Our Religious Freedom in American Harmony of Faiths
United States census notes 256 active denominations with about 56 million adherents, roughly half the population. The piece praises religious equality as a core American principle and warns against any move toward a state religion or erosion of liberty. It cites Curran on liberty as divine trust and urges eternal vigilance to preserve free worship in America.
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United States Census Bureau
Brotherhood of Man
United States
Congress
John Philpot Curran
America
Americans
Pole
Pfiary Pioty
England
Fealirey Bynsienls
Kan
Uneasy Seat: Romania's Tumult Under Weak King Carol
The piece portrays Romania as a microcosm of Europe with King Carol, a Victoria line descendant, facing abdication and volatile reign. He rose after two failed marriages, abdicated, then resumed the throne five years later as Russia and Germany threaten his oil rich land. The regime is eroding step by step amid international jealousy and pressure.
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Romania
Germany
Russia
Europe
Carol
England
Victoria
The Size Of If A Jed And The River Lesson
A fragmented essay on education and patriotism, recalling a river definition anecdote and noting shifts in American books about rivers. It discusses past political campaigns, Wilkie's call to curb smear tactics, and the value of temperate discourse by gifted amateurs in defending America.
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Jed
Isler
John
Ben. Burman P
Mississippi
Delaware
Harry Emerson Wittles
America
Amerigana
Kip- Mag
Jong
Hiver
Catnot
Mayer
Assatours
Belel
Manny Go Round By Helen Rowland
A reflective piece on destiny, self belief, and personal drive. It argues destiny is formed within oneself, not luck, and contrasts genius with will power, highlighting how self-doubt and distraction hinder both men and women from achieving recognition.
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Manny
Helen Rowland
City market house plans outlined by Park Commissioner
Plans to remodel and modernize the city market house were explained by Park Commissioner Jacob Rubicla. The market house fund stands at 40000 from rentals as Rapids left Fort Worth and Besimont for inspection. Also reported are visits by Porter Whaley and Howell Jones on a goodwill tour of the Rio Grande Valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob Rubicla
Fort Worth
Besimont
Porter Whaley
San Antonio
Unknown political quotes and misquoted lines collage
A fragmented collection of misquoted statements attributed to various leaders and the public sphere. The text includes garbled phrases about presidents in 1928, war spirit, party allegiance, and international relations, interspersed with likely magazine captions and misrendered names.
The Light Publishes Impartial 1940 Campaign Letters
The Light presents opposing reader views on campaign issues for 1940. Letters expressing opinions are invited but space may limit publication. Views expressed do not necessarily reflect The Light’s own stance.
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The
Light
Why I'll vote for Willkie
Arthur A. Ballantine argues Wendell Willkie strengthens American defense and industry, praises his leadership and read ing ability, and urges decisive action over partisan politics. He calls for restraint on presidential term length, warns against current administration, and endorses Willkie as a path to solid economic progress and national security.
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Wendell Willkie
Willie
Why I’ll vote for Willkie and Roosevelt
A universal alarm in favor of both Wendell Willkie and Franklin D. Roosevelt appears in two opinion letters. ABRAHAM 8 WEBER of New York lauds Willkie as a liberal proponent of responsible reform and labor rights, while praising Roosevelt as a courageous, idealistic leader capable of guiding the nation through war threats with democratic, humanitarian policy.
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Sy Emory Rk. Buckner
U. 3
New York
Wendell Willkie
Abraham 8. Weber
State of
Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
New York State
Saratoga Springs
United States
CCC
PWA
WPA
Europe
Americas
Angina Pectoris and Nitroglycerin Therapy in Heart Disease
An old medical note explains how nitroglycerin from glycerin, once an explosive, aids angina pectoris. Attacks trigger by exertion or cold, relieved by rest or nitroglycerin, with advice on diet, activity, and avoiding overexertion. Amyl nitrite also mentioned, under physician guidance.
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Angina
A.C. Ernestone
Cleveland
Ohio
Exnestene
Medical notes on angina treatments and blood pressure Q&A
Dr H N Bandesen discusses glycerin tablets to prevent postmeal angina attacks and sedatives to aid anxious patients. New procedures include nerve alcohol injections and chest muscle grafts, with mixed outcomes. A Q&A on blood pressure, noting 190 is not always dangerous and stressing arterial hardening not yet evident.
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Exesteri
John L
American voter upset by Democratic convention
Letter writer TLS Robinsow of King Home laments the 1932 Democratic convention's handling of candidates and delegates. He condemns what he calls un American and undemocratic tactics, denounces walling of delegates, and warns Americans to beware of political manipulation. He stresses frankness, free will, and fair play, urging voters to think for themselves.
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Wilson Avenues
John ©. Richter
Arthur A. Ballantine
Tresaory
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Hight
Dr. H. N. Bandesen
Frye
Hla
Wat Polot
St. Peter and St. Paul
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Wallace
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Breanny Roosevelt
Franklin Roosevelt
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King Home
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