Russia’s Revolution Faces New Thunder in Exile
A staged contrast shows Trotzky amid Bolshevik wolves as Lenin’s death shifts power. The piece notes Trotzky’s rise from New York immigrant to military chief, his enemies’ triumph, and forecasted exile. It weighs revolutions’-cycle rise and fall, predicting struggle for leadership in Russia and the persistence of Bolshevism.
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Munich
Amsterdam
Russia
Trotzky
Lenint
Lenin
New York City
Troteky
Europe
Robespierre
Danton
Robes Pierre
Agenda for English Speaking Peoples Peace and Reform
The text outlines aims for a world peace framework among English-speaking nations, proportional Senate representation with at least two senators per state, a unified national defense secretary overseeing Army Navy and Air Forces, federal action to abolish illiteracy under an Education Secretary, and congressional elections in November with presidential inauguration the following January.
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Hearst Papers
United States Senate
House of Representatives
Department of the Army
Navy
Air Forces
Secretary of National Defense
United States
Education
Congress
Canal Builders form Panama Canal Retirement association
The Panama Canal retirees seek security for veterans reaching retirement age. Builders and operators endured tropical heat far from home, receiving meager rewards for vital service. They conquered disease and harsh conditions, digging the canal under a world changing undertaking.
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Panama Canal
What language did Adam and Eve speak in Eden
A discussion on language origins notes language as a product of experience and brain design. It recalls a tale of an Egyptian king who raised newborns with deaf mutes to see what tongue they'd speak, but the children signed instead, illustrating a long debated science question.
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Garden of Eden
Neweborn
Milikan on war preclusion by cross nation thinking
Dr Robert A Millikan, American scientist and member of the League of Nations committee on intellectual cooperation, urged war prevention through idea exchange. He warned that during looming conflicts thinking often ceases as scientists argue and fail to think clearly.
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League of Nations Committee On
California
Robert A. Millikan
Acute Hearing and Training Impact on Deafness
The article argues that acute hearing is most developed in athletes while in training and suggests that deafness is linked to general physical deterioration. It claims improving breathing and blood supply can enhance hearing, and notes those who are deaf should be interested in such improvements.
Zinovieff town renames after fallen hero
In Russia a town once named for Gregory Zinovieff, ally of Trotzky and noted Saviteer, has its citizens changing the name as their once celebrated figure loses grace with history.
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Gregory Zinovieff
Trotzky
Russia
Zinovieff
Can They Solve It At His Amartest
A fragment discusses brain power and laziness with a reference to the Neurological Institute tasked to investigate why man. The text implies evaluation of potential mental capacity and critique of publishers, noting a push for reducing laziness through institute help.
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Neurological Institute
Modern Inventions Lighten Farm Life by Copeland
Royal S. Copeland argues modern inventions ease farm life, praising autos telephones radios and cheap electricity. He urges improvements in farm kitchens water pumps and stoves to lighten labor and improve housewives health, citing a cousin May as a practical example. Copyright 1523 Newspaper Feas. For. tne.
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Royal S. Copeland
United States
York Farmer
Iselih
New York
Church
Moyie
Abops
Masy
Cousin May
Ain
Feaa
Tne
Authorship Debate Around Perrault Stories
Garret P Serviss surveys authorship myths behind Perrault tales. He notes discussions in Revue des Deux Mondes and Paul Lacroix on who wrote Cinderella and Little Red Riding Hood. The piece questions the sole authorship of Charles Perrault and considers whether the fame rests on a family collaboration or broader literary tradition.
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Revue Des Deux Mondes
Fenile Herriot Askes
Perrault
Verrault
Lhek
Hoc
Pierre Warmancour
Hha
Een
Moore
Paul Lacroix
Vlitura
Vuloglele
Wiam Bhakeeprare
Nhatford
Hevorthalese
Franre
Mother Goore
Charles Perrault
Weil
Ktoview
Vienrlot
Contes du Perrault
Hindmost Throng by Dr Frank Crane
An analysis of human nature and crowds as illustrated by classical and biblical references. The author links crowd behavior to pride, fear, and defiance, urging leaders to maintain resolve and avoid pandering to popular rage while confronting distant, idealized foes.
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Frank Crane
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Rugaia
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France
Kusaiz
Rollo
Pittsburgh
Washington
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Ajax
Hector
Troy
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Ohio
Utah
Jon of Arc
Phex
Dintant
Heprright
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