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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1930
Page
3
Stalin gives us comfort amid red scare progress
Stalin said communist propaganda in capitalist lands is not effective by itself and cannot create communists. Propaganda depends on favorable conditions, and as long as Americans have steady jobs fair pay and access to luxuries, fear of communism is unfounded.
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Joseph Stalin
Stalin
America
Dr William E Barton Remembered As Leader And Scholar
The late Dr William E Barton left a significant void in the Congregational ministry and American letters. For 25 years he led at Oak Park Illinois church and served as a world faith and order delegate. His Lincoln studies and related books marked his scholarly influence.
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William E. Barton
United States
Barton
Oak Park
Ill
World Conference On Faith and Order
Switzerland
Lincoln
Reforestation Value Highlighted by Charles Lathrop Pack
A recent statement from Charles Lathrop Pack, famed leader in conservation, underscores the plain cash value of reforestation efforts and their practical benefits for forests and communities.
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Charles Lathrop Pack
Reforestation Urged By Indiana Timber Leader
The president of the American Tree Association notes Indiana's large lumber deficit. He urges a home grown timber supply to cut freight costs and stresses reforestation as profitable. He calls for public education to support sustainable forestry.
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American Tree Association
Pack
Indiana
Happiness You Had Lyrics by Douglas Malloch
Poem reflecting on fluctuating moods and memory of summer and kindness. It urges cherishing happiness past and recognizing that winter and loss do not erase loved moments. The piece echoes cyclical emotion and enduring gratitude.
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Douglas Malloch
Comment and Opinion on Notre Dame Spirit
The Minneapolis Journal reflects on Notre Dame students stopping a theater rampage after a victory over Southern California. It credits a mild prefect for delaying violence and argues that strong football fame should not excuse property destruction. The piece suggests άλλ communities emulate Notre Dame’s restraint as a school tradition.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
California
Cain
Minneapolis Journal
Manhattan Island sale and German language vote explained
A cartoon explodes the 1626 Manhattan purchase at 24 dollars and metals the German language influence in early U S history. It cites Muhlenberg breaking a Continental Congress tie over official language and notes German versus English population shares from 1900 census. Tomorrow preview: The Little Girl Mountain Climber.
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Manhattan Island
Peter Minuit
Department of Taxes
City of
New York
Frederick August Conrad Muhlenberg
Continental Congress
House of Representatives
Halle
Germany
England
Muhlenberg
United States
Heinrich Melchior Muhlenberg
Life Under Soviet Rule Atheistic Rule Targets Faiths
Under Soviet policy the regime suppresses religious practice targeting Jews Christians Mohammedans and Buddhists. The old Orthodox Church once allied with the czar bears the heaviest burden as state atheism expands.
Soviet Russia Church Moribund Amid Public Apathy
Dr. Thomas S. McWilliams reports the Orthodox church in Soviet Russia is largely moribund due to public apathy and state anti religious campaigns. Churches are barred from educational or philanthropic work, many houses of worship repurposed as schools or museums, while atheism is promoted in posters and school life.
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Soviet Russia
Thomas S. McWilliams
Western Reserve University
Cleveland
Bruce Catton
NEA Service
the Journal
NEA Service, Inc
Russia
Czar
Karl Marx
Moscow
Lunacharsky
Consti
Siberia
McWilliams
Communist Party In
As You Were Fifty Years Ago Today Highlights
Muscatine Journal adds a decorative font for printing ladies cards. A river front road project begins by contractor L Arnold.
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Senate
Morrell
Postoffice Commission
Postoffice Department
Muscatine Journal
L. Arnold
Tomorrow in Soviet Russia The government and the future
A feature examines the Soviet Union's government structure and the outlook for the years ahead, exploring policy aims, leadership decisions, and potential societal changes. The report frames the outlook from a historical newspaper perspective with emphasis on official plans and public implications.
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Russia
Feichert Replants Dogs Limbs at Stanford Clinic
Dr L M Feichert of Stanford medical school reports success in re planting dogs legs. He has amputated and surgically re attached fifty dogs with flesh and bone healing together after the procedure.
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San Francisco
L. M Feichert
Stanford Medical School
Elephant weights Compared In Species Size Difference
The average African elephant is larger than the Asian elephant, weighing about 9,500 pounds versus roughly 7,000 pounds for the Asiatic. This highlights the size difference between the two species.
Boxed remedy promises quick relief for cold symptoms
The advertisement offers a money back guarantee if the product does not relieve head and body aches and cold symptoms. It urges consumers to buy a box now to experience faster relief and asserts the product will clear poisons from the system.
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