Baruch argues neutrality tied to preparedness and trade
Bernard Baruch told Congress that neutrality rests on preparedness and other nations’ access to U.S. markets. He warned that refusing belligerents sale would imply a de facto declaration of war, urged cash purchases, and cautioned against arming or protecting belligerent ships while stressing strong defense to avoid future wars.
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Congress
Bernard Baruch
New York
Mr. Baruch
America
Baruch
House
Nebraska's unicameral plan tested by states
Nebraska advances a unicameral legislature experiment under Senator George W Norris. Observers in New York and other states closely watch the opening session for cues on efficiency honesty and partisanship in government. The gamble rests on whether one chamber can deliver benefits not seen under the traditional two houses.
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New York
Nebraska
George W. Norris
America
Fox hounds chase fox along rails in Belvoir hunt
Pink-coated gentlemen in taprooms seek fox hunting glory in England. During a Belvoir hunt the fox bolted along a railroad, halting an express and a freight train as passengers cheered. The engineer blew the whistle, but the fox escaped in a famed, parkland chase.
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England
Belvoir
Wise old Montaigne and Benton clash in Missouri murals scene
Modern art critics debate Tom Benton and his state capitol murals. The article recalls Benton’s provocative Missouri subjects, his funding dispute over 16 000 dollars and 2251 dollars in eggs, and notes the rise of Edmonds Pizzella a celebrated portraitist trained in European schools famed for pastels and elegance in likenesses.
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Montaigne
Saint Beye
Voltaire
Tom Beneton
Missouri State Capitol
Giuseppe Conti
Pachiani
Mr. Benton
Missouri
Tom Benton
Bug
Ari
Petrait
Edmonds Pézzella
Rigoyeus
Plazélla Captures Animation in Portraits Despite Critics
By Edwin C Hill New York shidio, the piece praises Plazélla for capturing animation in portraits and fire in their beauty. It notes his keen sense of form and light, respect for tradition, disdain for art fakers, and ranking alongside Michael Angelo in the view of some, with publication in 1837 by King FedS Synd, Inc.
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New York
Shidio
Plazélla
Pizzella
Vider
King Feds. Synd, Inc
Women as Helpless Victims The Male Conspiracy Theory
A provocative tirade argues that women universally believe they are helpless victims of men. It blames Eve for starting the notion and alleges pervasive, conspiratorial female prejudice across social strata. The piece contends modern courts struggle with gender bias in male female disputes and cites reactions from voters and clubwomen.
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Eve
Adam
Women and the Fight for Equal Rights in 1937
Elsie Robinson argues women must seize new educational and political chances to end abusive gender norms. She condemns passive behavior and double standards, urging open struggle for equality rather than clinging to worn stereotypes. The piece mocks both strident feminism and male fear.
Ten and Twenty Years Ago Feb 3 1927 and 1917
From the files of February 3 1927 the Baptist Sunday school drives better citizenship among children as G S Hopkins speaks at First Bryant church. In a separate item pilots Gratgle Pratt survive a 2500 foot plane plunge after a control failure. The 1917 note recalls Rev William Bertrand Stevens taking up duties in San Antonio as rector of St Mark's Episcopal and H W Barnes Rotary music director honored for outdoor Christmas observance with a platinum mounted pearl full dress set.
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Baptist Sunday School
G. S. Hopkins
Baptist General Convertion
Feral
William Bertrand Stevens
St. Ann's Church
New York City
Ms Dubles
San Antonio
H.W. B. Barnes
Rotary Club
Odd Facts About Great Bear Lake in Mackenzie District
Great Bear Lake in the Mackenzie District covers 12 600 square miles and is the warmest body of water wholly within Canadian territory. It remains notable for its large size and climate within Canada’s northern landscape.
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Great Bear Lake
Macken Wie
Canadian Territory
New Yorks Curious Outsiders Parade Through midtown Life
In midtown New York a diverse group of eccentric, harmless outsiders roams streets and hospitals, from bewhiskered Pin Man to street watchers. The piece notes public gaze at fashionably odd glasses wearers, the social spotlight on youth, and a Grand Central scene with a new theater, bar, and a clock guiding thousands daily commuters.
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New York
Mott
Broadway
Garbo
Moeurs
Grand Central
Tennessee Bride Law Sparks Outrage Over Child Marriage
A Tennessee official condemns a 9 or 11 year old bride situation as a failure of state law and governance. The piece denounces proposed laws restricting press comment and argues truth about state affairs should be published, not silenced.
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King Fepates Syad
Toe
Tennessee
Mars Ringe
Distinguishing Bronchitis From Bronchiectasis in Patients
The article explains bronchiectasis as dilation of bronchial tubes causing weak walls and severe persistent cough that worsens at night, with saliva and sputum production. It notes possible symptoms like night sweats fever and even asthma, and that finger clubbing can occur in advanced cases. Repeated upper respiratory infections may cause bronchiectasis, which is mainly seen in adults though rare in children.
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Royal
Attab
Ming Feas
What Do You Know puzzle questions and prompts
A mixed set of trivia prompts asks to identify capitals, ancient city names, sea inlets, state locations, continents, and place names. It includes references to Wyomalog Mt Whitney Atl Wrangell Krakow Bombay Cincinnati Azores Boothbay Harbor Glen Cove Bordeaux and other entries with unclear OCR. The prompt directs solving the full set as a comic page answer key.
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Wyomalog
Troy
Yellow Sea
Mt. Whitney
Wrangell
Lake Thileaea
Bombay
Cleoro
Cincinnati
Krakow
Gisio
Auteuil
France
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O. C. McIntyre
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