Old-Fashioned Ethics Versus Old-Fashioned Furnishings
A reflective piece argues that people idolize antique furniture and decor while shying from old-fashioned ethics. It laments fear of being labeled old-fashioned, urging courage to uphold decorum, manners, and timeless standards amid changing trends.
Fast Time to Europe Promises New Transatlantic Era
A Hindenburg United States to Europe flight in forty nine hours signals a two day gain in cross Atlantic travel. Planes may cut transit to under three days from the Pacific coast, heralding a future of faster air routes and same day Paris dining. The piece recalls Wrights Zeppelin and Montgolfier pioneers while noting oceans’ still vital ships and a shift toward air travel. It cites Rudy Vallee and comments on political figures Zioncheck Heflin.
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Europe
America
Hindenburg
United States
Pacific Coast
New York
Paris
Wrights
Count Ferdinand von Zeppelin
Montgolfier
Atlantic
Rhyme And Reason At A Moment Of Transcendent Concert
A lyrical reflection on a concert finale where music lifts spirits and dreams. The verse speaks of heaven opening and doubt brushing away as a soaring chord carries listeners toward a mountain height with God.
Laissez Faire Abandoned In Presidential Campaign Debate
The piece argues that both major parties accept government action in the economy and reject Rugged Individualism. It notes the shift from the old belief in minimal government to a recognized role for government in economic life. It stresses the need to balance individualism with growing governmental activity to solve national problems.
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Republic
Potomac
Oddities and political clips from War Time Barbs
A collage of quips and observations on politics culture and public life. The notes reference WPA workers political solicitation Gandhi india Japan and notable figures with a mix of satire and everyday topics.
Hills and rails mark a long canal journey
A small steamer travels between East and West Prussia, crossing five hills before a rail ascent. Independence Rock in Wyoming endures as the Registry of the Desert after pioneers carved their names. Cape Cod herring spawn return routes, rabies reaches cats and livestock, oxy acetylene flame reaches 6000 degrees, and pure white cats are deaf.
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East
West Prussia
Independence Rock
Wyoming
Desert
Bible Thought on Submitting to Higher Powers
The note quotes Romans 13:1 on the divine ordination of governing authorities. It cites Bossuet reflecting that the thirty years of Jesus life show him subject to earthly rulers, reinforcing humility and obedience in governance.
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God
Bossuet
Lancaster Capitol Brief in Revolutionary Era Cartoon
Explain that yesterday cartoon shows U S Capitol in Lancaster where Continental Congress sat on September 27 1777. Lancaster was eyed for permanent federal seat and served as Pennsylvania capital from 1799 to 1812. The note reflects historic discussion and civic role of Lancaster in early U.S. government.
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U. S. Capitol
Lancaster
Continental Congress
Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
King Features Syndicate, Inc
New York City Critique and Notes From 1936 Column
A reader letter laments the glamour of New York City and urban lure with tales of Central Park hunger and storefront indifference. The column notes on performers, editors, manuscript readers, and Flying lessons amid census facts and oddball trivia about food, animals, and travel.
Dressing babies for temperature changes
The article cautions against overdressing infants and underscores harm from sudden temperature shifts. It advises appropriate clothing in cold weather and lighter garments in heat, noting cotton’s cooling properties and wood’s warmth as poor heat conductor.
Roosevelt Holds Edge in Ohio and National Outlook
Washington dispatch notes Roosevelt leads in key states Ohio California and Illinois with strong labor and Townsend and Coughlin support. Borah faces uncertain bolt risk as Landon and party factions maneuver while Breckinridge votes shape Democratic hopes. Textile and fabric care tidbits follow amid broader political analysis.
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Roosevelt
California
Illinois
Ohio
United Mine Workers
John L. Lewis
Townsend
Coughlin
Borah
Beyo
Idaho
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