A Policy of Surrender A Policy of Surrender
A strong denunciation of Secretary Hulls reciprocal trade agenda. The writer argues continued negotiations will open U S markets to foreign competition, close American mills, and worsen unemployment. Cites Poland ham imports rising from 2673 pounds in 1932 to 38 million pounds in 1937 and 815000 pounds in early January as proof. urges alertness before any new treaty with England.
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Hull
Congress
England
Mr. Hull
United States
Lord Beaverbrook
America
Russia, the most militaristic and despotic nation
A wary defense of democracy opposes alliances with militaristic and tyrannical powers. Russia is labeled the worst of all, with vast armed forces and an absolute despot, while condemning Germany and Italy and urging the U S to remain free of any covenants with them or communism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Italy
Russia
Ialy
Maly
America
Red
Malia Ln Z
Neice
Pythagoras
Cecisin
Stalin
Protect Us From the Storm! By Nelson Harding
A editorial cartoon by Nelson Harding uses a storm metaphor to urge readers to back protective measures against natural disasters. The piece frames civic readiness and collective action as essential safeguards for communities facing severe weather risks.
The Mafia and Lupo Saga Across Worlds and Courts
A garbled account links Sicilian mob roots and American crime networks to Lupo the Wolf. It traces his 1903 Morello murder, New York trials, and alleged Mafia fits from 1898 to 1921, noting police and G men efforts, wartime suppression under Mussolini, and a long arc of violence and influence in Sicily and beyond.
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Nendy
Fetsofino
Palremo
Sicily
Ane Gnutio
Wolf
America
Petrosing
Ignatis Lupo
Lupo
Supreme Court
Atlanta
Harding
New York
J. Edgar Shovett
G-men
Lipo
Salvatore Morello
Wbarce
Tetal
Éangiline
Sesdly
Zmirder Stavie
Gendrica
Harlan
Ciro Wenanova
Rackelger
Youn Lupo
Napoleon
Mussolini
Latenstant
Fran Capes
Taty
Saint Mori and the Underground Myth of the Western Caves
A fragmentary, OCR-like report recounts a legendary figure called Saint Mori tied to a hidden Sulphur mountains cave in the interior. It notes public reverence in Sicily, a two year manhunt against mountain gangsters, and a dubious claim of 20 centuries in sentences. The text meanders through origins of a word tied to old languages and secret oaths, with violent penalties for testimony.
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Nous Sulphur
Mori
Sicily
Misreaded Capone era blamed on loose Mafia structure
Edwin C. Hill argues the Mafia was not a tightly organized order but a loose racketeering group. He notes protection payments and blackmail as core tools, cites Mussolini’s suppression as ending gangster influence, and frames postwar crime as a feudal vestige spreading across nations.
Odd New Identity Methods Highlighted in Print
The article notes prints being replaced by a scientific method of identitying criminals. It mentions a tulvule ash tray extending to the end of a cigarette holder being shown in England.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Knowledge Test Confusing Quiz From A Curious Page
A scrambled knowledge quiz asks about Galileo, plasma, the Mississippian watershed, mandwiches at the beach, the Great Lakes, and other trivia. It references King Fealuto Vyndieste and ends with a prompt to turn to the Come Page for the Anabeseh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Galiree Parr
Cromwell
Burns
Sheba
Great Lakes
Moses
Micholnngnjo
van Dine
Minoccrates
United States
Corviirne
Fealuto
A Reporter at the Papal Court book teased by prose
A vivid promotional piece previews A Reporter at the Papal Court A Narrative of the Reign of Pope Pius XI by Frank Morgan from Longmans Green The text praises the book as revealing the mystery and splendor of Vatican life highlighting the pope and cardinals while hinting at deeper human drama and religion.
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Christian Chariey
Thias B. Morgan
Papal Court
Pius XL
Longmans, Green and Company
Hells
The Pope In Quiet Trial Of Faith And Will
A reflective meditation portrays the Pope as a legendary figure among common folk, a scientist and philosopher in one, facing a universal test of will. The piece contrasts royal magnificence with humble endurance, concluding with a prayerful resolve to heed a higher path.
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Pope Phis
Hodgkin Disease Origins and Features Described
Hodgkin disease is a lymph gland cancer more common in men, often starting with neck glands that may enlarge on one side then both. Symptoms include weakness weight loss and fever. exact cause remains unknown with several theories but no single confirmed origin.
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Hodgkin
Thomas Hodgkin
Royal 5 Copeland M D cancer and Hodgkin disease note
A fragment outlines forms of cancer including Hodgkin disease and mentions lymph nodes and X ray treatment. It references diagnosis before starting treatment and notes medical supervision. The text is garbled and incomplete, with mis-spellings and cutoff names and dates.
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Hodkby
King Fen, Syad
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From S A Light Files
Ten and twenty years ago from S A Light files recount a fundraising tag sale by the Ban Ate tonio Rocio Welfare bureau led by Mrs Tt. Holmgreen to fund fur purchases for the year, plus a friendship day memory of Miss Eleanor Bracken Hinge. The piece notes new public health additions and full-time requirements for Chest Jobs staff, a mayoral program aimed at boosting city health department efficiency, and remarks by Maj. Gen. Henry O T Allen on American strength and postwar civilian purchases. It mentions Georga EB and others arriving at Kelly Field, with references to transatlantic plans and wartime context.
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Maticie R
Mra
Holmgreen
Atetonio Rocio Welfare Bureau
Eleanor Bracken
Hinge
Harenu
Chambers
W. A. King
Ealy
Wil Gly
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Mafia
Muprsolini
Cem Movi
Wilners
of Duce
By Edwin C. Hill
Higald
Capone
Ampeyica
Recurn
Duce
South America
Kas
Symi
Che Moh
Phil XI
Esalnter
Salle
Elsie Robinson
Seldan
Pope
Vatican
Fras
Hodgkin’s Disease
Royal
Copeland, M. D
S. A. Light Files
Margit Fy Ima
Henry Ot. Allen
Camp Travia
Duncheon Foaay
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