World crisis across Manchuria and Shanghai clashes
International tension rises as Japan lands marines in Shanghai and advances toward Chinese ports while Britain and the United States weigh economic actions. League of Nations deliberations, Russian neutrality, and Chinese mobilization frame a volatile global scene amid warnings of sanctions and diplomacy.
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Orient
Japan
China
Shanghai
Council of the
League of Nations
Geneva
W. W. Yen
United States
Council
Washington
Hoover
Stimson
America
Great Britain
MacDonald
Chapel
North
Whangpoo River
Pootung
Woosung
Whangpoo
Yangtse
Nanking
Chiang Kai-shek
Waynade
Manila
Williams
Tokyo
Jayan
Hoovet
League Council
Naotake Sato
Joseph Paul Boncour
Briand
Shaoghai
Yen
Artiela XV
Leagué
Tan
Anette
Slavery of Sin Temperance Lesson Explores Freedom
The February 7 lesson on the Slavery of Sin argues modern liberty is hollow without discipleship. It links rebellion to the Eighteenth Amendment, outlines stages of discipleship, and warns that true freedom comes through Christ's words, regeneration, and obedience, ending with the perils of sin as a hard taskmaster.
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Jesus
Jesus Makad
Christ
Jess
Lse
Jesus Christ
God
Ptergon
Tesuig
Some Gleanings About Wealth and Charity Tone
Fragmented prose reflects a moral essay urging prudent spending and charitable acts. It contrasts evasion with virtue and notes that generosity can provide sustenance even in famine. Names and clear events are not present.
Measuring Atom Motion in Various Metals from a University Expert
J G von Hovesy of the University of Trelburg reports atoms constantly move even in solid metals. In a lead gold alloy, atoms wander a hundredth of a cubic inch per day, while in pure lead the migration is far slower, about two ten-thousandths of a cubic foot per day. The text notes political commentary intruding into the discussion.
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J. G. von Hovesy
University of Trelburg
Brelsgin
Fight of the ring necked pheasant in Pennsylvania described
A Coatesville man notes a notably ferocious ring necked pheasant defending its brood territory against cattle. The bird attacked a moving bull herd, forcing the cattle to retreat in startled dignity as observers describe the unusual scene in Pennsylvania.
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Pennsylvania
Norman Wood
Coatesville
Time to Duck Line Draws Fresh Banter
The Louisville Courier Journal notes a witty quip about a troublesome writer, hinting at sharp lines and caution in commentary. The playful jab reflects a lively newsroom culture and ongoing debates over press freedom and style.
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Louisville Courier- Journal
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Renate Anahee
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Texas
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