Road Slaughter Tops War Losses
Ashington, Earl Godwin reports on rising U.S. traffic deaths surpassing wartime losses. The piece compares historical casualty figures, criticizes safety lapses, and notes political debate on enforcement, federal standards, and public policy amid a depression era mood. It cites estimates of fatalities and discusses government roles in reform and driver behavior.
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Vent Safety
Cowie
The Siege of Jerusalem in Nebuchadnezzar's Time
The lesson outlines the siege of Jerusalem under Nebuchadnezzar, describing the time, methods, and famine that followed. It discusses Zedekiah's flight and fate at Riblah, the destruction of the city including the temple and king's house, and the removal of temple furniture to Babylon, with notes on exile and divine judgment.
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Experience In Youth And Age Reflect On Selflessness
A compact reflection noting that youth teaches self reliance while aging reveals limits in helping others. The line suggests wisdom grows from experience, but stresses incommunicable insight.
A Good Man It is better for w wiy to be governed by a good man
A fragment from Avigtotla quotes a saying that it is better to be governed by a virtuous ruler than by good laws, reflecting a moral stance on leadership and governance. The garbled text preserves the core contrast between character and legal framework.
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Repulilain
Bulding
Nawapaper Union
Natura Nature power stand a stil
The fragment notes a stylistic line with archaic phrasing about nature and stillness attributed to Dore, suggesting a literary or historical quotation without clear event or attribution beyond the author reference.
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Dore
Nature's Ice Box O K Keeps Food 33 Years
A Washington Post report notes that a Norse explorer's long stored provisions, placed in 1902 in the South Colnt region, were found edible after 33 years. Dr Dane Coman, a dietician with the Lincoln Edlaworth-Sir Hobert Wilkins expedition, comments on Cold storage resilience.
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Nature’s Ice Box O. K
Antarctic
Dane Coman
Lincoln Edlaworth
Sir Hobert
A Threat That No Man Shall Reupng He Rows
A fragmentary phrase suggests a menacing warning framed as a threat rather than a pledge. The garbled wording hints at a stubborn assertion of dominance, yet lacks clear names, places, dates, or concrete actions to anchor a full report.
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Rowslyton
Cannibalism Claim Tied to Laurel Indian Mound Findings
Lloyd A Wilford of the University of Minnesota argues cannibalism existed among American Indians. He cites Laurel mound skeletons showing crushing of bones to drain marrow, suggesting use for food or tanning purposes.
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Lloyd A. Wilford
University of Minnesota
Laurel
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