Frayice Frays in a Monitor on Liberty and Totalitarianism
The piece argues that European powers drift toward authoritarian rule under slogans like Liberty, Equality, Fraternity. It contrasts France’s democratic legacy with contemporary regimes, warning that totalitarianism will coerce minds, not crush bodies. It cites Walter Bagehot and warns collaborators risk oblivion.
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Christian Seienes Monitor
Vrance
Viehy
Fran Harlin
Zurich
Germany
Haly
Spain
Wey
Anya
Prance, Inc
Dlag
France
Walter Hagehot
Krunee
Jason
Vraueis Brean
Nagituna
Prance
Italy
Europe
And I Sez in Rhyme by Whitebeard Highwater Rites
A faded verse fragment features Helen Highwater and a mock court of opinion about an aging poetess, with the narrator recounting letters and a playful critique of poetry in a rural community. The piece hints at social dynamics and local rumor, using dialect and comic tone.
Markets Show Mixed Demand Across Livestock Markets
Markets report shows varied activity with cattle and calves trading at near steady prices while hogs and sheep demand remains brisk. Prices cited include calves around 8 dollars, yearlings near 10, hogs about 4 to 5 dollars, and fat cattle from 6 to 10 dollars, reflecting strong appetite from buyers and seasonal movement in livestock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete
Leap Ray Halle
Manly Hayable Amos
Iowa
Haldavnes
Yenaedingsys
Eiters
von Wen
Wulla
Ferdar
Crowley views on Churchill and the British crisis
The column reflects on W. Irving Crowley’s views of Winston Churchill, King George VI, and the wartime leadership. It critiques Churchill’s eight years of power, asserts many experiments failed, and notes unemployment, debt, and defense concerns while recalling Munich and the bombing context. It frames Crowley’s perspective against broader British resolve and possible changes ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aha
Nba
Tyonten
Tina Joboy
Crowley
Jvoye Meyunl Vilay
Willa
Roogevell
Rockefeller to Wed Ming Margaret McGrath Rockefeller
Fragmentary, era style prose discusses royalty and political chaos with mentions of Adolf Hitler Benito Mussolini and potential abdication. Ambiguous references hint at propaganda and public attention but lack clear narrative.
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Englund
Germany
Adolf Ai Benito
Italy
Gerniny
Hitler
The Wit to Woo and a Shifting Family Plot
Jeremy Tucker grapples with a tense secret as Tempe Hyde’s kiss and a library moment ripple through the mansion. Grandfather Merrifield uses a staged dating plot to push Jeremy toward marriage, while Gayle and Bill maneuver finance and talent for a theatrical production amid mounting secrecy.
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Ciapter
Mitte Tempe Hyde
Jeremy Tucker
Abame
Jeremy
Gayle
Phe
Phogo Rirap
Moura
Shane
Tad
Rod Gayl
Alec
Himaett
Chorly Y Farrington
Bih
Sanor
Bill
Adm
Weems
Moulin
Merrifield
Hollywood
Lata
Rolly G. le Baron
Myron
Tway
P. D. T. Davis
Mr. Davis
Ben Mercrifeld
the Oaks
Mr. Weema
Mr. Merrifield
Bil
Hue
Grandind
Gaylx
Lola
Tempe Hyde
Deere
Talon
Civil
Atala
Ulne
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