World at the Crossroads of Revolutions and Liberty
A sweeping essay argues revolutions span religious, industrial, and political shifts from Confucius to steam and printing. It warns against autocratic rule, urges preserving individual liberty, and cautions that security measures may erode freedom, risking further upheaval and upheaval's destruction.
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Confucius
Mohammed
Jesus
Martin Luther
Europe
Asia
New World
Queer Cure Effective Stuttering Treatment Reported
A physician from the University of Microsota advocates paradoxical stuttering as a treatment for stuttering. He reports about 60 percent success in cases at Blea and documents modern usage by Americans Bodiy for the Study of Speech Disorders.
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Bryng Brygelsen
University of Microsota
Excavation Finds Skeletons in Dura Piracy Context
Archaeologists uncover skeletal remains in Dura about pirates and shopkeepers. The fragmentary report suggests deaths tied to looting or destruction during ancient Persian raids around 256 AD, indicating violent conflict affecting commerce.
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Somme
Atuagagahutut Greenland Newspaper Monthly Since 1881
A Greenland monthly titled Atuagagahutut appears as an annual issue for remote regions. The paper, published by a small press with motor involvement, aims to deliver full information in a single edition. It references early photography and chemical notes.
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Reenland
Irgl
WILK
Greenland
Aml User
Jourvi- Lim
RCMP Officers To Study Scotland Yard Methods
Canadian mounted police officers prepare for a training visit to Scotland Yard in London to learn advanced criminal investigation techniques. The program aims to enhance crime prevention through intelligence and expert methods, aligning with Western Canada's RCMP developments.
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Royal Canadian Mounted Police
Scotland Yard
Royal Canadian Mounted Ve
Dnnion
Poles Fetty
Teva Hugh
Martha
Cer. Wotat
Megina
Tomert Manitioba
Toner Dana
Northwestern
Ontasium Megamore
Mounted Pober
Canada
RCMP
Mounted Police
Western Canada
Regina Leader-Post
Government to unveil empirewide economic development plan
The Daily Herald reports Britain will announce a vast empire economic development program after King George V.'s silver jubilee on May 6. The plan would offer low interest loans for public relief works, contingent on benefiting British industry, timed to influence general elections.
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Great Britain
Daily Herald
Herald
George V
London
Russians Demonstrate Immelman Barrel Glide in Moscow
Glider pilots Kosiitz and Garvish staged the Immelman barrel figure in Moscow, performing a loop ascent then inverted horizontal flight before a restart. In Britain, death duties netted over 400000 pounds in wills proved December 7 at Somerset House, with four months’ total around 2.5 million pounds, net of litigation exceptions.
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Moscow
Kosiitz
Garvish
Britain
Somerset House
London
Postcard Reaches Calgary Without Address
A postcard arrived in Calgary featuring only the addressee's photo. Mailed from De Soto Missouri by a tourist who met the friend on a Rocky Mountains trip, the sender forgot the name. The image was delivered despite the missing address.
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Calgary
de Soto
Missouri
Rocky Mountains
Life span may reach 150 to 180 years say Lazarev
Professor Lazarev of Moscow Institute of Medicine told Pravda experiments show humans could live at least twice current lifespans and animals tested show up to fivefold increases. He plans a biophysical expedition to the Caucasus to study how geography affects senses, noting this as the secret to longevity.
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Lazarev
Moscow Institute of Medicine
Moscow
Pravda
Fife
Caucasus
Postman Climbing Steps in Daily Mail Run at Lighthouse
The Post Office Magazine highlights Mr. R. G. Rees, a Holyhead postman delivering mail to the South Stack Lighthouse on Anglesey. He climbs about 403 steps down and 403 steps up six days a week, delivering postcards letters and parcels across six years totaling a remarkable routine.
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Post Office
R. G. Rees
Holyhead
South Stack
Anglesey
Recipes For This Week Mixes Condensed Milk Oats and Nuts
Recipe notes describe mixing sweetened condensed milk molasses and rolled oats in a double boiler then cooking ten minutes over boiling water until thickened stir ring constant. Cool fold in chopped nut meats and raisins drop spoonfuls onto a buttered pan bake at 350 degrees for about fifteen minutes and remove. Yield about thirty cookies.
Coconut Apple Betty Dessert From Sweet Bread Crust Baking
A recipe for Coconut Apple Betty uses tart apples bread crumbs shredded coconut brown sugar cinnamon and butter baked in a hot oven in stages until the apples are soft. It yields about 16 servings and instructs a two stage bake with a final topping of coconut. The article notes a grain cargo from St John to the United Kingdom aboard the steamship Trelawny carrying over 300 000 bushels.
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St. John
United Kingdom
Trelawny
River of Ink Algeria From Two Streams
A Northern Africa feature describes a river of ink formed by chemicals from two running streams. One stream starts in a peat swamp with tannin and the other carries iron deposits through iron-rich soil. A quoted woman notes a paper claim about primitive men, while a husband retorts about modern chatter and volatility.
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Algeria
Africa
Women Drivers Spark Courtroom Comic in City Streets
In Toronto this week two women drivers sparked laughter and debate at Queen and Yonge and King and Bay as onlookers mocked the stereotype of female steering. A businesswoman at Dundas square used bold backing to free her car from between others, then moved others from a hydrant, earning a round of applause from male observers. Meanwhile, England’s pace of motoring stands out with one car per 35 people, versus one per five in the U.S., and a spider halted an Indiana courthouse clock, while Pantheism links mind and matter in a brief closing note.
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Queen and Yonge
T.T.S
King and Bay
Dundas Square
Toronto Telegram
Empire Parley Urged as Australia Calls for New Conference
Australia advocates a new imperial economic conference like Ottawa 1932 to review Empire agreements and create permanent terms. Focus lies on meat exports to Britain and a move from quotas to direct tariff preferences for imperial goods. Premier Buller will travel in March to discuss trade with UK, Scandinavia, Germany, and Belgium.
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Ottawa
Australia
United Kingdom
Britain
R. L. Buller
South Australia
Germany
Belgium
Quiet Por Vatican City Prohibits Horns Within Gates
Vatican City bans automobile horns inside its gates following Premier Mussolini's anti noise decree in Rome restricting horn use within 300 feet of the Palazzo Venezia. The Duce may extend the rule to major Italian cities. St Stephen New Brunswick and Calais Maine lie across borders yet share ties as neighboring communities.
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Vatican City
Benito Mussolini
Rome
Palazzo Venesia
1 Duce
Italy
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