Avoid Dangerous Alliances and Neutrality Debate
The piece argues the United States should stay out of war and avoid alliances with aggressor nations. It questions guarantees against future aggressions, criticizes Britain and France, and urges re codifying war rules to outlaw bombing civilians and protect women children and the sick. It cautions against aiding nations capable of civilian bombings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Britain
France
England
Lincoln Birthday Reflections On Lincoln and His Era
A sweeping reminiscence on Abraham Lincoln tracing his Cooper Union address to pivotal Republican support in New York. The piece recalls editor Bowen’s startled meeting with Lincoln, Lincoln’s later masterful Cooper Union speech, and posthumous tributes highlighting Lincoln’s humanity and leadership.
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Cooper Union
New York City
Henry
Haven
The
New York Independent
Bowen
Pathe
Venice
Rusil-Splitter
Grorge Pukenem
George Bancroft
Whilium Cullen Bryant
Horace Greeley
Lincoln
United States
Ewkgard
New York
Circust
Armand
Springfield
Saint Paul
Noah Brooks
Bastor
William Cullen Bryant
New York Evening
Lincoln portrayed as moral beacon of leadership and courage
Edwin C. Hill recalls Abraham Lincoln as a moral center equal to emergencies. He notes Lincoln’s unwavering belief, courage, and kindness, contrasting him with pirates of power, and cites Gen H T L Thomas praising his insight and truth telling. The piece ends with a tribute framing Lincoln as a pioneer who rose among Washington’s elites.
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Benator Collstnonce
Eitcoln
Catsar
Pitt
Clay Swere
Lincoln
Webster
Coloun
le Case
H. TL
Thomas
War Department
Richmond
Gantle
X Department
Abraham Lincoln
Stay current or fall behind in a changing world
A reflective essay argues that history moves like a busy telephone line linking people across time. It urges men and women to stay informed, continue their work, and keep eyes, ears, and hearts open to new conditions and demands rather than seeking detached status or easy escape.
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Hunan
Ife
Stay On The Line To Learn What It Takes
A reflective piece urges readers to drop prejudices and listen, insisting progress comes from staying engaged and embracing change. It stresses effort over excuses and calls for persistent attention to social calls and self-improvement. The voice advocates embracing new messages and avoiding complacency.
Fragmented Taxing Nonsense From An OCR Text
An unclear passage discusses modern girls and a pretend role in a romantic setting. It references fame and a kitchen figure while mispelt terms hint at outdated slang. The text appears as noisy OCR with scattered phrases about societies and relationships.
Roosevelts party guests view odd poker and talk
A Washington dinner scene features Mr Roosevelt and guests in animated poker and bridge talk. A magician demonstrates a hand while Garner plays and a White House discussion hints at a future conference. Congress, Perkins, and labor secretary questions color the political chatter.
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Waehington
Mraghisi
Roosevelt
Garner
Rcmagician
Wes
Ragicien
V. Ps
Howse
Terence
Tommy
Corea
Yan
Congress
Other Timor
Intermittent claudication linked to histamine injections
A Paris doctors case series shows two elderly patients with intermittent claudication improving after injections of histamine chistamine, with relief lasting months to over a year. The report notes careful dosing, risks of infection, and alternative therapies like diathermy and diet.
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KR. J. Wisentuck
L. Perles
Paris
France
Treatment and digestion Q and A from Dr Bundesen
Dr bundesen cites vitamin B preparations as potentially effective and easy to use. The text includes a Q and A on human blood volume and stomach capacity with imprecise figures, noting variation by size age and other factors.
Breckerridge Senior High names memory book committee
A 1925 report notes Breckerridge Senior High School selected memory book committee members for the spring graduation class. The panel includes Margaret Quinn as chair with Marie Smith Helen Mattison and Elizabeth Miter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Breckerridge Senior High School
Margaret Quinn
Marie Smith
Helen Mattison
Elizabeth Miter
Love Signs In A Man's Deep Affection From Old Verse
An antiquated verse warns a daughter about three signs of male love: gaze and attention when near, longing when apart, and admiration when she is present. It cautions that true affection leads to devoted conduct, not merely clever talk or distant flirtation. The piece cites Saint Valentine’s motif and moralizes about romance and constancy.
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Bratecs Tire
Vite
W. B
Gamer
Texas
Eges
Garyney
Alva Adams
Colorado
Senate
Tle
Jove
Daniel
Monasyid
Puzzle of language and logic tests your word sense
A quirky, fragmentary quiz asks readers to decide meanings and language quirks. It ponders hearing a coat, alive or dead concepts, and the idea of speaking in a native tongue while filtering through absurd tests about tongues, birds, and cathedral references.
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Byron
Moatamoue
St. Nat
Ta Teisala
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Waters
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Robert J
Exeter
Lincary
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Hus
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Ctuib
Dolley
Cautous
Lena
By Edwin C. Hill
Herody
Ale
Iy Elsie Robinson
Jean
Ito
King Hoan
Han Heu
Dectina
Flannagan
Virginie Boy
Judge Roberts
Roosevelb
Glass
Byrd
Louis Johnson
Howe
Jarmsan
Earebs
Fanny Perkins
House
Arkansas
Ake T Mise Perkins
California
Dr. Herman N
S. Aw
Alamo Area
Hoy Scouts of America
Arthur Biard
Dily
Harold Mueller
Iuutceon
Plagin Hotel
Ciedty
Marets Lowe Theatrical Syndicate
San Antonio
Grand Opera House
Marcus Lowe
Elycuit
Ed Cliting
Sidney H. Welsh
Grand
Proton
Saint Valentine
Peoacheth
Benny Gondman
Alnipa
Tye el
Pat Ffower
Cornell
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