News Review of Current Events
Edward W. Pickard reports on Hoover’s trip plans, farm relief push, and congressional fight over legislation. Mentioned are Borah, McNary, and LaGuardia discussions. warnings about delaying action. and diplomatic efforts on reparations, Latin American treaties, and international conferences. Also notes on military leaders, naval issues, and global incidents including Mexico and Afghanistan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward W. Pickard
Nudsson
Congress
Farm Relief Legisla
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Ileal Troars Atte
Frorida
Huiry P
Washington
U.S
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United States
Tloorer
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Point Comforts Ya
Fern Tan
Miami Beach
Hooral Galt
Sleet Gurtis
Ace
Senatons
Pess
McNary
Hoover
Flore Jenelco
Sts
American Farm Uineral Federation
Boral Sud Brookbert Inelet
Bave Ann
Altbuster Tegisinifon
Uoless Br
Boover
Gilbuster
Iself
Ikin Won
Lowa
Coolldze
Fares Woord
THINK ABOUT F A WALKER RECALLS AMERICAN LIBERTY GROWTH
Anodyne reflections trace the 1770s struggle for liberty and the Revolution. The piece connects Loyalist and British actions with the creation of American freedoms, citing landmark sites in New York and notable figures like Washington. The author recalls attacks on Liberty Pole remnants and the public reaction to imperial measures.
Aphorisms in a Desert Night Poem by Malloch
Fragmented verse explores disillusionment with idealized faith and civilization. The speaker questions certainty about humanity, wealth, and sacred values as he reflects on deserts, plunder, and the loss of golden plates and silver comfort. The piece evokes a timeless meditation on belief and emptiness.
Why We Are All Alike In Every Respect
A fragmented analysis argues that humans share core drives despite individual traits. It notes universal causes for actions and urges recognizing common motives behind hunger fear curiosity and aging, amid musings on psychology and free will. The piece cites Masn McClure and references a 190? census figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ike
Walkes
Pep McClure Santos
Senbicace
Bride’s gown worn by mother sparks joyous wedding myth
A fragment describes a bride considering a gown once worn by her mother at her wedding. The tale suggests donning the preserved dress will ensure a long and happy marriage, reflecting traditional beliefs in family garments and luck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AMER
Tofs W. Langley
Atlania
Vrealdent
Coolidge
Genni Elgtita
Langley
Congress
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Grover Whiten
Police of
New York
Gellil
King George
Rneland
Nmil Hoover
Tlields
Leon
Justus Rosenwald
Melnonaire
Chicago
Borah
Charles R. Hughes
Roland W. Borden
Soston
Mletcher
Morrow
Houghton
Hsident Coglargh
Christ
Germany
Cooke Wnt Hte
Parks
Owen D. Young
Dwight W. Morro
Rufus C.dawes
Kellogg
America
League of Nations Council
Botteia
Paraguas
Holivia
Paraguay
Bigalzo
Paragupian
Nexican Yehets
Ecverat
Boméd
Chinato
Gods
Konens
Mesteo Pod Orient
Portes Gue
Tral
Jory
Byrd
Navy
Wit Gurabi Chola Tate
Senate Naval Sifaka Committee
Attizena
Tog Cao
UNS
Heane Houncentenl
Lim Shanti
HINA
Arey Nen
Nink
Wrnter
Arl
Ig Nye
Chiang Ratshek
Feng Yunsiang
Must-Shon
Chaolsons
Li Sting-Son
Bauer
Chom
Chigny
Kalshok
Wong Yo-bsisng
Bonder
Kuoiintang
Lie Radien
Yonmger Wenders
Lazest
Trom &Ubul
Abret
Amt
Asean
Barane
Vale
Gunard Ines
John Berle Coulter Dlaan
Earl Fallin
Yankera
Pedar Coulter
University Tirullian
Waa Presiland
Lake
Vorextantyarsitz
Fener
New Fork Bay
Wink Custedeul
Baltimore
F. A
Walker
Phe
Cty
Clever
Chiye Tial Park
Republis
Fromlom
George NT
London
Chile
Moberty
Wall
Ile
Paws
Wallateeey
Oy McCluce
Gene Carr
Geng
GB Machine Newspaper
Syrisicdte
Athirst
By Douglas Malloch
Cthought & Brew
Fife
Weney
Che Saul
Crensurlea
M. Ke Thomson
Free State
Jean Newton
Regin
iCops
Mothers Cook Book
Duclorei
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