Cleveland Clinic disaster and national political turmoil
Edward W. Pickard reviews a Cleveland, Ohio hospital catastrophe where a fire and X ray film fumes killed many and investigators blame toxic gases from exploding film. The piece also covers the McNary farm relief bill, tariff debates, census redistricting, and diplomatic moves as Hoover appointees reshape policy amid senate action.
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Edward W. Pickard
Cleveland
Ohio
Cleveland Clinic
Aunate
Tolnic
George W. Crile
Relef
James P. Flynn
Senate
Wagner
New York
Walsh
Massachusetts
Hoover
House
Sénate
Davy Crockett Honored In Texas Monument Plans
The essay recalls Davy Crockett as a Texas hero with no current monument, noting Elizabeth Crockett’s statue in Action, Texas and Tennessee’s memorials. It traces Crockett’s life from Tennessee to Texas, his political rise, and his death at the Alamo, including his iconic frontier image and a proposed Texas monument funded by a $20,000 appropriation.
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White House
Hoover
The
Philippines
Dwight F. Davis
St. Louis
Washington
France
Walter
New Jersey
Congress
Washington: Post
Prince’De'l ‘Ligne
Philadelphia Record
Edward McLean
the Post
Prince de Ligne
McLean
Ayit
Toto
Hna
George
England
Windsor Castle
Bognor
Windsor Hig
Mary
Elmo Scott Watson
Davy Crockett
Texas
Lone Star
Alamo
Davy
Lone Star State
Elizabeth Crockett
Action
Crockett
Mexico
Tennessee
New Republic
Lawrenceburg
Jonesboro
Tenn
Old Hickory
Jackson
Coonskins
Yan
Kee
East
H—1
Lberty
San Antonio
Travis
Bonham
Bowie
la Anna
Philadelphia
Vexas
Santa Anna
Old Musical School Santa Maria di Loreto
The oldest music school in Naples began in 1535 when a poor artisan Francesco housed orphans and taught them music. Giovanni da Teppla, a Spanish priest, directed it and funded a larger building near Sta. Marian de Loreto, named Con Servatorio. The Quirinal palace in Rome began in 1574 and later became Italy’s royal residence after 1870.
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Santa Maria di Loreto
Naples
Italy
Francesco
Magento
Giovann
da Teppla
Origi Pal
Sta. Marian de Loreto
Con Servatorio
Quirinal
Rome
Ponzio
Montana
Bernini
Porta Pia
Quirina
The
Vatican
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A fragment quotes Farm and Fireside on anger as aimless indignation that accomplishes nothing. The line frames anger as unproductive and purposeless.
Purpose of Knowledge Knowledge a rich storehouse for the Creator
Francis Bacon frames knowledge as a divine storehouse. The text praises knowledge as a means to relieve human condition and glorify the Creator. It reflects early modern views on intellect, virtue, and the improvement of society through learning.
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Robert N. la Follette
Wisconsin
Hoover
Senator la Follette
Francis. Bacon
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Lou Hsha E E Doeth
United Gold
Ington National Cemetery
Witchey
Christopher Columbus
Harry. Payne Whitney
Madrid
Spain
Argentina
Longworth
Vandenberg
Charles G. Dawes
Great Britain
State Stimson
Court of St. James
Ambassador Dawes
Dawes
Pplsetina
Des Moines University
Baptist ‘Bible
Union of North America
Shields
E. C. Wayman
Miss Redman
Baptist Bible Union
Buffalo
Porcn
Vienna
Budapest
Hungary
Moscow
Bela Kun
Austria
Zeppelin
United States
Friedrichshafen
Khorasan
Persia
Burnard
Ees Gilmord
Govenor General of the
Bureau
Commerce
Hebylah
Davies
Llel
Old Musical School
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