World Review of Current Events at Chequers
A wide array of leaders including Chan Bruening Curtius and Henderson met at Chequers to discuss reparations and the Young Plan, with observers noting tensions between Britain and Germany, and American hopes for German economic relief. The session produced a cautious communique hinting at future talks and potential delays and revisions.
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Curtius
Afac Donald
Henderson
Ekett
Ion
Great Britain
Germany
Isis
Temmen
Min Presse
America
Europe
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Frank
Despond
Ign
Briand
Chamber of Deputies
Bruening
Eng
Sin of Causing Others to Stumble Sunday Lesson
Revised lessons by Rev F B Fitswatdr from Moody Bible Institute discuss Romans 14 and 15 on causing others to stumble through matters of conscience. Emphasizes Christian love, forbearance, and choosing actions that build peace, with focus on abstaining for others and avoiding scandal in matters morally indifferent.
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F. B. Fitswatdr
D. D
Moody Bisie Institute of Chicago
Troubled Paths Seek Higher Aid in Perilous Times
A brief exhortation urges focusing on higher aid to face troubles with calm resolve. The speaker, Meyer, emphasizes turning eyes upward to divine help to meet challenges with an unperturbed spirit.
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Thone
Meyer
Communion With God Prompts Daily Devotional Focus
A devotional urging believers to dedicate the best hours of the day to communion with God. The speaker emphasizes devotion as the highest priority and the sole aim of life, urging consistent spiritual focus and devotion.
Edison on Deafness as an Advantage in Invention
Thomas Edison argues that deafness brought him benefits in work and concentration. He notes telegraph, telephone, and phonograph experiments benefited from not being bothered by other sounds. He recalls 20 hours daily work over a year to perfect recording of the word specie and claims this proof led to further success. He also says his nerves remain intact and he feels at ease like a quiet rural village.
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United States
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al Capone
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Capone
Johnson
Milam
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Migmi Beach
AJ. Maurich Campbell
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Hoover
Seymour Lowman
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Lowman
Edison
Thomas Edison
Desmeas
Brest
Death of Eden Wise Killer Whale Ends a Century Legend
Town in New South Wales mourns as the body of Old Tom, famed king of the Toca pack, washes ashore. Aborigines revere him as reincarnated royalty while whites recall him as a friend and ally as harpooners lure and kill whales in a near landlocked bay, feeding the killers after each kill.
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New South Wales
Tom
Toca
Old Tom
Puck
Streamlined ships and railcars borrow aeronautic ideas
A New York Evening Post note reports ocean liners adopting streamline designs for funnels and superstructures. In Germany a so called Zeppelin on wheels uses airplane fuselage shaping on a passenger coach, achieving 150 miles per hour on longer tracks due to ground engine efficiency.
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Germany
Rminst
New York Evening Post
Pastor cites three points for light exaggeration in daily life
Rev H M Inulin of St Andrew's Presbyterian told Border Cudea Rotary members that there are three points a man may exaggerate without strict rebuke: the size of fish he catches, his golf score, and how many miles per gallon his car gets. The Detroit News notes officials may back clerical tolerance.
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church
Border Cudea
Detroit News
Dimee Provided Tour Oscar Bodenhausen Financed by Dimes
Oscar Bodenhausen, an American, revealed in London during a world tour that his trip was financed by dimes saved over 28 years. He deposited the coins weekly earning interest twice a year and began the tour after reaching 3250 dollars.
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Dimee
Oscar Bodenhausen
London
Bodenhausen
Limitations on a statesman and public questions
The excerpt features a dialogue where a statesman is expected to know public questions but may not possess all answers. Senator Sorghum counters with a remark about words causing confusion, highlighting how mispronunciations can mislead listeners.
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Sorghum
Two Légged Dog Skookum Quarrels Over Door Key
In a curious exchange a two-legged creature questions Skookum about a quarrel with his wife last night. The wife reportedly avoided the dog and threatened to take the front door key from him, escalating the domestic tension.
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Skookum
Minnows on the hook sparks sharp rebuke
In a terse exchange a young lady rebukes the narrator for helping with minnows. She calls him a horrid brute, rejecting any implied gratitude and revealing tension during the outing.
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