Hitler anger over League action and Turkish brinkmanship noted
The report details German rage at the League of Nations tri power resolution condemning rearmament and Hitler's protest to Von Buelow. It covers Turkish revisionism warnings at Lausanne, Laval and Simon rebukes, and Litvinov's push for a real military alliance as the League doubts its validity. It also covers U S relief spending, road projects, dust storm responses, the veterans bonus debate, Huey Long’s Louisiana power efforts, and women’s rights progress in Turkey.
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League of Nations
Illinois Briefs and Roving News Roundup
Illinois brief items report political intrigue in Bulgaria with arrests of Zanhoff Geor gieff and Natcheff, and U S Comptroller General McCarl clashing with AAA over wheat policy. Also notes anti communism debates at University of Chicago and Mosley anti semite stance in Britain, plus local obits and crimes across the state.
The Book God Gave Us Study Lesson Overview
Lesson explores the divine origin and authority of Scripture. It highlights God breathed inspiration, the Bible as standard for life and thought, the Psalms 19 virtues, and the believer's prayer for cleansing guidance to align words and thoughts with God’s Word. It emphasizes salvation through Christ and equips for Christian service.
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Peter
Paul
Meditations on Life and Silence From Classical Voices
The text reflects on life’s mischief and constant fretfulness, noting Christ’s focus on core issues of life and destiny. It cites Cicero on the art of conversation and its eloquence, as observed by Hannah More.
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Cicero
Hannah More
Washington and the Jumonville affair sparked a world war
The May 28 1754 Virginia militia attack on French at Great Meadows led to Jumonville’s death and a later surrender at Fort Necessity. Washington’s so called confession of an assassination helped ignite war between England and France. The piece also explains the polka dot trend linked to a Hungarian dancing master and James Polk.
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Great Meadows
Pennsylvania
Coulon de Jumonville
Jumonville
England
France
Coulon de Villiers
Fort Necessity
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L’assassinat du Sieur de
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America
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Poland
Prague
Democratic Party
Baltimore
James Knox Polk
Tennessee
House of Representatives
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Telegraph
Polk
Henry Clay
Tobacco laws and Sunday smoking bans in colonial to modern times
The piece traces tobacco restrictions from 1629 Puritan bans to Massachusetts tax on use and Sunday smoking prohibitions. It notes the cost of cigarette waste, historic legal efforts, and lingering state bans, urging readers to consider their own smoking habits.
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Massachsetts
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