Lodge as a 1940 Presidential Prospect in Neutrality Debate
The piece argues Senator Henry Cabot Lodge III of Massachusetts stands as a leading Republican potential for 1940. It credits his anti entanglement stance and opposition to the League of Nations and World Court, portraying him as a defender of real neutrality who could lead the nation away from European wars.
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Lodge
United States Senate
United States
Henry Cabot Lodge III
Senate
Republic
World Court
League of Nations
Young Lodge
Roosevelt
Chicago
Washington
Senator Lodge
America
Senator Sage
Ants and Men explores ant society and human parallels
A review of Dr. Haskins book Of Ants and Men notes ants as vegetarian foragers, farmers, and soldiers. It contrasts ant colonies with human systems, detailing desertification, military forays, and the rise and fall of tribes under changing climates. The piece highlights scientific credentials of Haskins and his view of ants as a living bridge to remote geological ages.
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Caryl P. Jaskins
Haskins
Union College
Harvard University
Massachusetts Institute of Hechnology
Haskins Jaid
Society of Ants
Ants as social models in a 1939 field of human parallels
Fragmentary text by Edwin C. Hill discusses ants as mirrors of human society. It cites Dr Haskins praising ant social structure for teaching industry and thrift, and notes ants’ migratory patterns and transformations as a study of communal organization despite the fragmentary nature of the source.
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Crete
Dr. Haskins
Pech Solomon
Capyt
King Perms
Syrtr, Toe
Early dental care for children guides long term teeth health
An article urges parents to introduce children to dentists early to prevent decay and permanent tooth damage. It recommends first visit around age two, with gradual acclimation to the office, and accompanying a parent to establish comfort and routine. The piece stresses regular checkups to stop decay from spreading and to avoid fear or resistance.
Child Dental Decay and Care Tips by Bundesen
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen explains how early tooth decay begins in children aged four and under. He notes that small holes may show dulling and misalignment, with early cleaning needed to prevent pain and spread. Regular visits to the dentist help catch decay early and protect developing teeth.
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Sony
Imsraud Maudink
Birenis
Ehlidrert
Abe Strasex
What Do You Know Now Wiel aniumer Ly here a ower
Fragmented text presents a garbled list of plant names and odd phrases. It mentions flowers such as Lily at the Valley, Pansy, Primrose, Nightshade, and others, followed by stray lines about keeping a drove through inn went and a confusing note about daily routines and a Calurve reference.
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Cael
Hitler tightens grip as Reichsbank under Nazi control
The piece reports that Hitler has restructured the Reichsbank to run under his direction, ending its independence and marking it as a political instrument. It notes losses in foreign markets, new tax certificates, and rising labor strain, with warnings of retrenchment and possible moves toward conflict in Europe.
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Hitler
Czechoslovakia
Suderteniand
U. 8
U. 8. Treasury
Europe
South Ameria Unum
Funk
Schacht
Reichshank
Welco
Gavernie
New York
Danzig
Lieir
Joanfran Brileth
London
Kine Ventures Gyne
Fidicate
Tae Pionny Whole Oy
Glejetiy
Time to rest and rethink high speed living
A reflective piece urges slowing down to protect health and happiness. It contrasts old Tom the horse with modern fast living, warning against burnout and excessive competition. It invites readers to seek new interests, meet diverse people, and rediscover passion to avoid life burning up the road.
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Old Tom
Dar
King Bean Syne
10 and 20 Years Ago From L. A. Light Files
SLY H 1929 Charles Patton former assistant superintendent of the Memphis Was appointed superintendent of the San Antonio at a meeting of the board and San Antonio Civile Opera league details of disputes over park projects and a possible one man operated jitney car system to raise revenue discussed at city meeting and public service hearing warnings issued on disorder in parks and streets.
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Sly H
Charles Patton
Memphis
Enn, Boo
San Antonio
20A Board and Sheefty Commission
Meyar Chambers
Park Counta
Imenkey Island
Mayer
M. Chambers
Latvleyingde Beck
San Antonio Civile Opera League
Simken Garden
Gracken- Midge Park
Mithtshee
The New Man of Tomorrow in the American Home
An analysis of shifting gender roles as the postwar man evolves through education, independence, and modern tastes. Women seek equality and choice while men adapt to a world of college ties, career focus, and changing domestic expectations.
Three Cheers for the New Man Husband of Tomorrow
A fragmented reflection on evolving gender roles cites Helen Rowland and a new man who will marry for intellect and grace. It forecasts a future where a husband values propriety, refinement, and emotional restraint, contrasting with past norms and emphasizing a refined, modern ideal.
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Irapovarmonty
Tomor
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Mathers
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der Fuehrer
Germany
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der Fuhrer
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Willy
Gmmpa
Boworr
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L. A. Light Files
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