Love of country in school and patriotism through time
A small-town man argues America’s current woes stem from eroded patriotism learned in school. He recalls teaching of the flag, My Country ’Tis of Thee, the Gettysburg Address, and the Constitution, urging five to ten minutes daily of patriotic instruction to safeguard the American dream and basic loyalty. He warns against blind partisanship and champions a fundamental patriotism rooted in love of country and national heritage.
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America
Santa and Business Men Push For Safer Tough Toys
Santa Claus presses on with last minute North Pole preparations as toy makers reveal the $250,000,000 annual US toy spend. The piece praises rugged colorful durable toys, smooth edges to prevent injury, and notes parents’ role in demanding safer, long lasting playthings for children.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
U. S
Junior
Santa
Wife hurls defy says a headline
A brisk European commentary notes that defiance shifts from violent shows to subtler symbols. It compares domestic resistance to a wiser approach where a child recognizes its Fatherland, suggesting cultural shifts in how dissent is expressed in Europe.
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Europe
Germany’s bond chisel: Germany buys own debt at cut rates
Ambassador Hugh Wilson cited German schemes to dodge debts by buying back bonds at deep discounts. German investors purchased $500,000,000 of the original $1.2 billion issue for about $100,000,000, slashing American investor values by roughly $400,000,000. The tactic echoes in Chile and Brazil as governments probe similar moves.
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Washington
Germany
Hugh Wilson
Charles Dawes
Owen D. Young
America
Wilson
Austria
United States
U. S
Chile
Brazil
How's Your Health Delage Galdston
Plastic surgery quacks fill ads with false promises claiming happiness and success through facial and body reconstruction. They overcharge and often mutilate, using publicity stunts and dubious stories to lure victims. Genuine physicians and hospitals do not associate with these advertisers.
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So and So
America
Quotes and Odds in Public Life Across Ages
A collection of remark quotes from Henry Mencken Charles Stramski Jr Thomas Vent Dr Francis Herzick and Edward Van Dyne spans politics debts business and aging. The snippets illustrate views on prosperity jail time lobster biology and retirement.
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Charles Stramski, Jr
Grocer
Scranton, Pa
Hounds of Trouble Can't Quite Catch Von Papen
London dispatch chronicles Franz von Papen as a wily German figure known as Old Fox. The piece traces his career from 1914 through his 1933 ascent with Hitler, noting his escapes, alliances, and subsequent roles while portraying him as a surviving Junker who shaded behind power and plot through tumultuous German history.
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von Papen
Germany
London
Franz von Papen
Junker
Westphalia
Washington
France
Syria
Hindenburg
German Republic
Adolf Hitler
Hin
Hitler
Austria
Kurt vonRebuschnige
Berchtesgaden
Red Stork Under New Rules Fills Up Soviet Nurseries
Soviet nurseries rapidly expand to meet rising infant demand as abortion limits and divorce ease drive more working women to motherhood. By end of 1937 permanent and seasonal facilities serve millions, with free care for the lowest wages, while nurseries integrate into daily life and education starts in infancy.
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Moscow
Dee 8
Soviet Union
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