End of Peace Promises and Fears for 1938
A reflective piece argues that 20th century prophecies of peace after World War I failed. It critiques modern religious and political leaders, warns of looming conflict in 1938, and draws on biblical promises and scientific hope. It lists calendars and epochs from various cultures, contrasts aging with hope, and ends with a farewell until next year.
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Bethlehem
Luke
Matthew
Paul
Hoover
Europe
Asia
Earth
Carrel
Russia
Germany
Japan
Jesus
God
Abraham
Balaam
Jacob
Israel
Isaiah
Kellogg
Byzantium
Istanbul
B. C
Christ
A. D
Celebrate New Year with Wise Promises and Stock Outlook
Forecast for the coming year notes mixed attitudes toward New Year celebrations. It highlights depleted inventories, improving Christmas shopping demand, a strong opera season in New York and Chicago, a richer Broadway lineup, and optimistic signs for farmers if federal farm policy aligns with administration aims.
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New York
Chicago
Washington
No Hunting on Land Controlled by Harold Winans and T J Ransom
Land is posted with no hunting or trespassing. No gun or dog allowed on property controlled by Harold Winans and T J Ransom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Winans
T. J. Ransom
For Sale Polish China Boar Pair Vaccinated Two-Year-Old
An ad advertises a pure bred spotted Poland China boar, two years old, vaccinated, for sale. Price not specified. Located in the rural classifieds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poland
America Outgrows Jingoism in Panay Incident Context
The Tribune argues Americans should avoid wartime hysteria after the Panay bombing, noting parallels with earlier Spanish American War and World War I eras. It stresses cautious public opinion, measured military preparedness, and the role of advertisers in supporting a peaceful economic recovery into the new year.
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America
U. S
Yangtse River
Nanking
Maine
Havana
Cuba
el Caney
San Juan
Spain
Need for Better Homes Spurs Federal Housing Push
Administration leaders business people and Congress push to amend the Federal Housing Act to back 800000 new homes yearly for five years. With financing, a $4000 home could cost about $500 upfront and be paid off in 20 years at 5.4 percent. A successful program would demand vast materials and labor, promising a spring rehousing boom if costs stay reasonable and labor remains stable.
Prosperity Link: The Consolidated Drive For National Ads
National ad agencies plan aggressive campaigns for national manufacturers and unite country newspapers in The Consolidated Drive to secure more national advertising. The aim is to boost local spending and national prosperity by increasing ad allocations to small communities and suburban papers.
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National
United Front
America
FOR LEASE Service Station in Moulton Iowa Box 154 Centerville
A lease notice for a service station in Moulton area directs inquiries to Box 154 Centerville Iowa. It uses the slogan Subscribe Don’t Borrow and invites prospective tenants to contact the listed box for terms and details.
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Moulton
Centerville
Iowa
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Lincoln
Goethe
Arturo Toscanini
George M. Cohan
Jack Garner
David Lloyd George
Walter Pitkin
Madame de Sevigne
Tomperch
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R. R. Eby
People's” Abstract & Title CO
Nat. Bk
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West
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