Listen World By Elsie on Blackfeet Manhood Initiation
The essay describes Blackfeet rites where boys prove fitness through painful trials and endurance. Elders witness as a buffalo skull is passed and pain tests define a true warrior. The piece contrasts ancient ceremony with modern life and the courage required to earn adulthood.
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Elsie
Ces
Ping
Walcbers
Fife
Blackfees
Tren
Han Thinher
Nate
Nye Committee Overreach on Neutrality Policy Debate
A Senate neutrality debate centers on Nye committee overreach into foreign policy. Critics say the Nye panel lacks authority to draft a neutrality program and should defer to the Senate Foreign Relations Committee which historically guided U S neutrality. The piece warns against turning a domestic arms inquiry into a broader foreign policy decision.
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Senate
Nye
North Dakota
Congress
Nra
United States
Nye Committee
Committee On Foreign Relations
Ite
George Washington
White House
Senate of the
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The
Department of State
Carmot
Geoni Leyther T
Secretary of State
United United States
NRA Extension Sparks Bipartisan Debate Over Reform
Idaho Senator Borah is praised for a consistent critical stance toward the NRA. The article argues to end the NRA and revive anti trust laws, while opposing President Roosevelt and predicting political fallout if the two year extension passes. It contends public opinion shifts against such legislation amid economic distress.
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United States
Borah
Idaho
NRA
NIA
Boral
Rousguel
Donald Richbery
Coal Commonsense
Raynaud's Disease Described by French Physician in 1862
A 19th century medical note describes Raynaud's disease as a transient vascular spasm causing color change and numbness in fingers and toes. It notes lack of known cause, non hereditary tendency, and occasional bilateral involvement, with relief sometimes found through sympathetic nerve removal.
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Royal
Moaugieu Raynaud
Raynaud
Thomnes
Lex
Bowen
Peland
M. D
Finger
Lee
Pérry
Symi
10 and 20 Years Ago From S A Light Files
APRIL 6 1935 and APRIL 6 1915 items recap San Antonio notes. Mentions Sol Frank death and local political maneuvers in Angolan Heights. References to government officials and election tabulations, Harmony Rebels, and Villa manifests affecting mining labor. Describes ownership and mining stakes in Dirango and Quanajuato with General Villa context.
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S. A. Light Files
Sol Frank
J. K. Lary
Frank BR. Newstat
Dirango
Quanajuato
Atco
Pithieteo Villa
Brushing Through the Rise of a Columnist Legend
The article recounts Arthur Brisbane and other peers shaping a career in newspapers through varied roles from clerking to press agenting. It follows a self described journeyman path from Dayton to Cincinnati to New York and a pivotal shift into column writing that defined a life in the press.
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New York
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Florida
San Simeon
White House
Riley
Ing West
Heth Bwope
Suidlegte
McMavaght
Sunspot findings link solar activity to world markets
An analysis claimed by Harvard researchers connects solar radiation and sunspot cycles to long term manufacturing output and stock prices. The study, financed by the Harvard committee on research, cites correlations from 1880 to 1996 and a notable 1925 ultraviolet curve alignment with market trends, while noting exceptions such as 1903 and 1914 events.
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Edna Haye
Sven
Harvard
Harvard Quarterly Journal of Economics
Tate
New York
London
South Sea
Hubble
Harvard Committee On Research
Carlos Garcia Mata
Folly H Bhatter
Nc. Hilt
Restarches
Col. L. J. Ayres
Berne
Br. Abbott
Atylth+ sonian Institution
Oll
Mt. Pelee
Kalinat H
Japan
Veey
Cope
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Jane Tidates
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Pegler
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Atrip
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Topeka
Tdidopia
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