A Sermon For War Lords
A speech argues European nations should form a joint commission to study U S Canada relations. It extols a North American peaceful border with no military force, no passports, strong mutual trust, and a democratic ideal as a model for world peace, urging Europe to seek guidance from the west.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlantic Ocean
United States
Canada
North Pole
Gulf of Mexico
League OF Nations
James T. Shotwell
Columbia University
Orono
North America
Professor Shotwell
Europe
West
Strange Phrase and Coiled Overture Mentioned in Text
The fragment hints at a cautious note about a tempting package tied to a string and coils. It mentions darkness around the corner and an overture that may lead somewhere, with warnings not to be hasty. The tone suggests looming events or decisions in a tense moment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Neuralgia Causes and Treatments From Debilitating Weather
Damp conditions bring neuralgia complaints as the article explains neuralgia is nerve pain vs neuritis. It outlines fibrositis anemia constipation infections in teeth tonsils and sinuses as possible triggers and stresses addressing root causes through dental and medical treatments and a balanced diet with iron and minerals.
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W. Gowers
England
Deafness and neuralgia remedies from a medical note
A patient discusses relief methods for neuralgia and deafness including heat therapy and aconite liniment, noting diathermy use and salicylates. The text warns neuralgia signals deeper body issues, cites scarlet fever–related hearing loss, various ear injuries, wax buildup, infections, and nerve or brain involvement. It urges examination by an ear specialist to identify causes and appropriate treatment.
Medical inquiries on arthritis and skin disorders
The letters discuss arthritic knee and elbow pain in a child, possible infection sources, and local joint treatment. A separate query asks about a breast lump requiring examination and possible biopsy. Another reader asks about vitiligo causes and treatments, noting summer-related skin changes and new thiosulfate injections.
Knowledge Test True False Mix Stirs Factcheck Quiz
A chaotic knowledge quiz lists varied statements from ancient astronomy to technology. It includes claims about the Pyramid of Cheops size, monolithic obelisks, Babylonians compass points, Ptolemy, alchemy, savants, Galileo, blood circulation, Fulton’s Folly, gravitation, Darwin, Curie, Ursa Major, Stephenson, Lindbergh, and July, mixing accuracy with errors and misattributions.
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Pyramid of
Cheops
Edane
Ptolemy
Galileo
Fulton
Wadson
William Tell
Lindbergh
New York
Wireless Delogtroney
Dap Tie Anewern T
Honseh Ama
Hy Kine
MLK
Ghosts and a Modern Mystic Leader From Sayle Row
A profile of Colin Sidney Collen-Smith once a bank clerk in Lonton now posing as leader of a world service group. He promotes psycho photos and spiritualism for the nobility aided by a Persian pundit and an unnamed American Indian. The piece traces his claims, notable backers, and a USA origin tale in Hyattsville New York.
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Myr
Colin
Sidney Collen-Smith
Lonton
Mike Solomon
Sayle Row
Colin Sidney Collen Smith
World Service Group
Wayfair
Belgravia
Viscount
Selby
Lord Lawrence
John Squire
Wwitch
Colin Sidney Collen-Smith
Persia
Tamara
Sidney Cullen-Smith
Tascals
The Fox Family Haunting in the Dark Farmhouse
The Fox family endures nightly raps and eerie sounds in their farmhouse, with their children Kate and Margaret mimicking the knocks that reply in kind. Rumors spread of a murdered peddler and buried evidence in the cellar as investigators uncover bones.
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Kate
Margaret
Katie
Margeret
Fox
Spiritualism and the Fox sisters in 19th century folklore
Edwin C. Hill surveys the Fox sisters Kate and Margaret, their claims of contacting spirits, and the ensuing debate over fraud and sincerity. He notes foundation discoveries, public skepticism, and broader reflections on spiritualism's place in human understanding across cultures and ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kate
Margaret Fox
Europe
Margaret
March of Events mentions Turkey in the Sanjak and Keads
The March of Events column surveys geopolitical tensions as Turkey moves into the Sanjak of Alexandrette in the northeast Mediterranean, amid French and British neglect of European conflicts. It recalls past Balkan names, comments on Nazi-era emigration of scholars, and reflects on Spinoza and Thomas Jefferson while noting animal vigilance during air raids.
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Turkey
Sanjak
Alexandretts
Mediterranean
France
England
Europe
Ditler
Mussolni
Alexandratta
Novipazar
Swat
Landau
Royal Society For the Prevention
London
Mother Earth
Thomas Jefferson
J. C. Duxville
Detroit
Remembering Jefferson and the boyhood of reading
Benjamin DeCasseres reflects on Jeffersons claim of equality, Rousseaus influence, and how boys of today read and seek adventure. He recalls Harry Castleman as a favorite author and Gustav Davidson's project to bibliography American juvenile writers of the late 1800s, hoping to recapture a vanished boyhood utopia.
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Harry Castleman
Alger
Optic
Ellis
Castleman
Gustav Davidson
Theory of Congress
Washington
Davirzan
The Making of a Moral World in Small Choices
A reflective piece argues that every thought and action shapes character. Past decisions tint present choices and future problems, as even small acts accumulate to define good or evil. The author contends progress hinges on daily, unglamorous deci sions rather than dramatic reforms.
You Are the Master of Your Fate, Captain of Your Soul
A reflective column by Elsie Robinson urges readers to resist past and present regrets. It reassures that despite wear from old decisions, a person remains free and capable of shaping their future, proclaiming inner strength and responsibility.
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Kins Fras
Investigations Link Stroller Impostor to $1000 Perfection Scam
Authorities probe a 31 year old man posing as The Stroller seeking perfection money from Charles Bollinger, a wealthy politician and gambler. He was nabbed after accepting a toll of bills, while The Stroller now writes exposing wide open gaming in Ban Antone as Mrs Laure Barleson Negley seeks the Democratic nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bollinger
Belinger
Ban Antone
Laure Barleson Negley
Leals
John K. Weber
Charles B. McFarlane
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Dr. Herman N
Bundesen
Anie
M. K
Kius Fesa
Syd
Toe
Hyattsville
New York State
Lved
Bute
Edwin C. Hill
Africa
Hindustan
Kean Bynd
Nazi Germany
Heidelberg
Germany
Benedict de Spinoz
Gid Heidelberg
By Benjamin DeCasseres
Jefferson
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Jasi
Elsie Robinson
L. A. Light Files
San Antonio
Bexar County
Maj
Lee Sypher
Kellyfield
John Adgerly
Camp Greene
North Carolina
Sypher
Kelly Field
Vidit
Irigmie
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