Time for caution on Far East policy amid Tientsin tension
The piece argues the United States should pursue cautious action as Britain and France face Japanese pressure in Tientsin. It notes growing tension, potential for US interests to be at stake, and favors Britain and France resolving issues without US military involvement. It also hints at possible German Italian backing for Japan and mentions a shift in air training programs.
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Great Britain
France
United States
Tientsin
Britain
America
China
Orient
Japan
Berlin
Rome
Germany
Italy
State Department
Submarines Face Safety Challenge After Squalus Thetis Phenix
An editorial notes three submarine disasters in a month Squalus Thetis and Phenix mark dangers of undersea craft. It urges engineers to develop safer designs and predicts improved safety devices ahead as nations study lessons from the losses.
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United States
Great Britain
Phenix
China Sea
Wilh
United States Navy
Gra'ma Type Is Passing Festival Debate
Springfield readers lament the vanishing gra'ma figure once confined to home life. Officials note no older woman remains who fits the traditional role and argue grandmothers should be free to pursue interests beyond domestic duties.
Gimmicks and Gorgonzola in Training Quarters
A fragment notes a shift in how athletic performers are described from low brows to more sensational terms. The text hints at rivalries and training quarters where the battles are described as heated.
Galento Ready to Challenge Louis in Eager Hype
A lively column notes Tony Galento slang and bravado as he prepares to fight Joe Louis. The piece mocks boxing bravado, cites public nerves about global crises, and questions gimmicks in boxing while predicting Louis’s likelihood to win. It mentions Teetotaler Tony, Schmeling, and German critics amid wartime sentiment.
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Antonio Galento
Tony
Galento
Joe Louis
Herr Hiteler
Joe Jacobs
Teetotaler
Maxie Schmeling
Hitler
America
Mr. Galento
Joe Javis
Eleanor Roosevelt as columnist and first lady witness to royal visit
A columnist notes Eleanor Roosevelt doubles as journalist, recounting royal visit events at Mrs James Roosevelt's Hui son estate. Incidents include a tipped serving table and a poolside stumble, while the butler falls with a tray of drinks as the royals depart, with impassive reaction from Their Majesties.
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Eleanor Roosevelt
James Roosevelt
Mayers
Grover Whalen
Tax conscious shift clashes with broadening of base
A presidential remark signals tax base widening but notes gains may come from making more people tax conscious. The income base likely remains, with both parties wary of changing it while in power. Exemption tweaks under Roosevelt plans could yield little revenue but shape public opinion. Governor Stark visits the White House amid broad tax debates.
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Roosevelt
Sentence Sermons by Reverend How Yo Smith D 1 Pastor
Fragmentary OCR presents Reverend How Yo Smith delivering sermon snippets on timing faith and caution. The disjointed text references a church and rustic maxims about laughter thinking prayer faith caution conservatism and weight. It ends with stray garbled lines and what appears to be an address.
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How Yo Smith
San Marino Heralds Its Oldest Republic’s Quiet Endurance
The Haskin Letter surveys San Marino as a tiny, enduring enclave surrounded by Italy. It notes its population around 15,000, continuous self rule since the fourth century, and a history shaped by missionary founders Marino and Leo. The piece extols its isolation, republican stability, and long libertarian tradition amid wider European upheaval.
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Washington
D. C
San Marino
Europe
Haly
Adriatic
Italy
Tavenna
Pesaro
Apanninas
Monte TiHavo
Republic
Mussolini
Capavsion
Onn
Lhasa
Aesrim
Marino
Mitte
Aan Marloo
Nangta
Eich Han
Isarie
Niinie
Savahi Republic
Camo
Arve
Lia
Ghriat
Ignaon
Rhaim
Waying Ostatia
Tileno Land
Barberiany
Republi
Addison
Commonwealth of Han Marino
Famililes
San Marino's Republic Structures Emphasize Liberty
Fragmented text discusses diverse figures and ideals, with references to rulers and political concepts. It describes San Marino's republic form, its councilors and regent captains, and outlines citizenship duties, annual elections, and public administration, noting liberty as a key emblem amid a broader, shifting global discourse.
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Esample
Florence
Athens
San Mario
Vasa
Phoreanurcea
Republic
Republic of
San Marino
Questions and Answers From a Bygone Bureau of Information
Q A reader asks about naval salutes the origin of Guai lati guns and the difference between a territory and a possession. The piece includes anecdotes about Governor Johnson and a girl’s remark, plus notes on white spots under nails and a Virginia-Portugal origin tale, with references to 1875 naval customs and the Canterbury Pilgrims.
President Roosevelt and the Army’s Peace Time Role
The Billings Gazette argues that Roosevelt’s emphasis on peacetime military value shows the army’s constructive work. It credits engineers with roads, aviation barriers, and food control, noting peaceful contributions to wealth and health, while defending defense as a national safeguard.
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Roosevelt
Addremaing
United Sintra Military Academy
Corps of Engineers
Narce
Billings Gazette
Washington Column on Milk Prices and Antitrust Action
BUUCE CATTON discusses New Deal policy on milk pricing and antitrust actions. He explains price fixing, fixed minimum prices, and the elimination of competition as goals in milk marketing, noting Supreme Court rulings and Chicago indictments. He warns about consumer impact and the balancing act between producer benefits and consumer costs.
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Wankington
Department of Agriculture
Departiment of
Insce
Supreme Court
Department of Agriculturs & Green
Okuying
Antitrust Division
Chicago
Langer
Anti-Trust
Tims
Secretary of Agriculture
Adt-Teuar
The Family Doctor On Fat Digestion And Diet Choices
The excerpt discusses fat intake differences by occupation and metabolism, noting high calorie needs for outdoor workers and varying fat and carbohydrate proportions. It cites studies on calories, fat digestion, and the impact of fats on digestion, with examples from laborers and women.
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