Hitler Strategy Reimagined Amid War Fears
The piece discusses potential German wartime moves, including a blitz through neutral states, Mussolini’s role, and previous World War tactics. It compares current British resilience to past near-siege moments and notes rising concerns over moral motivation to resist aggression.
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Hitler
Scandinavia
Mussolini
Africa
Erith
North Sea
Mediterranean
Orway
Sisera
Rea
Ger
The Baby Edition and a Call for Higher Wisdom
The Enterprise presents its annual baby edition with photo spreads and expert articles for parents. It reflects on wisdom from Paul and biblical figures while criticizing a ruthless European regime and urging steadfast faith to counter evil.
Broadway First Nights Stir Audiences in New York
Walter Winchell reviews the New York scene with Robert E. Sherwood's There Shall Be No Night as a dramatic center. He notes strong performances by the Lunts and mixed reactions to recent plays and film releases, including Grey Farm and Out From Under.
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New York
Robert E. Sherwood
Finland
Saroyan
Mike Romanoff
Playwrights
Walter Huston
Jessie Royce Landis
John Anderson
Grey Farm
Terrence Rattigan
Hector Bolitho
London
Oscar Homolka
Brock Pemberton
Goebbel
Norway
Henries
Dr. Smith
Punxsutawney
Palo Alto
Ramona
Whiteman
Jimmy Shields
Buddy Clark
Crosby
April
Marion Claire
Marion
Raymond Clapper
Washington
Clapper
Propagan
Sec. A
Citizens reform view on tariffs and trade pacts
The piece argues the public rejects high tariffs, praising reciprocal trade agreements. It suggests Republicans should abandon special privilege promises and show loyalty, fighting a strong, unimpeded political line in the face of tariff debates.
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Difgley
Smoot-Hawley
Republican Party
Wisdom and Weapons in Solomon's Reign
A discourse on Solomon showing both wisdom and folly. The text notes his request for understanding, his peaceful persuasion over war, and the contrast with his later disillusionment and calls to remember the Creator in youth. It reflects on biblical lines about vanity and prudent leadership.
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Solomon
Israel
David
Notable quotes and quips from wartime era briefings
A collection of remarks from public figures on topics from leadership and industry to prohibition and naval power. The notes include Alfred Duff Cooper on backing Hitler, Leonard Ayers on industrial output, Arthur Scaife on newspaper advertising, Roger Babson on prohibition, Taussig on naval needs, and a light hearted honeymoon joke.
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Arthur L. Scaife
General Electric
Roger W. Babson
Prohibition Party
The Old Plank Road Regarding Rules
A reflection on rules and rules versus morality. Rules can guide but may hinder justice if enforced without context. Examples from scripture and literature show how strict rule following can mask insincerity, while progress often comes from disobedience to petty regulations.
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Christ
Asian Odyssey and Jam For Breakfast Book Reviews
A review highlights Dmitri Alioshin’s Asian Odyssey as a harrowing wartime trek from Harbin to home via Siberia Mongolia and the Gobi Desert with Red White and Baron Ungern dangers. It contrasts Winifred Halsted’s Jam For Breakfast a light rural tale about a New Yorker finding love on a chicken farm and a cast of quirky characters.
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Dmitri Aloshin
New York
Henry Holt and Co
Harbin
Manchuria
Siberia
Kolchak
Dmitri Alioshin
Red Army
Mongolia
Baron Ungern
Gobi Desert
China
Winifred Halsted
H. C. Kinsey & Co.,, Inc
Miss Halsted
Nicholas
Eliza
Joe
Father Divine
Father Nicholas
Casey at the Bat Poem Recited By Tom Hall in North Carolina
A city salesman Tom Hall recalls playing childhood baseball and shares a reading of Casey at the Bat. He notes DeWolfe Hopper’s performance and presents a portion of the poem describing Casey’s final strike out for Mudville.
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Tom Hall
May
Tom
Borneo
North Carolina
Dan
Beersheba
Casey
DeWolfe Hopper
Greensboro
Hopper
Mudville
Lord's Day vs Sabbath: a call to keep Sunday holy
The writer argues that Jesus fulfilled the law, making Sunday the sacred Lord's Day for Christians while the Israelite Sabbath remains a memorial of deliverance. He laments modern Western Sunday leisure activities and urges ministers to oppose what he calls the desecration of the Lord's Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Egypt
Israel
America
Alasper Yorick Named After Shakespeare Hero
A humorous dialogue reveals the child Alasper Yorick, named to honor a Shakespearean hero. The mother explains the clever link to Yorick and the famous graveyard scene, noting the playful reasoning behind the unusual given name.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alasper Smith
Alasper Yorick
Transformation from Goodwill to Hate Cited as Modern Tragedy
Rabbi Lewis L Newman of New York laments the shift of men of good will into men of hate, calling it a major tragedy of our times. The remark reflects concern over rising intolerance and violence in contemporary society.
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Nary
England
France
Hitler
Assolini
Balkans
Germany
New York Times
Lewis L Newman
New York
Beecher's Sermon Meets President Van Buren
In Indianapolis Martin Van Buren visits Beecher's church after his Sunday plans. Beecher says he would preach to him as to any sinner. The President attends the service and later remarks about the preacher's sermon trace a sharp but humorous exchange.
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Alice Roosevelt Longworth
Sen. Taft
Ben Franklin
Weekly
Shaw
Alice
Paul Gallico
Hiram
Cosmopolitan
Pare Lorentz
Hollywood
McCall’s
Gay Paree
Fortune
Seine
Bowie
Paul Edward Miller
Henry Ward Beecher
Indianapolis
Martin van Buren
Mr. Beecher
Beecher
Christian Science Monitor
Howlers A Monologue Explores Two Person Dialogue
A monologue is described as a conversation between two people such as a man and wife. A worm resembling a shaved caterpillar is noted as a peculiar image. An oil-cloth petroleum product covers floors. Lighthouse keepers are noted for limited gardening chances. A buttress is defined as a dairymaid who makes butter.
Thoughtful Faith Leader Voices on Violence
Reverend Ja Sizoo, a New York minister, reflects on the deadly impact of ideas versus bullets, urging conscience and action in a world troubled by conflict.
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Ja Sizoo
New York
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