Break Language Barriers Hearst Praises Mexicos Leader
William Randolph Hearst, during a Mexico visit, lauds President Avila Camacho as democratic and constructive. He urges compulsory Spanish in US schools to improve understanding and ties with Latin American nations, arguing language proficiency enriches culture and progress.
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Mexico
William Randolph Hearst
Manuel Avila Camacho
Clief
Avila Camacho
Hearst
Mr. Hearst
United States
Repubies
All Out: Call to courage and national resolve
An exhortation urging readers to cast off fear and reserve and live boldly during hard times. It stresses optimism, confidence in defense, and unity with God, urging everyone to go all out with courage, faith, and tolerance to meet the nation’s peril. The speech appeals to soldiers and citizens to channel frustration into decisive action and resilience.
All Out for Life in King Fens Capel Cites Courage
By Elsie Robinson urges readers to embrace active democracy and kindness. She exhorts embracing healthy, normal activities like gardening and helping others, urging people to be brave, joyful, and fearless despite discouragements and betrayals.
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Xonte
Mecoahem
King Fens
Letters to the Editor on Miss Ella Bulles’s Reinstatement
A reader from San Antonio praises your article about the re employment of Miss Ella Bulles, a veteran public school teacher, and urges continued coverage to counter charged dismissals. The letter extols educators’ value, notes former pupils spread nationwide, and backs further discussion of the case.
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Ella Bulles
San Antonio
Schoo
Butler
United States
Mer Farmer
MUS. R. EL Williamson
Odd Saels Germany's Great Seaport at Wilhelmshaven
The entry notes Wilhelmshaven as a major German seaport built on land purchased from the Grand Duke of Oldenburg in 1863. It cites large wartime or trade figures including 56,036,000 in goods from Soviet Russia and exports to the United States totaling 190,100,000 in 1864.
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Germany
Wilehelmshaven
Grand Duke of Old
Eaborg
Ten and Twenty Years Ago From L A Light Files
This archival snippet notes authority to spend £100,000 for campus maintenance and upkeep within the Evignon Corps area. It mentions Miss Cilla Roth, Paramount star, performing at the Texan Theater. Frost Brothers unveil an extension program and a Texas Street venture on Houston Street. A merger forms between Panhandle and Southwestern Stockmen associations, creating a Texas and Southwestern Cattle Raisers body and its annual convention. Charles Hchoengfeldt wins the bid to construct the Late Commerce Street Bridge at a cost of £95,400, near budget targets of £40,000 for the year.
Lend-Lease Outline Reveals Big US Grant Plan
Washington reports a clearer outline of Roosevelt’s lend-lease proposal. Congressmen were told the president sought 87.0906 billion as a shock to world markets and to bolster British morale. The plan would rely on wartime and navy department judgments for what is sent, with repayment in kind, and a 7 billion compromise figure.
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Washington
Roosevelt
White House
United States
Navy
England
March debate on conscientious objectors and women judges
The writer argues against punishing conscientious objectors while noting humane treatment, criticizes prison sentences as cruel, and weighs the question of women serving as judges. He questions the suitability of women judges, citing alleged biases and intuition, and reflects on Allied wartime policy and society.
Newfoundland and Britain's Empire Rise and Crack Up
Benjamin De Casseres argues that Newfoundland’s discovery in 1497 began England’s empire, noting Britain’s colonial reach and suggesting the British empire may last and improve conditions, while contrasting with Germany, Italy, Ireland, and the United States. He questions whether the red white and blue guarantee will hold and whether the empire will crack.
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Newfoundland
John Gibot
Bristol
England
New Found Land
Henry the Seventh
New Found Lands
Italy
United States
Freland
Foundland
Older Adults and Appendix: Subtle Signs Delay Treatment
Pain from appendicitis in people over 60 often lacks fever or stomach upset, delaying care. Elderly patients may have mild or atypical symptoms yet require prompt removal of the appendix. infection may escalate if not treated.
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L. K. Stalker
Maya Clinic
Walker
Treatment and diet for anemia and constipation
Dr H N Bundesen discusses remedies for anemia and pale skin with remedies focused on rest, sunshine, and a balanced diet of vegetables whole grains milk and meat. Constipation should be overcome and specific tonics or tablets used only under physician guidance.
Knowledge Test Questions From A Vintage Comic Page
A fragmented comic page poses trivia: identifying authors of Green Pastures and Green Meadows, word endings, business contexts, a court at justice, meanings of four letter words, naval advice, presidents, and a Florida wartime governor. It asks about singers and composers Adelina Patti Johnny Lind Calvo, and includes a note about comic page answers distributed by King Feqtirea Byndtonte.
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Buslieks
Iuatlec
Agee Wick
Nelly
Plymouth
Florida
Fog
Dew
Frost
Dapailars
Adelina Patil
Jonny Lind
Feqtirea Byndtonte
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L. A. Light Files
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