Witness's vivid account of Hitler's birthday parade in Berlin
A first person report describes nightlong crowds along Wilhelmsstrasse and the Reichskanzler area, a massive parade by Wehrmacht units, aircraft flyovers, and the Fuehrer's return. Observers note German, Italian, and Japanese presence, major weapon displays, and jubilant salutes, ending with night photography and reflections after arriving home in Magdeburg.
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Jeter
Deutschland
Alex
Volk
Goring
Goebbels
Reichstegierung
Brouys
Bavaria
Brandenburger Tor
Berlin
Witlee
Agsin
Fuehrer
Unter den Linden
Wilmhelms Strasse
Reichskanzlei
Weight as a Basis for Industrial Control
The article notes weight as a fundamental, reliable measure used in modern industry to govern quantity and quality. It describes gravity as a constant force enabling precise input control, with automatic weighing applying to packaging, filling, breakage detection, yardage, moisture content, counting parts, and supervising mixing and batching.
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Roger William Riis
Flag Display Rules For Flag Raising And Holidays
The flag should be displayed during all working days from sunrise, hoisted to the peak, and lowered at sunset. It should also be displayed on specified holidays including New Year's Day, George Washington's Birthday, Pan American Day, Mother's Day, Memorial Day, Flag Day, Independence Day, Labor Day, Columbus Day, Armistice Day, Thanksgiving, and Christmas.
Rodin Gift to Philadelphia Displayed at City Museum
The Rodin museum in Philadelphia is planned as a city gift by the late Jules E Mastbaum. The collection includes originals and over 200 recasts with about 500 letters along with drawings paintings and studies. The Philadelphia Museum of Art administers the exhibit.
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Rodin Museum
Philadelphia
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Jules E. Mastbaum
Rodin
Wie Philadelphis Museum of Art
Have You Arranged Your Holidays Yet Question
A brief dialogue about holiday plans and a conflict between a wife and husband. The wife prefers an alternative destination while the husband advocates a world tour. The exchange highlights differing vacation desires and planning considerations.
Seasonable Visit to Find Mrs. Woolly Coat
A playful seasonal note references a visit to locate a fur coat labeled as Mrs Woolly Cater pillar. The quirky phrasing suggests a lighthearted item from a community page or column.
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Lady Bug
Elevator shock recalls risky Journal descent tale
A fragmented diary style note recounts a near fall inside a building elevator. The writer mentions a rash decision and a brief lapse in judgment during a publication deadline era. No injuries reported but a cautionary tone lingers about safety and responsibility.
Must Be Great quote about Greenland night horizon
A humorous exchange contrasts Greenland living with a long night ahead. The speaker jokes about having nothing to do until tomorrow while imagining the wind and stove fire as features of a distant land. The playful banter highlights idle contemplation and a wry tone.
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Greenland
Remiss Vicar and a Small Boy Cross Paths
Fragmentary dialogue shows a vicar calling a boy benevolent while the boy asserts the vicar harmed him. The odd phrasing hints at a tense exchange about blame and memory in a rural setting.
Rural Hamlet Insight From An American Tourist
A brief vignette describes passing through a rural hamlet with a humorous misinterpretation from an American tourist who jokes that a hamlet is a young pig. The exchange captures local color and a traveler’s naive etymology in a concise travel-note tone.
Married for life questioned by uncertain future
A fragment hints at a man described as married for life while expressing doubt about his lasting happiness or rest. The terse remarks suggest personal relationship tensions without clear events or dates.
Mountain Hotel Proprietor Offers View in Slot
A mountain hotel proprietor invites new arrivals to pay a dime to operate a shutter viewing device in their room. The offer promises a five minute panorama of the mountains as a novelty amenity.
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Mountain Hotel
Cuest
Not Too Much Manager-Yes in Office Work Training
A terse exchange about a Jad learning office tasks. A mother affirms honesty while noting the boy understands that business is business. A cautious driver comments on safety.
The Miracle That Changed America’s History
A Sunday dawn in 1862 near Hampton Roads tests the Union against the Merrimac. The Monitor’s arrival and a chain of unlikely events turned the tide, saving the Union navy. Key figures Ericsson, Bushnell, and Welles emerge as pivotal, amid doubt and drama.
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Hampton Roads
Virginia
Sam Merrimac
Jay Washington
Confederacy
Stanton
Monitor
Merriniue
Norfolk
Union
Ericsson
France
Erieson
Navy Department
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Bushnell
Fricsson
Gideon Welles
Navy
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