Pinchot Fears Evans Bill Threatening National Forest Lands
Governor Pinchot warns the Evans bill would hand control of vast public lands to five state boards, risking venality and mismanagement. The plan could alter acres of forests and military and reservoir sites, undo decades of conservation work, and threaten Roosevelt era protections.
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Color coating candidates reflect homespun voter mood
The piece notes a belief that U S voters prefer candidates who show homespun honesty and spiritual kinship with Lincoln and Jackson rather than smooth political operatives, shaping campaign advertising and candidate image.
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Alfalfa Bill Murray Seeks National Standing for White House
The article portrays Alfalfa Bill Murray as a national contender for the presidency. It also mentions Melvin A. Traylor of Chicago as a Democratic hopeful, noting his banking career and a biographical rumor chain meant to counter his perceived handicap as a big city banker.
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Easter Victory Over Death Through Christ’s Resurrection
The article reflects on Easter as the triumph of Jesus over death and the promise of eternal life for believers. It emphasizes the Cross as the proof of Jesus’s sacrificial love and calls Christians to emulate a Christ like life, noting ongoing opportunities and need for service two millennia later.
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Easter Date Debate and Calendar Reform Across Nations
The article surveys efforts to fix Easter date for a universal calendar and its implications for church authority and civil life. It notes varied proposals from the Church of England to the German Reichstag, and explains lunar and solar factors in determining Easter. It highlights the political and religious tensions of stabilizing a movable feast.
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Rome
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Slorifying Yourself Slorifying Yourself
A mixed column offering neck exercise tips to prevent sagging, followed by personal reflections on aging news habits and recent obituaries, then book reviews and literary notices highlighting authors, publishers, and upcoming works with brief critiques and context.
Churches Take Charge as Easter Stabilization Moves On
The churches now oversee Easter stabilization with secular bodies like the League of Nations weighing in. Most Christian denominations show willingness to accept the reform, while the main hurdle is the absence of suitable ecclesiastical machinery to implement it. The push dates back to Pope Gregory's 1582 calendar reform and earlier centuries.
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Rena Coletrane Hedrick
League of Nations
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Letters on Tax Confiscation and Moratorium Demanded
The writer appeals for a moratorium on tax seizures and ex post facto relief for property owners in crisis. He cites bank failures and harsh enforcement by City Fathers and County Commissioners, urging legislative action to prevent widespread poverty and allow time for repayment. N. A. Greensboro, N C. Charles L Van Noppen.
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Subway Builds Anti-death Traps on New Extensions
AP reports London subway extensions include anti death by own action traps. These trenches run beneath the rails along platform lengths to catch and prevent suicides and accidental falls, aiming to reduce harm on the line.
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Butler to Publish Across the Busy Years Memoir
Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, plans a collection of personal reminiscences to be published by Charles Scribner's Sons titled Across the Busy Years after completion.
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Charles Scribner's Sons
Heineman
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United States
John
Ada Galsworthy
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Charles Scribner’s Sons
Restless Heads and the Cabell Name Pronunciation
A remark on pronouncing the name Branch Cabell stressing the Cab portion. It notes potential confusion with similar sounds and mentions James Branch Cabell in the context of linguistic guidance for authors and readers.
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