The Early Life of Adolf Hitler A Look at His Struggles
The piece recounts Hitler born in 1889 near the Bavarian border, his failed art ambitions in Vienna, poverty including hotel lodging and monastery meals, and his early political speeches while scraping by. It notes his wartime service as a corporal and his late shift to government ideas.
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Adolf Hitler
Jesson
Germany
Adolf
Vienna
The
Academy of Art
Hetty Wells
WIN Service
Father Divine and His Harlem Ministry at Height of Power
A detailed profile of George Baker who calls himself Father Divine or God. The piece traces his rise from Baltimore hedge trimmer to leader of a Harlem religious movement with thousands of followers, extensions in Bridgeport Newark Jersey City and Baltimore, and a reported weekly income of about ten thousand dollars. It notes his lack of personal property and the large number of Angels and Children in his flock.
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New York City
Harlem
God
George Baker
Baltimore
Father
South
New York
Father Divine
Goa
Ruth Rachel
Hozanna Love
Frank Incense
Angels
Heaven
Heavens
Bridgeport
Jersey City
Newark
Fossil Plants Saved in Region of Black Hills
Yale professor G R Wieland announces a national museum will be built in the southern Black Hills of South Dakota to house a rich petrified forest. The area includes 120 million year old formations and flowering cycads, with final museum development pegged at 65000 dollars.
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New Haven
Conn
Black Hills
South Dakota
G. R. Wieland
Yale University
Congress
Wieland
Favor Polka Dots Highlight Fossil Cycad Exhibit Plans
The article notes a CCC aided quarrying effort yielding over a ton of well preserved cycad fossils unseen in a century. Wieland says the unaltered specimens offer rare Exhibit potential at a field museum tied to the monument with Yale architecture students designing display plans.
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CCC
Wieland
Department of Architecture
Yale School of Fine Arts
Coin Flip Decides Bride in Butte Mont
A man sought a marriage license in Butte Montana with two women present a blonde and a brunette. He flipped a coin to choose between them with the blonde winning heads and the brunette tails. The clerk verified the selection and issued the license.
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Butte, Mont
Consider the Lilies and the Garden Wisdom
The passage links flowers to a spiritual power beyond art and literature and urges close observation of nature as a path to creativity. It notes that modern civilization is noisy and cites garden lessons amid reflections on the natural world and artistic expression.
Sweden's Prime Minister Hansson Seen at Home Study
Premier Per Albin Hansson of Sweden sits at his writing table in Stockholm. The background shows crowded bookshelves reflecting his scholarly bent and noted studies in economics.
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Per Albin Hansson
Sweden
Stockholm
The Lily Teaches Obedience as Liberty
A Western Newspaper Union piece extols the lily's noiseless growth to argue that obedience to natural and moral laws yields liberty and growth. It cites Emerson on surrender to a great ideal and urges selfless service as the path to personal refinement and opportunity creation.
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Emerson
Chippendale Chairs and Home Linen Tips Merge in One Column
A lighthearted column blends household tips with notes on 18th century furniture maker Thomas Chippendale. The piece offers practical sheet sizing guidance and maintenance advice, followed by a concise portrait of Chippendale’s diverse designs and enduring style.
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England
Thomas Chippendale
Sarah Lockwood
Chippendale
Public Gets Art From Banker Jules S Bache
Jules S Bache a New York banker donates his $20 million collection of classic art to the public. The collection, featuring works by Italian Flemish French Dutch German and English masters, will be housed in Mr Baches New York home and permanently endowed.
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Jules S. Bache
Mr. Bache
New York
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