Stay Put Versus Progress In Church And Town
A speaker argues that while Stanley wants the church to stay put, progress requires shedding old methods. He notes business and science advance, and new constructions replace aging buildings as society evolves. The piece reflects on change, modernization, and the tension between tradition and innovation.
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Stanley
Lake Street
Woetera
Date Line Concept in World Map Terms
An explanatory note from 1933 discusses the imaginary Greenwich meridian and the 180th line. It explains how nations deviate the line to avoid splitting countries or islands, preventing global logistical confusion.
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Wort Front
Greenwich
Western Newspeper Union
Taylor's Pitch Shots Revolutionized Early Golf
J H Taylors mastery of mashie pitching transformed scoring by keeping eyes on the ball and pitching for the hole. In 1914 Onimet visited England and praised Taylors accurate play to the pin, noting his method reduced putts.
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J. F. Taylor
Taylor
Onimet
England
Gell Syndicate
WNU S
Boners Noted in Exams Spawn Teacher Laughs
A lighthearted trend has teachers noting humorous boners in student work across exams and essays. Administrators remind educators to keep feedback kind while acknowledging the amusement these moments provide to staff.
The Monroe Doctrine and the age of Tsricles
A muddled note discusses the Monroe Doctrine and foreign arming, speculates on the Age of Tsricles as about forty, admires a painting of two fish named Stil Lige, and misstates the Civil War cause with an Emancipation Proclamation link.
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Tsricles
Estates of Wellington's Spanish lands spared in reform pledge
The Montreal Herald notes the Duke of Wellington’s Spanish estates are not to be confiscated despite an official 861 grandees list tied to agrarian reform. Spain previously rewarded the victor at Salamanca in 1812 and the present duke offered sale to the republic, but tenants remain satisfied with his administration.
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Spain
Salamanca
Republic
Montreal Herald
Broadway Tinsel and TV Stars Stir Rumors in 1940s Gossip
A garbled column surveys Hollywood figures and broadcast personalities. Mentions include John Farrow, Maureen O’Sullivan, Bebe Daniels, Norma Shearer, Eddie Cantor, Jolson, Kate Smith, Julia Heron, and others discussing salaries, stages, bridge games, Europe tours, and career moves amid a wave of deportation gossip and industry intrigue.
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Pheuntonia
al Jolson
Eddie Cantor
Jolson
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