My Country Tis Of Thee and the American Ideal
An editorial extols American liberty, peace, and nonaggressive defense. It contrasts citizen suffrage, critique rights, and absence of militaristic display with Europe and Asia. It urges defending the American ideal and barriers to foreign aims to preserve liberty and equality.
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Portland Oregonian
Land of Ours
America
Land
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Asia
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Dixie
Loway
Rockies
California
Territory Ours by Discovery in Antarctic Claim Debate
Washington plans a formal occupation and claim of a vast Antarctic region explored by Byrd and Ellsworth. The move serves as a rebuke to Germany Italy and Japan for annexing already occupied lands, illustrating a larger territorial principle. The piece notes the contrast with other nations and ends with a wry remark about aging.
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Washington
Antarctic
Byrd
Lincoln Ellsworth
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Germany
Italy
Japan
The Parent Problem From Garry and Myers PhD
A student survey on parental annoyances shows teens upset by questioning after dates and parties. The author argues such parental scrutiny damages parent child bonds and invites readers to share anonymous comments for publication.
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Garry & Myers
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World and Mud Puddles Soldiers Courage and Risk
An old tale recounts bold acts of soldiers. A Prussian officer named Selfchlitz leaped a river under orders to avoid a hazard. Marshall Jean Soult urged his troops forward, declaring his rank and wealth mattered not, and led a successful assault.
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Noted Figures Speak On World Affairs
Roosevelt calls for moral rearmament and world unity based on citizens' moral fiber. Daladier denies encircling policy and urges genuine collaboration. Hoover argues voluntary cooperation hinges on individual initiative and freedom. Frazen, exile author, describes the ache of belonging nowhere and feeling useless.
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Hints and Dints from a Curious Postcard Page
A column of humorous and political musings notes Major Adams leading the Pennsylvania State police, speculates on a Roosevelt third term, and jokes about noise, war debt, and a door slam. It includes an antiwar tone, quips about Vice President Garner, and a staged sketch or cartoon dialogue titled Not Interested about cemetery lots.
Loyal Hearts and Fashion Jokes in a Curious Page
A jumble of light verse, advice, and gossip pages showcases flirtatious prose, hats for faces, wedding ring placement, and quips about photographers. It blends humorous vignettes with reader questions and shopper’s opinions, reflecting a quirky early 20th century lifestyle column.
The Human Side Of The News About Tony Galenta
An early 20th century style column by Edwin C. Hill reviews the book Galenta the Great by Joseph P. Donovan. It blends homage to Tony Galento with a mortuary tone on the boxers and their era, naming fighters, managers, and public figures while noting the dangers and dramatic sides of heavyweight boxing.
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Fragmentary Scribbles from a Distant Page
A garbled OCR style note mentions Talklefully promises and poises a critique of wheels calling them man’s greatest invention. It references two women at a New York World’s Fair contest and a misfired scene, plus scattered remarks about blast furnaces and row carriers amid odd phrases.
What's What At A Glance by Charles P. Stewart
Washington suffers misgovernance as locals lack voting voice in their own city affairs. Outsiders lack knowledge of District needs, while Congress and committees control DC governance. Corruption rumors and odd regulatory tangle around milk and asphalt surface in District politics. Local police and investigations mix into a wary, persistent critique.
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Charles P. Stewart
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Just Folks Quatrains on Peace and Growing Old
A compact verse note by Edgar & Guest reflects on celebrated peace, public reluctance to war, and governments learning peace must be central. It weighs the distractive pull of golf and the bittersweet passage of birthdays as life’s seasons turn.
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Bible Thought For Today Verse Inspires Shared Love
A brief devotional note quotes I John 4 19 urging believers to love one another as evidence of God in their lives. The reflection emphasizes that God dwells among those who show mutual care and compassion.
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Dinner Stories And Superstitions In A Busy Paper
A reader asks if a spider in Als paper signals luck or misfortune. The editor replies luck or bad fortune both, noting the editor’s joke about a saver and a store sign. A puzzling exchange follows about a soprano and a rival singer, with a mother guiding a worker’s reading of a joke. The piece ends with a quip on Americanism and private attitudes toward race.
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