Role of Investor in Preservation of Freedom
Major George L. Berry, president of the Printing Pressmen’s union, argues that investors, labor, and management form three inseparable units of free enterprise. He defends fair returns for thrift, adequate compensation for management and labor, and urges unity to win the war and postwar rehabilitation. He warns against radical attacks that would burden investors and threaten free enterprise.
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George L. Berry
Minneapolis
Berry
Major Berry
America
United
Manoy Berry
Lahor
Lazarus Story Sparks Quiet Reckoning in My Life
A listener recalls the biblical Lazarus tale and its ache of loss. The piece blends personal struggle with faith, noting how grief can dull responsibility until memory of Christ’s miracle prompts a deeper questioning of life, death, and meaning.
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Christ
Lazaraus
Mary
Martha
Lazarus
Jesus of Nazareth
Bethany
Come Forth From Your Grave in A Call to Service
By Elsie Robinson appeals to readers to rise from personal isolation and fear. The voice from darkness urges forgetfulness of self and anger to answer Life’s cry and join the living in a greater cause beyond grief or resentment.
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Lazarus
King
Causes and warnings of deafness in various diseases
The article discusses how deafness can arise from conditions such as mumps syphilis nephritis diabetes and high blood pressure. It urges complete medical examination to determine the cause before treatment and notes potential improvement when blood pressure is controlled and salt fluid intake is managed. It mentions other factors like bleeding into the ear and inflammation of the middle ear and advises careful evaluation to tailor treatment.
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Tn Snow
Clarence Hi
Aimith
New York
Wives of World War Vets Sign Up for Bonus March
Wives of ten San Antonio World War I veterans have joined the second bonus expedition bound for Washington. Dexter Britth, a leader, announced plans for the group to depart San Antonio next Saturday. They are gathering donations of food, clothing, and money to support the journey.
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San Antonio
Vitamins and minerals linked to hearing loss relief
Dr H N Bundesen notes diet affects hearing and that vitamins A thiamin and niacin may help the hearing nerve. Mineral deficiencies such as calcium phosphorus magnesium and iodine may also impact hearing and glandular secretions play a role in some deaf cases. With careful study and glandular or mineral supplementation some patients show improvement.
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Sithadys
Uiat
Kobe Kea Byam
War debt figures loom large in national outlook
Washington commentary breaks down the mounting war cost and proposed funding paths. It argues the federal debt will surpass two hundred billion dollars, with interest costs forcing higher taxes and possible inflation to preserve postwar spending and prosperity. It highlights banks and insurers likely absorbing much debt via bonds and notes the need for disciplined fiscal planning.
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Treasury
Tnese
Paul Mallon Ly
Federal Reserve
Jolson Tours Army Camps in Alaska Entertains Soldiers
Al Jolson, in his late fifties, completed a whirlwind Army tour of Alaska camps delivering two to nine shows daily. He performed for 40 to 1500 soldiers at posts like Fairbanks and Nome, averaging 14 numbers per show, and praised for stamina despite aging.
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al Jolson
Alaska
Jolson
Niles
Fairbanks
Anchorage
Nome
Dumesy
Bt Lawrence
McGrath
White Horse
Anette Islands
Jolsan
Sind
Amps
Fair Hanks
Jolson to Join American Expeditionary Forces
The article notes Jolson plans to go to Washington to seek an assignment with the American expeditionary forces. It mentions his long career as a pianist and entertainer, his wartime contributions, and the censorship surrounding Alaska reports. It references prices and travel details from a wartime newspaper issued in 1942.
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Alaska
Jolson
Washington
King Fean
The Marry-Go-Round on Self Worth and Public Image
The piece argues true success comes from being right with oneself rather than impressing others. It contrasts calm leaders like Churchill with egotists like Hitler and notes many outwardly successful public figures remain unhappy without inner integrity. It warns that vanity, bluffing, and chasing status erode personal happiness.
Snobbery and self worth in Helen Rowland’s view
The text critiques bullies and office snobs who seek superiority. It argues that true satisfaction comes from honoring one’s own work and reputation, regardless of wealth or status, praising a personal philosophy of success with oneself.
Texans Expedition From San Antonio Into New Mexico 1861
A Confederate mounted expedition began from San Antonio moving toward New Mexico and Arizona to hold vast border lands. Poorly clothed and supplied troops struggled through mesquite and desert, yet some Indigenous allies helped. The plan shifted after initial success. the force retreated to San Antonio then Galveston, ending in the Louisiana campaign.
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Sandy Joram
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Pet
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Atlantis City
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New Mexico
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Galveston
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