Fifth Column Evidence and Lost Library Fragments
A long report outlines Nazi fifth column operations in the United States with documentary evidence linking consulates and propaganda outfits to anti defense actions. It names Dr. Manfreid Zapp and several implicated consuls, and notes a secret fascist network including the German-American Bund and Ku Klux Klan.
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Dies
Aftic
U. S
Germany
State Department
Department
Berlin
U. S.axia
Great Britain
Fuhrer
Manfreid Zapp
Trans-Ocean News Service
New York
Washington
Zapp
South Africa
Fritz Wiedemann
San Francisco
Herbert Scholz
Boston
Scholz
Friedrich Ernst Auhaugen
American Fellowship Forum
Los Angeles
Japan
Anhaugen
Bund
Ku Klux Klan
The Preacher Call and Message of John the Baptist
Four centuries of silence end as Luke 2 3 8 14 and 17 outline Johns call and character. God finds a humble rugged messenger in the wilderness to prepare the way for Christ and call for repentance through baptism. Jesus then receives baptism, heaven proclaims him beloved son, and the scene links to Hebrews on a high priest who intercedes.
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Malachi
God
Isaiah
John
Rome
Jerusalem
Christ
Jesus
Quiz Questions on Science History and Language
Questions cover biology backbone animals cyclone wind directions at Lincoln deathbed quote central figure in The Man Without a Country etiology of quinine meaning Falangista Arabic proverb continuation estuary definitions and whether ants have animal production systems
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Lincoln
Answers The 1 2 3 4 3 46 1 8 0 These ants
The text lists scattered answers and clues covering varied topics from biology to history and geography. It mentions invertebrates, counterclockwise, Edwin M Stanton, Philip Nolan, cinchona bark, a Spanish Falange member, a quote to avoid someone, a river, and a note about ants tending aphids and defending their herds.
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Edwin M. Stanton
Philip Nolan
Falange Espanola Tradicionalista
Spain
Two Piece Fashion Then and Now On Campus This Fall
A preview notes the THs two piece outfits with a tailored blouse and large collar, long points, action back, and link cuffs paired with a smart flaring skirt No 8768 plus a narrow feather belt. Also includes odd historical notes on banks moving towns, the Bank of Morocco discovery, prison maintenance payments in Michigan, and a list of unusual sugars.
Kellogg's All-Bran Promotes Regularity And Health
An old advertisement urges readers to prevent constipation by adding Kellogg's All-Bran to meals. It claims bulk supports regularity, reduces headaches from constipation, and notes to drink water and consult a physician if chronic. Made by Kellogg's in Battle Creek.
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Kellogg's
Kellogg’s
Battle Creek
The Shame Poverty is Not a Shame Quote
A compact aphorism notes that poverty itself carries no shame while feeling ashamed of poverty does. Attributed to Thomas Fuller, the saying emphasizes dignity in hardship and critique of stigma.
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Thomas Fuller
Jolly World Jokes and Snapshots
A string of quips and witticisms about proposals, jail time, car gifts, and aging, punctuated by playful banter. The piece showcases light humor on relationships, fame, and daily life with lighthearted one liners and puns.
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Washington, D.C
Georgia
Arty Air Corps
New Orleans
West Palm Beach
Fla
Tallahassee
Augusta
Henri Haye
France
Prince Colonna
Italy
Czechoslovakia
Hugh Johnson
NRA
Elliott Roosevelt
Air Corps
Johnson
Kilbourne Johnston
Army
Selective Service Administrator
Barnarr MacFadden
Florida
Ahdlorida Senate
Aarold L. Lundquist
D. D. Jean
The
Moody Bible Institute
Western Newsguper Union
Eee
International Council of Religious Education
John the Baptist
Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Prison Board
Bank of
Morocco
Indiana
Michigan
Collier's
Solon
Jane
Ons
Meno
BAYER
Bayer Ampia
Bayer Aghisin
Aspirin
Shakespeare
Kuga
Pinkham
Pickham
Comeuna
Balpad
Tony” Perry
Prince Albert
DT Agli
Teaypolts Tob, Os
Wlastodd Balen
Olga
P.a.t Charley Denton
Engui Kian Ferry
Eavant
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