Guard Principles Preserve True American Peace
A passionate essay argues that lasting peace rests on core American principles. The state must serve the individual, preserving liberty as the foundation of national and social freedom. Once citizens neglect liberty, governance overtakes them, risking war and oppression. The piece urges unwavering devotion to these principles to maintain strong, universal peace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Emerson
America
United States
Med Crisis in the Mediterranean and Latin America Trade Plans
Washington observers foresee a Mediterranean crisis shaping in weeks with Mussolini reacting to France, while Britain could bottle his forces at sea. A Latin American trade shift may reduce dictators’ grip by boosting purchases from Bolivia, Brazil, and Argentina. Washington weighs naval base politics and Pan Am dredging links as a broader hemispheric strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Muscolini
Munich
U.S
Mediterranean
Mussolini
France
Czechoslovakia
Italy
Teh Po
Hitler
Bremer Fass
Manley
Bolivia
Brazil
Argentine
Europe
Latin America
Parasite Ants and Daylight Shifts Debunked by Dr Ditmars
Dr Raymond Ditmars of the Bronx Zoo examines parasol ants from Trinidad that switch to daytime activity. He explains their leaf-cutter behavior and division of labor, noting ants gather leaves for food and even bake crumbs from them while humans observe a nocturnal bias.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond L. Ditmars
Asia
Trinidad
Dimints
Dr. Ditmars
Santa Claus
Nohe
Bronx
Winsted
Connor
Thab Sybil's Cave
Maine
Henri Fabre
Fabre
Insects and species curiosities from Ditmars era notes
Edwin C Hill recounts Dr Ditmars early life in natural history work and enduring fascination with entomology. The piece surveys spiders beetles and butterflies with notes on behavior and exotic arachnids, concluding with a call to consult Dr Ditmars for wisdom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Museum of Natural History
Hans
Lyely
Stu
Panama
Indian Ocean
Ditnars
King Feas
Synd, Inc
Faith as a Power Moves Mountains in Daily Life
A compact essay asserts faith as a concrete force guiding action and outcomes. It contrasts belief with inaction, urges consistent trust paired with courage and sense, and cites the Panama Canal as proof that faith, lasting over time, can achieve monumental results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Panama
This science quiz from a dusty old science page
A scrambled OCR quiz lists science knowledge questions about volatile substances, spectroscopes, micron units, and nitrogen use in industry. It includes garbled phrases about Roentgen, diamonds, poison gas, and urea, with many typographical errors and missing words.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rusz
Roentgen
Willy Pire
Ty Rio
United States
Glandular extract aids menopause relief in 1000 patients
Dr. L. F. Hawkinson reports on treating 1002 women with a glandular ovary extract for menopause. Across methods, 691 fully relieved symptoms, 149 improved, 101 questioned improvement, and 61 not helped. Relief typically gradual, with injections extending over months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. F. Hawkinson
Brainerd
Mirin
Ar. Hawkinson
Hawkinson
Menopause and X ray gland treatment cautions
Dr Hernan N Bundesen notes that mituit ary gland treatment with X rays offers limited benefit and risks to surrounding tissue. He advises against routine use for menopause and says most women can manage difficulties with proper medical guidance rather than unsafe therapy.
From L A Light Files 1929 notices and film listings
Ten and twenty years ago items note Capt Tru C Baker’s wartime travel, a plane joiner to Brownsville, forthcoming Panamanian flight, and cinema listings for San Antonio theaters. March 9 1819 Milk Producers association backs strict adulteration enforcement. Our Lady of the Lake college gains senior college recognition after inspection by state officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brownsville
Panama
War Department
Tru C. Baker
Duncan
Mary Fechet
Maj
Gon
James E. Fechet
Milk Prosteors Association
State Department of Extucation
Our Lady of the Lake College of
San Antonio
First Evil
T.G. Harris
State Board of Expainess and Visitors of Colleges
Ibis
Lie Sisters of Divine Providence
Hearst Address Praised by Supporters Nationwide
Letters praise William Randolph Hearst after his February 18 radio address What Is Americas Foreign Policy? Readers in California New York Missouri and Illinois commend his clarity on constitutional rights and anti war policy They express gratitude for his televised and radio messages and urge Americans to heed his foreign policy guidance.
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Kelters
Telegrama
Sys Broval
William Mandelph Hearst
America
Maj
Charles FP. Hoover
Bunny California
New York
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Nelson Harding
Ormer
Paul Mahon
Museini
Fthlopia
Suez Canal
Suez
Tunisia
Naval Base
Midway
Wake Islands
Guam
Navy
Pan-American
Pacific
Pan-Aim
Guam If the Navy Did That, As It Is An Important Stop On the Line — Wie Orient
Pan-Am
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Edwin C. Hill
de. Ditmars
Elsie Robinson
Ures
Yastey
Anor
Amd
Amy Shing
TUGAN
CMR
Vantec
Juni
Anaart
Antree Lamire
Antree Lamire Wwattiss
Jevenl
Prateek
Iman
Hernan N
M. I
Khog Foas
L. A. Light Files
Dolores Costelo
Conrad Nagel
the Texas
Children of the Ritz
Dorothy Mackall
Jack Mushall
Agree
Douglas Fairbanks Jr
Ang Jahyna Salston
Princess
al Jolson
The
Empire
Hearst
United Winter
Kellogg
Faustiiina
Calli
Ntfntus
Mark ‘Pyats
Cleir
Yarid
Cyril Clemens
Mark Tiyala Society
Wengter Groves, Mo
Reid
Tellie Agate
Buttersfold
Bertha Lincoln trusTis
Dubinge
Amy Cons
Mir Henret
Hage Jond
Turree
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