Roosevelt at Midterm Mark in 1935 Lincoln Birthday Tribute
A veteran Chicago observer notes Franklin D. Roosevelt reaches the half term under a 1935 constitutional shift starting presidential terms on January 2. The piece details his daily discipline, access to aides, and public image, with reflections on his press conferences, work routine, and relations with veterans groups and inflationists amid debates over the bonus and military aircraft programs.
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Washington
Lincoln
Thooxevelt
United States
Troosevelt
Iifa
John Tussell Young
Roosevelt
Willian
Henry Gilbert
Criley
Philadelphia
Peter's Stand for Truth and the Early Church
Lesson notes on Acts 5 1 11 focusing on Ananias and Sapphira hypocrisy and divine judgment. Simon the Sorcerer exposes simony. emphasis on holiness of the Church and the need for genuine faith. Peter's rebuke and call to repentance. lessons for modern believers on truthfulness and integrity within the Christian community.
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Peter
Holph
Junion
OPIC
Ananias
Sapphire
Aneanias
Holy Ghost
Sapphira
Moody
Spurgeon
Simon
Christ
The Power of Jesus and His Life Given Up
A biblical verse states Jesus declares his unique authority over his life citing John chapter ten. He asserts the power to lay down his life and to take it again and references obedience to his Father’s command.
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Jesus
John
Great English Jurist Who Conceived Utopia to Be Canonized
The Vatican reports that Sir Thomas More, author of Utopia, will be canonized. The article notes his role as England's lord chancellor, his conflict with Henry VIII over divorce, and his execution in 1535. It reflects on his legacy and the utopian work that shaped many debates on justice and governance.
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Washington
Patman
Legion
Frank Belgrano
Belgrano
Fatman
Congress
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Vatican
Romea More
Saint Thomas
Utopia
Amaurote
Angder
Noste
Ademus
Hythlodey
Amerigo Vesmicel
New World
Vato
Hythloday
England
Touvain
More
United States Supreme Court
Henry VII
Catherine
Anne Boleyn
Cardinal Morton
Canterbury
Oxford
Erasmus
Henry
Wolsey
Anne
Por
Lord Campbell
Addison
St. Louis Globe-Democrat
Fragmentary Note on Righteousness and Fire
A cryptic fragment discusses truth and righteousness in cryptic terms. It mentions burning and a cryptic date language, implying a ritual or symbolic act without clear context or identifiable individuals or events. The text reads like a stray banner from a 19th century pamphlet.
Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets Advertised as Liver Pill
An old advertisement claims Dr Pierce’s Pleasant Pellets are the original Little Liver Pills, marketed for sixty years to regulate the liver and bowels with simple active ingredients, emphasizing digestive health and regularity.
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Dr. Pierce
Reversal of old sayings cited by Chanute Tribune
The Chanute Tribune notes a joke about gender roles in office work with women arriving before eight while men struggle to find transport even as the morning is below zero. The piece uses humor to question the terms clinging vine and sturdy oak for men and women.
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Mercury
Chanute Tribune
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Earl Godwin
Hoix
Vranoklin Roosevelt
Stonsevelt
Hoogevelt
Chicago
Hiv
Josh Billings
Wil Thayer
Umea
Withal
Htwegovelt
Moe
Col
Lou
Howe
Marvin Bleintyre
Steve Barry
White House
Abe White Houwe
Toosevelt
National Emergency Council
Leesburg
Naval Air Seat
Shonwadonk
Improv
Uniform International
Why
Dy Mambor
Moody ‘Bible Tnatituta
Western Newspaper Union
Phillips
Phillipa
Nesia
Pope
Phillips’ Mille
Magnervia
Sarge
BAYER
Simoni
Simoni Klemer
Simoniz
Metropolitan Grand Opera
New York
Ce Ae Generie
Geraldine Farrar
NBC
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