Secretary Hull on World Peace and Armed Force Policy
Edward W. Pickard summarizes Cordell Hull’s Washington address at the Press Club. Hull argues for a policy of peace backed by adequate armed forces, rejects seclusion, and warns against returning to medieval chaos amid rising international lawlessness. He stresses collaboration with peace-seeking nations and opposes policing the world.
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Merica
Cordell Bitt
America
Jons
Washington
Byg
Austria
Germany
Japan
China
Far East
Hull
United States
Glenn L Martin and William Jennings Bryan Jr Rise In Era News
Glenn L Martin, known as The Dude among barnstormers, built and sold war planes since 1913 and backs air armament growth. William Jennings Bryan Jr, collector of customs at Los Angeles, retired from Dayton ties and pursues political stance against evolution while shaping silver policy. Both figures appear amid the era’s aviation bravado and evolving political landscape.
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New York
Glenn L. Martin
Martin
Glenn L. Martin Company
Baltimore
House
Naval Affairs Committee
United States
Avalon Bay
Los Angeles
Catalina Island
Catalina
Bleriot
British Channel
Army
Mackburg
Iowa
Telism
Jennings Bryan
Ashe
Bryan, Jr
William, Jennings Bryan, Jr
California
Dayton
Upton ‘ Sinclair
Universit of Nebraska
Georgetown University
Arizona
Consolidated News Features
Yu Service
Origin of the word assassin and its Persian roots
The term assassin originated in Persia in the eleventh century. It derives from hashish used by Hasan-i-Sabbah guided murderers to attain ruthlessness. Assassination has long been a tactic against vested authority, posing a constant danger to autocratic governments across history.
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Persia
Hasan-i-Sebbah
Julius Caesar
What to Eat and Why Carbohydrates and Fats
Houston Goudiss explains fuel foods that power the body, emphasizing carbohydrates and fats as primary energy sources. He compares carbs to a quick flare and fats to a slow burn, warns against under and overconsumption, and advises balanced intake with 40-50 percent carbs and 30-35 percent fats, with examples of carbohydrate and fat sources.
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Roeman Gourttis
Your Food Is Your Fate Third in What to Eat and Why
The third article by C. Houston Goudiss explains how proper food choices build strength beauty wisdom and health for children. It stresses the powerful influence of diet and advises housewives to read and scrapbook these weekly pieces for ready reference.
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C. Houston Goudiss
Food Authority
Mr. Goudiss
Mary
Betty
Around the House Sugaring and Cooking Tips
A compact home reference lists practical kitchen notes on sugaring doughnuts by shaking a bag with sugar, cooking cheese at low heat to avoid toughness, peppers with minced chicken and mushrooms, brightening a closet by painting walls white, and measuring flour by spoonfuls after sifting to avoid mismeasuring.
Home-Wrecking Qualities of Poor Furniture Polish
A fragment discusses suspected harmful effects of subpar furniture polish on woodwork, noting cracking and damage. It warns readers to beware of harsh formulas and potential deterioration to surfaces and finishes. The text appears as a garbled OCR excerpt with unclear details and scattered phrases.
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Hays
Hitler
Vienna
Edward W. Pickard
Western Newspaper Union
Europe
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Paris
Spain
Poland
Lithuania
Maxim Litvinod
Soviet
Russia
Hair
New World
Dsed
Warsaw
Czechoslovakia
Prague
Sudeten Party
France
Italy
Madrid
Britjolher
Rome
Mussolini
Vilna
Kaunas
Britain
Memel
Bell
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