Amos Lesson on Standing for Right and God's Plumb Line
Summary of an AMOS lesson outlining the prophet's call from Judah to Israel, accusations of social injustice and luxury, calls to repentance from idolatry and perverted judgment, Amos interceding for the people, and Amaziah's opposition with a bold reply and future doom including the Babylonian captivity.
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Amos
God
Judah
Israel
Joseph
Bethel Gilgal
Beershebab
Amaziah
Jeroboam
B. Doom
Japan’s Asiatic expansion and a changing world balance
An analysis of Japan's growing power in East Asia, its moves in Manchukuo and North China, and the potential clash with Soviet Russia and Western powers. The piece weighs Japan's economic aims, military presence, and risk of broader conflict as the US Britain and others monitor naval and trade tensions.
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Merica
Europe
Asia
Eastern
Far East
America
East Asia
Nippon
China
Manchuria
Japan
Manchukuo
Korea
South Pacific
North China
Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Hirota
Chiang Kaishek
Yu Hsueh-Chung
Yellow River
I. Nese
Chahar
Hopei
Shantung
Shansi
Great Britain
Pacific
Philippines
Netherlands East Indies
United States
Russia
Soviet Russia
Amur
Tokyo
Siberia
Red Army
Siberian
Kamchatkan
League of Nations
Conane
Propaganda, Inflation, and the Power of Film
James W. Gerard argues motion pictures are a potent propaganda tool amid inflation fears. He urges using film to show U S stabilization efforts and contrast with Britain, promoting thrift, capitalism, and U S opportunity as national messaging.
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James W. Gerard i
Finance Committee
Democratic Party
Germany
United States
England
United States of America
Banking Control Grave Question in 1935 Act
The piece argues whether public or political parties should control U S banks under the 1935 Banking Act. It warns that government borrowing future savings for present expenses risks inflation and devaluation and urges sound congressional action to stabilize the monetary system and aid business.
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America
Congress
Benes Sees 1936 and 1937 as Crucial Years for Peace
Czechoslovak Foreign Minister Eduard Benes warns that 1936 and 1937 will determine long term peace in eastern Europe. He cites growing German National Socialism, suggests the Soviet Union should join the league, and urges broad collective security through the League or regional pacts.
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Eduard Benes
Ineteen
Europe
Germany
Soviet Union
League of Nations
Safety in Flying by Donald Douglas from American Aircraft Maker
The article argues the main cause of accidents is forced landings. It states a multi engine aircraft should be able to fly with one or more engines out to avoid increased risk. It notes that danger rises as engines fail and as more engines are needed to sustain altitude.
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Donald Douglas
Doan
Canada’s Resource Wealth Needs New Economic Mechanism
The article argues Canada and other developing nations possess vast resources but will not prosper without a fresh economic and social mechanism. It notes these countries lack experience in rapid system creation and must improvise compared with older lands that built institutions gradually.
PIGS IS NOT PIGS By Dr John Andrew Holmes
A fragmented excerpt discusses government aid to discourage pig raising and relief work programs. It reflects social critique and offers unconventional personal advice on securing stability through relationships and employment, with unclear context and incomplete sentences.
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John Andrew Holmes
WNU
Origins of Giant Myths Examined From Elephant Bones Tales
A New York Herald Tribune analysis traces giant legends to misread fossils from mammoths and mastodons, stilted humans, siege towers, and memory of mixed races. It cites earlier giants like Manuriers 26 feet and Lucerne 19 feet, noting 31 feet lacks solid evidence.
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India
Doctor Manurier
Lucerne
England
Thorneway
Cumberland
Calcutta
William Harvey
Gloucester
Mazurier
France
Delta
New York
Wise Philosopher on Life's Path Teaches Measured Steps
Detroit News presents a reflective piece where a side of the road philosopher contrasts frantic pursuit of happiness with a measured, communal journey. The wise man avoids haste, shares joys, finds warmth in nature, sun and rain, and values true friendships along the road.
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Detroit News
Largest estate in the world lies in Australia
The Zamérski estate in Poland halves its lands, now about 125000 acres. Yet the world's largest estate is in Australia, Sir Sidney Kidman’s cattle holding, over 39 square miles, bigger than Ireland and Austria. This fact comes from London Answers.
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Zamérski
Poland
Britain
Ireland
Austria
Hungary
Portugal
London
Postum Free Offer For Healthful Week’s Supply
The Postum Company promotes a week’s supply of healthful Postum free to anyone who writes for the offer. Readers are urged to request a full week of Postum at no cost as part of a publicity offer.
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Postum Company
College Introduces Safety Provision Course for All
College officials announce a safety provision course for every student and staff member to ensure proper food handling and personal well being. The program aims to raise awareness and preparedness across campus.
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