Diplomatic Papers to 1920 Published
Washington reports the ongoing release of Foreign Relations of the United States up to 1920. State department historians publish exhumations of diplomatic correspondence with foreign capitals, noting delays for permissions and strict rules on omissions and alterations.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Department of State
Russia
Jared Sparks
Francis Wharton
Neighbor tips for birds and home care from old column
A reader offers garden advice to attract hummingbirds with honey suckles delphiniums and garden vines. It also shares kitchen substitutes like butter for olive oil salad dressings and wax paper to prevent cake sticking.
Heroism by Leonard A Barrett
A dramatic moral tale from Holy Writ follows a poor discouraged man leaving a small town for the city. He is attacked by thieves and left near death. Three passersby encounter him. the first ignores, the second shows interest, and the third offers aid though the outcome remains unseen.
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Holy Writ
The Third Man Sees What Others Miss
A tale contrasts three passersby to a wounded man. The third man stops, carries him to an inn, pays for lodgings, and vows more on return. He seems moved by a shared hardship, a deep sympathy that transcends mere pity, inspiring sacrifice and love. Western Newspaper Union. Also notes a home craft tip for nursery wall displays using molding and varnish.
Care of Utensils and Fine Handles in Stainless Steel
Household guidance discusses the shift to stainless steel in kitchen utensils and the labor saved. It warns against scouring and hot water on handles, notes ivory and pearl handles’ fragility, and urges careful use to prevent cracking, warping, or finish damage. It also covers cigarette smoking hazards to furniture finishes and emphasizes prudent ashtray placement and careful disposal.
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H&e
Bell Syndicate
WNU Service
Husband stamps clothes to prevent wife pawning them
London court heard William Scott claim his wife pawned almost all items as he described a rubber stamp bearing his name and the warning Not to be sold or pledged. Judge Owen Thompson ordered a retrial after Scott said he had forbid pledging his credit.
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London
William Scott
Scott
Owen Thompson
The Big Black Legion and Rise of Birth Plans
A Brisbane column surveys the Black Legion and its brutal agenda including plans to murder and purge Catholics Jews and Blacks while seeking a dictatorship. It notes Moscow Britain and Germany urging larger families and a shift in national demography amid looming war fears.
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Black Legion
U.S
Madam Roland
Arthur Brisbane
Russid
Mussolini
Stalin
Moscow
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