Moving London: Royal Visit Shapes Canada’s Perceived Rule
The piece argues Britain’s empire history, its maritime strength, and the idea of Canada possibly hosting a future seat of empire. It notes royals’ Canada visit as a symbol of kingship and hints at periodic returns, while pondering imperial fate and Canada’s role in a shifting world order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canada
George
Dominion
Spain
Britannia
Europe
Asia
India
Scandals of the Bench Highlight Judicial Accountability
An overview notes a year of high profile judge scandals in New York and nationwide. Resignations and firings follow amid corruption charges, including federal and state judges, with Martin T. Manton convicted. The piece emphasizes a robust system that uncovers wrongdoings and enforces punishment, citing the New York Post on accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beiur Tret
Martin T. Manton
United States
The
New York Post
Tragedy of Paderewski Ends Concert Tour
Ignace Paderewski collapsed from a heart attack at Madison Square Garden during a nationwide tour attended by about 14 000 people. The 79 year old pianist, after a rapid decline, is aboard the Normandie returning to his Swiss retreat and may never perform publicly again while facing debt and financial strain from his once generous earnings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ignace Jan Paderewski
Madiaun Square Garden
Normandie
Paderewski
Poland
Bonus Delegate System on Democratic National Convention
The proposal would award bonus delegates to states and districts showing strong support in prior elections. A state backing the party would gain three extra delegates, while each congressional district with a margin over ten thousand votes for the party’s congressional candidate would receive an additional delegate. Delegates for the 1940 Democratic National Convention are to be chosen under this plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Southern delegates and party policy debate in the convention
The text discusses southern delegates gaining influence at the convention and the potential shift in party policies. It questions whether southern representation would be fair and notes past uses of Republican delegates by party bosses. Senator Vanderberg is mentioned regarding a presidential candidate pledge to serve out a term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Vanderberg
Moyway
Industsiat Iehor
Ana
Mfant
Atagadiean
Korerabumit Sponddiis
Free Money and Debt Told by Industrial News Review
The Industrial News Review of Portland argues there is no free money. A United States senator is quoted warning that taxes fund Uncle Sam who only returns a fragment. The piece cites rising public debt, Roosevelt's projection of 44.458 billion by 1940, and interest consuming about 20 cents of each tax dollar. It also notes Florida legislature and Maghal rulings trivia with unclear context.
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Industrial News Review of
Portland
United States
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Salazar's stance eyed as war threat looms Portugal neutrality debated
Fragmented clippings discuss Portugal under Salazar amid WWII, noting doubts over Lisbon's loyalties. The piece cites The Living Age on avoiding ideological blocs and ponders Portugal's possible shifts. It also touches on German cosmetic workers, economics, and various miscellaneous notes from a noisy column.
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Portugal
London
Lisbon
Antonio Salazar
Living Age
Salanar
Propaganda criticism from postwar editors
The excerpt cites John Haynes Molmen and a New York Mirror remark on propaganda after World War I. It notes public appetite for sensational claims, citing a British publisher offering a reward for evidence of Belgian maimed children and the Pope’s threatened protest, while asserting little proof existed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Haynes Molmen
Gohady
New York Mirror
Administration Changes Mention in County News
APhillips County News letter argues for a presidential administration change, criticizing Roosevelt's handling of industry and unemployment. The writer predicts possible one term and national doubt while praising a potential successor and warning against continued stagnation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
Ulm
Phliliipa
Sentence Sermons by Reverend Roy L Smith
A collection framing virtues as traits of character. Each line offers a concise maxim on humor patriotism piety courage progress greatness and prosperity. Copyright text appears at the end referencing a 1230 date and a Newa Syrdvcate Cu imprint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newa Syrdvcate
Tar
Wild fauna decline in Africa amid civilization legacy
The Haskin Letter notes a long standing belief that Africa and South Africa hold vast wildlife. It traces how early explorers and settlers observed abundant game, but civilization has drastically reduced wild animals. Much indigenous fauna now survives mainly on reserves in Bechuanaland, Zululand, and the Jeanavael region, with some species near extinction risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D.C
Africa
South Africa
Julian van Relbeeck
Cape Province
Vonuert
Tabla
Bechuanaland
Zululand
South Africa's rich fauna and conservation efforts outlined
An extensive survey describes South Africa's wildlife from small mammals to large predators. It notes diversity across regions, the distribution of elephants, lions, cheetahs, gazelles, and birds, and highlights Kruger Park and Bechuanaland protections, hunting pressures, and the impact of colonial expansion on wildlife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ungalatu
Avelard
Routh Africa
Gaye Andie Transvaal
Limpopo
Bechuanaland
Kroger
Transvaal Low Weld
Rechitannland
Thar Ray
Agnes
Cape
Natal
Praagvan
Europe
Katabart
Africk
Debated Spending Across Congress Shapes Public Policy
The piece argues that public opposition to government spending is overstated and that Congress, aided by leaders like Senator Vandenberg, has advanced expansive New Deal style programs. It cites the Florida ship canal defeat as a rare exception and discusses fears of permanent expansion beyond relief measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Byrne Ture
Hia
Ageings Congress
Gant
Florina Ship Canal
Vandenberg
Senate
Undenberg
Finvida Canal
Meo Henle
The Family Doctor and Child Development
A magazine piece discusses pediatric mental and physical development, focusing on inheritance, nervous system discovery, and the role of parents and physicians. It cautions against neglect and emphasizes early supervision, education, and balanced medical care to prevent developmental issues and avoid stigma or misjudgment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sehoal
Constant Failare
Fark
Uinderstanding
Ding
Dnaibearney
New York Production of Pygmalion Cast Details
Answers include the Park Theatre opening October 1 1914 with Mrs Patrick Campbell Philip Merivale and Edmund Gurney and a Guild Theatre production opening November 15 1926 with Lillian Fontaine, Reginald Marsh Helen Wardley Henry Travers and Merle Mercey.
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New York
Pygmalion
Ping
Park Theater
New York City
Patrick Camyonhell
Philp Meriynic
Edmund Gurney
Lytin Fontanne
Teginaia Magan
Helen Weatley
Henry Travere
Meryl Mercey
Justin Marshall
bin Fature
Thoman Marshall
Bricka
aAlout
Franklin
Fort Bling
Wilan
Hilen
Apstat
Renoval
Army
Linton Forery
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Moving London
Toursima Tech Girls
Chardlate Pier
Florida
Jegilature
Reno
Rollins
Rhal
Chiarles Nraaler
Ws Iliinal Review
Melon Ag
Itelala
Mes Jabiles Alekeia
Filler
Pia
Bon Rafael
Cal
Finhermen
Iran
KUL
Undertakers
Nat
By Herblock
Roy L. Smith
M. F. Church
Haskin
Bs Freultig
Haskin Althor
American Governoi
Mbilly
Arthurs Vanienberg
Macht
Veter Marshal Tes
Presbyterian General Assembly
Cleveland
Craver Bergdorf
Germany
Agra
Soudwest Cape
Micaus
Golecrva
Tyresh Waite Teh
Anany
Kruger Park
Soul Africa
Ihava
Walter
SPE
Lippmann
Tuapayer
Ruston
Beth
Peter Hat
Ay DE Morris Eemmkey
Filtin
Aeperican Stediea
Axsnviath Atyetene
Meaty Magazine
Moturis Pishieedy Calor
Depper Rupervision
Inari
Senet
Kiev
de Rondo
Rasta
Wort
Loulm Star
Tinos
Pasciat
Philadeinaia
Camp Concordia
Belheind
Fort Biles
Department of Agriculture
Otto Merennthaler
Willmare
Hrrhries
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