Appeal to Youth at Malvern College by Earl Baldwin
Earl Baldwin urged British youth to remain true to democracy amid tempting new systems. He argued the constitution evolved through centuries with blood and sacrifice and called for duty and local engagement. He warned that inferior language and rapid intercommunication threaten cultural standards and good English.
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Great Britain
Malvern College
Earl Baldwin
Lord Baldwin
Cambridge
Hawks
the Athenaeum
Athenaeum
How Business Looks by Sentiment in Commerce Analysis
A reflection notes that business mood shapes commerce and that confidence or fear can influence orders. It argues thought and feeling affect outcomes and warns against superficially judging business.
Prince Lennart Bernadotte to Sing Bass in London Visit
A Swedish royal heir will perform as bass when the De Svenske Choir tours London. His Royal Highness Prince Lennart Bernadotte, tall with steel-blue eyes and black hair, is the favored grandson of the King of Sweden.
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de Svenske Choir
London
Prince Lennart Bernadotte
King
Sweden
Blind writers and Pennsylvania forest land noted
The United States includes nearly fifty people who are totally or partially blind pursuing writing as a livelihood. Pennsylvania remains 46 percent forested despite a population around 10 million.
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United States
Pennsylvania
Cat on plane almost cripples crew flight May 13
The U S Army Air Corps recounts a Friday May 13 incident at Maxwell Field Alabama where a black cat stowed in a plane jammed the controls during instrument practice. Colonel Jacob H Rudolph and Master Sergeant George Mendel narrowly avoided disaster as the cat interfered with the control column before release.
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U.S. Army Air Corps
Jacob H. Rudolph
George Mendel
Maxwell Field
Ala
Rudolph
Mendel
Simpson Bay
Toronto Wins Baptist World Alliance Convention
Mid land Free Press publisher J H Cranston recalls Rev W A Cameron of York Minster Baptist Church Toronto telling a salesmanship story at Stockholm. Cameron invited Toronto as the next convention city after a Washington delegate spoke, delivering a humorous confession tale that drew tumultuous applause and secured Toronto’s win.
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Toronto
J. H. Cranston
Midland Free Press
W. A. Cameron
Yorkminster Baptist Church
Baptist World Alliance
Stockholm
Washington
D.C
Cameron
Fort Simpson boy meets circus wonders in Edmonton
Eight-year-old Edward MacGarran from Fort Simpson visits Edmonton with family and amazes reporters by naming every animal he sees at the circus. He enjoys books about animals and recalls lions and elephants as favorites, then poses on an elephant before fleeing when a drone flies overhead to inspect a ship.
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Edward MacGarran
Fort Simpson
Edmonton
sub-Arctic
Office Man Rises With Chickens In Season Of Wealth
A remark notes this season favors enterprising office workers who turn to poultry for profit, suggesting easy riches from chicken farming with a likely tongue in cheek tone. The comment highlights a shift in work and money making in a humorous newspaper style.
Tornado Winds Shred Hats and Fuel Gender Bias Claim
A Columbia University lecturer cites male discomfort with women speakers as a reason for the continued bias in lectures. Meanwhile a tornado’s fierce winds drive straw hats into tree trunks and solid boards, illustrating extreme weather damage.
Northland as fertile field for literature says Dr Camsell
Dr Charles Camsell told the Canadian Authors Association in Ottawa that the far north offers rich material for writing on fur trade and mining. He spoke of a tragic northern history and urged preservation of native peoples, warning civilization may erase them. He cited stark place names to spark fiction.
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Canada
Northland
Camsell
Charles Camsell
Mines and Resources
Canadian Authors’ Association
Ottawa
Northwest Territories
Hungry Creek
Dead Man's Valley
British housewife chosen as representative by British Legion
Mrs F M Millward of Mansfield is named the most representative British housewife after a 5 000 woman selection. Her 21 years of marriage, six children, budgeting skill and outside interests are cited as key factors. Noted quotes from Liverpool surgeon and MP Robert Boothby accompany the piece.
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F. M. Millward
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
British Legion
Millward
Dobbin Crawford
Liverpool
M. M. Bear
The
Wayfarer Guild
Robert Boothby
Aberdeen
Mechanical heart learns to breathe says Columbia surgeon
Dr. Richard Bing reports that the mechanical heart built by Col. Charles A. Lindbergh to keep organs alive outside the body has learned to breathe. The statement appears in surgical notes from Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons.
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Charles A. Lindbergh
Richard Bing
Department of Surgery
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Finland Exhibits Thousands of Lakes and Sparse Mountains
Finland measures nearly California in size and features thousands of lakes while remaining mostly flat with about 15 notable mountains. The description highlights its extensive water bodies and low mountainous terrain.
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Finland
California
Transparent plastic oil cans produced in 2261
The article notes the production of transparent oil cans made of plastic in the year 2261. It highlights the material innovation and the emergence of see through packaging for motor oil products.
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Fair Baldwin
Anon
Princess Choir
the King
W. L. McDonald
Alberta
Turkey
Lower
Columbia University
North
Hungary
St Stephen
St. Stephen
Esztergom
Miner
England
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