Will Civilization Be Destroyed
In a report from the American College of Surgeons congress Dr Charles B Maro of Rochester Minnesota warns that future wars will be fought by technical experts using air power and explosives. He notes heavy naval spending and questions if societal order dominated by money and size will survive.
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Prosperity and civilization beyond material wealth
The piece argues that a nation’s strength does not rest on wealth, houses, or banks but on spiritual, educational, and cultural values. It critiques equating progress with material indicators and emphasizes education and the cultivation of inner values. It references Doctor Maya and the saying a man’s life is not in possessions.
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Petroleum Uses Traced to Zoroaster Followers
A Washington Star article outlines ancient roots of petroleum use tracing back to Zoroastrian influence. It cites sacred flames in temples built over oil fields and Babylonians using pitch in warfare, and notes the Drake well in 1839 as the United States’ first oil well and a turning point for the modern industry.
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Washington Star
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When the spiritual transcends the material
A 1932 Western Newsraner University piece ponders whether elevating spirit over matter can shield civilization from forces that once reduced other cultures to ashes.
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Western Newsraner Univ
Chihuahua Breed of Dogs Loved by Queen Isabella
A historical note traces the origin of the Chihuahua from royal interest in Queen Isabella of Spain born 1474. It describes small white dogs favored by the queen, later breeding with Mexican dogs under Cortes’s era, and the naming of the breed tied to central Mexico.
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Chihuahua
Jean Guilalva
Cuba
Mexico
Hernando Cortez
Mesteo
Chehuahue
Red Wings Captain Herbie Lewis Leads Strong Season Ahead
Detroit Red Wists captain Herbie Lewis plans a powerful season as the team builds on its strong farm system. The club aims to be one of the nation's top squads with solid depth and ambitious goals.
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Fragmented OCR: scattered facts and dates
A jumble of old notes mentions a presidential eligibility age eight for marriage anxieties a stomach organs and cod liver oil and references to Grace Arounding and Charles II. The text appears as disordered trivia snippets from a 1772 Bell Syndicate item.
Iron club design valued by golfers and pros
The article discusses iron head weight and shaft balance. Heavily headed irons with flexible shafts suit average players and longer irons need proportionally stiffer shafts. Lighter headed, labor shafted irons are recommended for better control and reduced wrist fatigue.
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Duffer
Stern
Armour
Ben Syedicale
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