World events shift as primary results surge for Smith
The piece notes Franklin D. Roosevelt facing delegates in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania where Al Smith swept much of the delegation. It details shifts in Republican plans, suppression of anti-prohibition, and party dynamics. It also covers Hoover era events, governors' conferences, and a stock exchange probe led by La Guardia.
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Franklin D. Roosevelt
Massachusetts
al. Smith
Pennsylvania
New York
Smith
Philadelphia
Emovement
Republica Convendion
Pin‘chat
Klean
Louis E- Meden
Hoover
Europe
Freond
Washington
Claude G. Bowers
White House
F. H. la Guardia
Senate Banking Committee
New York Stock Exchange
Eiteber
la Guardia
The
New Yorker
Savage Arms
Maxwell Motors
Pore of
Simms Petroleum
A. Newton Plutomer
Institute of Economic Research
Plummer
Stock Exchange
Gummer
Norbeck
Benator
Couzens
Michigay
Trade Between Brothers The Lesson Theme
A long religious text outlines Genesis 26 with focus on Rebekah and Isaac, Esau and Jacob. It discusses individuality, parental favoritism, birthright and the elder serving the younger as part of a moral teaching on appetites, cunning, and rightful outcomes in family lineage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isine
Rebekah
Isaac
Esau
Jacob
Boye
Ayen
Klamollar
Dintreus
Random Reflections On Heat Moments And Other Worlds
A brief musing notes that our bright heat moments feel like glimpses of another world. The speaker suggests these moments can seem almost real but remain part of present experience.
Sabbath Day of Rest and Worship Through the Ages
The article traces Sabbath origins from Jewish observance to Christian practice. It notes the Fourth Commandment's Sabbath, early Christians keeping both days, Constantine's 321 decree promoting rest on the venerable day, and the shift toward Sunday as Lord's Day as church growth strengthened.
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Te Toman Cipperar Constantine Bn
Elgil
Antina
Chefatinny
How One Man Lost 22 Pounds
Detroit reader Herman Rankls shares a testimonial claiming Kruschen Salts dissolved rheumatic symptoms and helped him lose 22 pounds in four weeks. He advises taking half a teaspoon in hot water each morning before breakfast. He praises the product’s value and promises overall health benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Rankls
Detroit
Nak
Gavel Preserved Wood Tied to Ancient Volcanic Event
A wooden gavel sent to Dr Walter W. Ham a president of a Missouri society is claimed to be the oldest living petrified wood on the continent. The piece supposedly dates back thousands of years to a volcanic eruption near what became a canyon east of Eugene Oregon. A volcanic stream created a dam and lake fostering preserved trees with natural robs and a pungent odor from cutting.
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Walter Wi Hama
Dalveraghy
Missouri
Eugene
Ore
Madeup Canyon
Montreal, Herald
Practical Eugenics and the Strasbourg Marriage Experiment
A doctor in Strasbourg promoted a eugenic settlement pairing men and women under his doctrine. He arranged a site for couples, with 160 modern households formed under strict physical and behavioral criteria. The program drew interest, raised birth rates, and generated generally exemplary civic conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Dachert
Strasbourg
Roison Tanitig
Paying tha Doctor Orah to Doctor Pizen in Hospital
A note mentions Doctor Pizen in hospital care after his wife gave him his own medicine. The fragment hints at mixed up words and circus posters causing confusion among boys about meanings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orah
Pizen
Mercolized Wax Keeps Skin Young and More
A garbled report discusses mercolized wax claimed to keep skin young, mentions dotan acd uae and illreated, and repeats with sporadic references to agate, aligreate, and mus farm. A separate section notes a log, 28 feet long and 14 feet in diameter, weighing 71 feet of cany to move, finally sinking after over two decades at Booth Bid, Woah, with damage to a mill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uae
Heagkine Ditappanr
Hsudan
Columbia
Mi Pond
Booth Bid
Woah
German chemist aims for clear transparent aluminum
Fragmentary note describes a German chemist working on an alloy called transparent aluminum by substituting substances to replicate metal properties while allowing light to pass. Current results show a yellowish tint, with efforts ongoing to remove color and produce a pink or colorless result.
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