Good Samaritans and America's Refugee Duty
The piece argues that American history and values support aiding refugees from Austria and Germany. It cites Hull’s call for an intergovernmental haven network, notes Italy’s refusal, and counters fears about quotas and jobs. It asserts expanding admission, offering land, and living under U.S. laws as beneficial, concluding with aid as a beautiful verb.
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America
Europe
Germany
Austria
Hull
United States
Italy
Dies
Texas
Not So Safe In Home Accidents Men More Prone Than Women
A national life insurance statement shows fatalities in home accidents are 11-2 times higher for males than females aged 15 to 64. Men often work away from home, suggesting risky repair jobs. Burns favor women while gas, drowning and gun fatalities favor men. Both sexes should take more care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Life Insurance Company
What Nature Dares Disobey
The piece contrasts two U.S. farm programs the old AAA and the new AAA. It recalls plowed under crops and culled pigs during drought under the first plan. It notes a bumper wheat crop under the second plan on curtailed acres, producing a surplus and a price below the fixed price, arguing for aligning policy with nature rather than farmers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature
AAA
Lessons From Britain's Labor On Communists
In an editorial tone the piece argues that collaboration with the Communist Party is suicidal for labor movements. It cites British Labor Party actions and a rejection of a united front with Communists as guidance. The author urges American labor to reject Communist influence and unite for democracy, warning that Moscow’s aims subjugate independent unions.
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America
Washington
Homer Martin
Michigan
Alonisi
United Automobile Workers Union
Mags
United Front
Auepless
Martin
Unity
Unio
Labor Movement
Soviet Union
British Labor Party
Chamberlain
Italy
Spain
Simé Party
Popular Front
Great Britain
Banality of courtship in a quirky social riff
A dated social satire critiques gender roles and romance myths with lines about courtship, marriage, and modern gallantry. It mocks fixed habits of women and men, comparing love to seasonal trappings and domino effects of social expectations.
Letters to the Editor Praise for Chinese Friends Voices Support
A signed letter from R. O. Elliott urges calm amid fears of invasion, praising Chinese allies for protecting shores and homes. It argues the navy suffices, calls for peaceful living, and urges saving dollars to enrich fields and factories while balancing the budget.
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the Light
Elliott
Words of Wisdom and Odd Verses Echo Through Fragments
A jumble of quoted lines and garbled text presents a mosaic of literary phrases. Notable bits include Arnold Bennett on a single hint clarifying the mind and a brief, jagged reference to angels and messages of God. The fragment ends with incomplete names and stray letters.
Death and industry and a tale of Mitsui and Rothschilds
A fragmented historical column surveys capital punishment in France and the longevity of great families. It notes the Paris guillotine’s infrequent use, recalls Jeanne Thomas and Frederic Moyse, and traces the origins of the Guillotin device, then threads to the Mitsui and Rothschild lineages. It discusses women’s roles in business history and argues for family-led enterprise over governments, concluding with copyright attribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josephine Mary
Monsieur du Pexis
Josephine
Paris
Mary
Lebrun
France
Jeanne Thomas
Jeane
House of Rothschild
Red Shield
Frankfort
Germany
House of Mitsui
Prince of Chigo
Japan
Mitsui
NM. B. K
Mitsui Bussan Kalishe
Mitsui Company of Trade
Wecause
Skip It Do Not Dwell On The Past Says Reporter
A brisk call to news readers to discard nostalgia and idle chatter. The author argues modern life speeds by but warns against glorifying the old days while noting past leisure bred ignorance and gossip. Focus stays on incisive reporting and practical, facts over reminiscence.
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Mole Hills
Mae
By Elsie Robinson Get Going A 1938 Self Help Note
A terse self improvement note urges readers to discard grief and useless habits and trim social circles. It counsels decisive action, cutting clutter and drift to become streamlined in the twentieth century, attributed to King Foss 1938.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King Foss
Bynd, Inc
Dangers of Venereal Disease Highlighted In Early 20th Century Talk
The speaker warns of syphilis dangers and transmission, noting its early invisibility and long-term damage. It emphasizes mother to child transmission, miscarriages, strokes, and blindness, urging prompt recognition and immediate treatment to eradicate the disease.
What Do You Know Magazine Boxed Quiz
A vintage quiz page presents scattered questions on Boxing Day Babylonians Earth shape and other trivia. It references Nobel prizes historic questions about Gincialy Lewis and the Fourth Estate with a note to turn to the Magazine Page for the Answers.
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England
Dahomey
Gincialy Lewis
Trondon
Queen Victoria
Matanurky Valley
Alaska
New Zealand
Kingwells Syndicate
Early treatment cures syphilis when started promptly
This excerpt notes that treatment is effective if begun early, with healing sores, possible skin lesions, swollen nodes, and systemic symptoms like headache and fever. It emphasizes that a cure is definite only with proper early treatment.
Royal S Copeland advises weekly medical treatment plan
The text outlines stages of a disease and recommends reporting to a doctor at least weekly for a year or more. It stresses treatment must be given by a physician, warns against unlicensed advertisers, and advises consulting a family physician or local board of health if unsure.
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Board of Health
King Peis
Byed
Tie
Alto Filo Baptist encampment gathering announced
Dr John Gates reports nearly 3000 expected to attend the ninth annual Alto Filo Baptist encampment set for June 29 to July along the Pine river in Real County. Rev Jes Yelvington of Baptics temple to be among speakers.
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J. E. Gates
Beatles
Pino River
Real County
Jes Yelvington
Baptics Temple
Be Content With Your Tot Adage And Modern Deer
A fragmented reflection on gender and politics compares old adages to present behavior. The piece muses on how compliments, wildlife imagery, and political maneuvering reveal shifting cultural norms. It hints at hypocrisy in public discourse and the ease of straddling competing roles.
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Doline
Mayes
Arhraliis
Lnst
Frederic Moyse
Moyse
Dr. Guillotin
Scotland
Firat
Louisette
Tire
Ching
Shuho
Ons
Actutoe
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Rothschias
Behnho
King Feat Aynd,, Inc
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Boone
Dr. Copeland
Wash
Joxton
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
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San Antonio
George J. Roark
Alamo
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