinson
Naval Committee
Senate
Barles G. Dawes
Ieconstruction Finance Competition
Eugene Meyer
Senate Committee On Banking
Loover
Harvey C. Conch
Arkansas
Jesse J. Jones
Texas
Finsl
Treasury
Reconstruction Corporation
Gylven
Congress
Moffet
Naral Bureau of Aeronautics
EH. C. Davidson
International Association of Machinists
Goodyear Company
McDonald
W. I .Underwood
Workman
Moffatt
Salvador
Kashmir
Spain
Jesuits of
Portland
Palowy
Mra, Granville Fortescua
Titzwathr
Brame Moody Hpi Institute of Chicago
Woatern Nowannpor
Alin
Josas
Jesus Maleoa
Tivasion
Eege
Scott
Itesa
Scott & Rose
Blootfield
N. J
Sales Representartive
Harold I. Ritchie & Co., Inc
Sretnn
Scott’s
Christian Peper Tobacco CO
St.louis, Mo
Florence
Flo
Ringo
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