Roosevelt Leads New York Democrats in Nominating Battle
Roosevelt captures New York eight delegates in the party’s primary race while Smith gains several city delegate wins. The nationwide fight centers on Chicago delegates with mass matches in Massachusetts and Minnesota shaping the convention outcome amid a global press of events including the Lindbergh kidnapping case and Shanghai tensions.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Alfred BH. Smith
New York
Air Roosevelt
Granite State
Roosevelt
Smith
Keene
Bertin
Manchester
Hoover
Lntge
Massachusetts
Minnesota
Jesus Death and Death of Christ Lesson Summary
Lesson text from John 19 17 22 26 40 centers on Jesus death for sins and the placeholder of Golgotha. It outlines the crucifixion scene , companions, inscription, garment casting, utterances, finished work, and Jesus final death with emphasis on redemption and fulfillment of prophecy. It notes the teachers personal faith and urging students to contemplate Christ dying for them.
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Christ
Jesus
Jasis
Thtaldsson
Onghi
Golgotha
Jerusalem
Jasiah
Pilate
Satan
Troy
Jesus Crone
Solemn Thoughts on Tact and Heart
Fragmentary note reflects that tact arises from goodness of heart as much as discipline, highlighting inner virtue over appearance. It emphasizes sincerity, restraint, and humble consideration in interpersonal conduct.
Old and New Faith in Japan Blended in Crisis
A account from Bilery Sedgwick in the Atlantic Monthly describes a Japanese Christian family. A noble samurai father and Buddhist traditions collide with Christianity after tragedy. The mother clings to her Bible as in sorrow the samurai sword silences fear and guides the family toward a new belief.
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Japan
Tapon
Heath
Ic Tapnese
Colina
Boris
House of Death
Zerous
Bilery Sedgwick
The
Atinnile Monthly
Doping Out the Slogan Story Read to Class of Boys
A teacher read All Burn and the Forty Thieves to her class of boys. The fragment mentions a slogan and the reading context, hinting at classroom discussion and the story’s themes.
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Arisiida Briand
Cocherel
Hia
M. Briand
Aplover
Aver
Neuve
Germany
Frank B. Kellogg
United States of Europe
Erland
United States
John Philip Songa
Monster
March King
Magle
Great Lakes
Natalie
Bnwoh
Open cave entrance sparks curious student exchange
A fragment from a story notes a girl prompting a response about opening a cave entrance. A child ally of Min responds with a playful line, “Open, 63 mel,” as the scene unfolds in a sliced journal entry.
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Ali Baha
Mumbled Exchange Echoes Through Rural Enquirer
An obscure fragment from the Enquirer shows a dialogue about trust and judgment, with phrases like do you take this man for a teller of worse and she remarks he could not be worse, indicating a cautious, reflective tone about a local figure.
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Uinefamall Enquirer
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Luton
North Ds Dakota
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Ores & Cneftey
Christian Peper Tobacco CO
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Louise
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Rinsolo
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