Revolutions and Liberty in World History Vision
The article traces revolutions from religious and scientific shifts to political upheavals, arguing that democracy must preserve individual liberty while seeking equity. It warns against autocratic security promises, noting history shows liberty lost leads to further struggle and upheaval.
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Old World
Confucius
Mohammed
Jesus
Martin Luther
Europe
Asia
New World
Postcard Finds Calgary Addressee by Photo
A postcard arrived in Calgary with no address but carried the picture of the addressee. Mailed from De Soto Missouri by a tourist who met the friend on a Rockies trip and forgot the name. The envelope reached its destination despite the missing address.
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Calgary
de Soto
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Death duties lift Britain cash by four hundred thousand
Wills proved at Somerset House London on December 7 added over 400000 pounds to the British Treasury in death duties. For the first four months of the fiscal year ending December 1 the total reached 225,521,411 dollars with only three percent tied up by litigation.
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Somerset House
London
First Photograph on Paper Pioneers 1834 Talbot Work
The year 1834 marks the earliest photograph on paper by Henry Fox Talbot using silver chloride sensitized paper. His 1843 book The Pencil of Nature became the first to be illustrated with photographs.
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Henry Fox Talbot
England's Auto Ownership Compared to United States
England now has one automobile for every 35 people while the United States averages one car per five residents, highlighting a stark contrast in vehicle ownership levels between the two nations.
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England
United States
Britain to unveil empire wide economic plan after jubilee
The Daily Herald reports Britain will announce a vast empire wide development program after King George V s silver jubilee on May 6. It claims loans at low rates will fund public relief works across colonies aided by Dominion statesmen in London. The Herald links the move to accelerating general elections.
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Great Britain
Daily Herald
Herald
George V
London
Constipation Ended Forever Says Woman Reporter
A female reader reports long standing constipation ending after using Kruschen in tea daily for over a year. She notes first month relief and ongoing fitness as the formula claims to stimulate elimination and keep the system clean.
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G. M
Mail Carrier’s Feat Behind Lighthouse Posts
Postman R. G. Rees of Holyhead makes 403 steps down and 403 up six days a week for six years delivering mail to the South Stack Lighthouse in Anglesey. The Post Office Magazine highlights this demanding routine as worth recognition.
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Post Office
R. G. Rees
Holyhead
South Stack
Anglesey
Paradoxical Stuttering Therapy Reported By Dr Bryng Brygelson
The article describes a technique where a man stutters voluntarily to cure himself of stuttering. Dr Bryng Brygelson of the University of Minnesota advocates the method to over 1,000 patients and reports about 60 percent success.
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American Sociey
Bryng Brygelson
University of Minnesota
Largest grain cargo sails from St John to UK on Trelawny
The steamship Trelawny carried over 300000 bushels of grain from St John to the United Kingdom, the biggest Atlantic cargo in over two years. Archaeologists in Dura on the Euphrates uncovered skeletons in shops hinting at deaths during the Persian raid of 256 A.D. Water dissolves chemical substances more slowly than strong acids.
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St. John
United Kingdom
Trelawny
Dura
Euphrates
Atuagagdliutit: Greenland Monthly Since 1861
Greenland's Eskimo newspaper Atuagagdliutit has been published monthly since 1861 with an annual issue for remote districts. Six native compositors set the type as a paraffin motor powers the small press while each edition aims to be information rich and includes a modern touch with a love story.
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Atuagagdliutit
Greenland
Greecnland
Russians Demonstrate Immelman Barrel Figure In Glider Flight
Moscow witnesses a historic glider demonstration by pilots Koshitz and Garvish. They perform the Immelman barrel figure, a double turning maneuver that starts with a loop and ends with inverted horizontal flight before returning to level.
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Moscow
Koshitz and
Garvish
River of ink joins two streams across borders
Chemicals in two streams form a black iron tannate ink. One stream passes peat swamps with tannin while the other carries iron-rich soil. St. Stephen New Brunswick and Calais Maine lie on the St Croix River, two towns in different countries sharing a united people. A courthouse clock in Indiana stopped after spiders spun webs inside.
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Algeria
Africa
St. Stephen
N.B
Calais
Maine
St. Croix River
Indiana
U.S.A
Empire Parley Sought as Australia Eyes New Imperial Conference
The Australian government urges a new imperial economic conference, possibly smaller than Ottawa 1932, to review Ottawa terms and set permanent arrangements. Australia seeks to end meat export controls with a three month voluntary restraint and favors a tariff preference over quota for imperial imports. Premier R L Butler plans March talks with UK, Scandinavia, Germany and Belgium.
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Ottawa
Australia
United Kingdom
Britain
R. L. Butler
South Australia
Germany
Belgium
Quiet for Vatican City Prohibits horns near gates
The Vatican City bans automobile horns inside its gates following a Mussolini decree on street noise. The premier’s anti noise campaign in Rome already prohibits horn sound within 300 feet of the Palazzo Venesia, with plans to extend to major Italian cities.
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Vatican City
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Palazzo Venesia
Duce
Italy
Manitoba Forest Area Estimate Reported at 137000 Square Miles
The forest area of Manitoba has been officially estimated at 137,000 square miles, reflecting a substantial woodland extent. This figure emphasizes Manitoba's large forested region and its potential impact on resource planning and environmental management.
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Manitoba
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