Jeffersonian spirit underpins four freedoms essay
Four Freedoms tribute by Harry Schlacht recounts Jefferson defending press liberty when a German observer scoffs at suppression. The anecdote, used to praise American rights, links Jefferson’s stance to today’s fight against Nazi tyranny and argues freedoms must endure at home to survive abroad.
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Harry H. Schlacht
New York City
East Side
Hearst
Thomas Jefferson
Mr. Schlacht
M. Schlacht
Jefferson
Baron ‘Ten Humboldt
White House
Eee
Paron
United States
America
Schlacht
Germany
Europe
Asia
Africa
Roosevelt urged to curb nonessential wartime spending
A critical editorial urges President Roosevelt to couple his anti inflation plan with a bold push to cut non-military government expenditures. It cites Byrd committee targets and the Brookings pamphlet, calling for elimination of waste across federal, state, and local levels to free resources for armament and postwar work.
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Roosevelt
Byrd
Congress
Brookings Institution
Henry P. Séndemann
The Curious Rise Of Military Talent And Wealth
In this country wealth and social position are said to breed superior military intelligence and ability. The author notes officers often come from rich and prominent families, wondering why commissions go to the socially powerful, and how government seemingly discovers military genius among the young and well-born. The piece questions merit versus status in appointing leaders.
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Old Au Ware
West Point
Miodles
Jerkola
Jerkole, Jr
Femi
France
Kling
The Commission Advantage in War Echoes Runyon Voice
Damon Runyon notes that birth into wealth and status often opens military commissions, while veterans from humble backgrounds struggle. He argues that social position outweighs experience in obtaining and exploiting commissions, a claim he backs with references to Napoleonic era.
Tooth Decay and Diet's Role in Prevention
A historic discussion outlines that tooth decay arises from multiple factors, with diet and refined foods implicated. It notes no malnutrition link, cites sugar intake and starches as contributors, and calls for balanced diets to reduce caries while acknowledging the need for further study and preventive measures.
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Te Jk
R. Roar
Klay Carien
Diet and tooth decay prevention from dental expert
Dr. H N Bundesen discusses calcium oxide and tooth development noting early dietary balance may affect defects while mature teeth resist mineral loss. Dr Allan M Buller argues diet during growth influences decay risk, urging balanced nutrition and regular dental visits for inspection and repair of defective teeth. Distributed by KnK eA Syn, Inc.
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Allan M. Buller
Boston
Butler
Knk Ea. Syn
Ine
Odd Facts About Sinemar Welles Mentioning Roosevelt
A garbled OCR note references Sinemar Welles and a distil ick or of President Roosevelt, with mentions of Diamond SH and mineral terms. The readable fragment hints at a curiosity piece mixing historical figures and minerals, but the exact claim and context remain unclear.
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Ay i
Sinemar Welles
Roosevelt
Next Japanese moves loom in Asia and beyond
A military analysis warns Japan has repurposed 400000 frontline troops after China gains and Burma road blocks. Potential moves include a Burma Kunming pincer, a Yangtze advance toward Kunming, or a strike on Ceylon Madras and India. A naval push to the Solomon Islands and Australia is also noted, with Berlin signaling jitters over Japan’s leverage.
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Washington
Burma
Philippines
China
Far East
Japan
Australia
India
Russia
Basia
Ching
Kunming
Hongkong
Canton
Yangtze Alley
Chungeing
Ceylon
Madras
Bay of Bengal
Hitler
Tis
Laval
Syug
Calcuttantes
Coral Sea
Salomon Islands
New Hevbrites
Santa Crus
New Zealand
Bassador
Germany
Syria
Indian
Islands
Corregidor
Hongkong Canton
Yangtze River
Derk
Rir
Fentoses Syodiente
Yao
Steielly
Amazing Modern Women Behind Defense Movement
A narrator rejects a traditional eulogy for women in wartime labor, arguing women are not new but enduring, resilient figures. He recalls a frontier mother, Bet, who left gentility for struggle, teaching her children to seek beauty, pride, and ambition amid hardship and rough land.
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Praita of Women
Siza
Forsie
Amile
Fras
Syd, Tas
Jerome
Colgate
America
Bathle
Firsh
Indomitable Woman Reaches Forty Seven Dies
Elsie Robinson portrays a resilient woman who raised children in a ramshackle home without help or money. She faced hardship and sacrifice, shaping her family with literary influence, while defying late 19th and early 20th century expectations. The piece notes enduring female power and warns against challengers to women’s leadership.
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Pilgater
Shakespeare
Chaucer
Shielley
Byron
Potting
War Era Fears Stir Controversy Over Youth Patriotism
A wartime editorial warns of mass hysteria among children at rallies and films, blaming sensationalism and propaganda for frayed nerves. It urges a calmer national spirit, deeper faith in democracy, and responsible engagement from educators and parents to protect young minds.
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New Brunawick
N. J
Garal Bruce
MacArthuec
Educatara
Colin
Sheke
Fox
Tehris
Vision of past and liberty sparks a rebirth message
A manifesto tells youth to defend liberty with force if needed, denouncing pacifism. It proclaims the struggle a rebirth for America and urges young men to reject regimentation in peacetime.
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America
School Pilgrimage Honors Local Figures in Texas History
Ten and twenty years ago May 11 1932. Pauline Nelson school children staged a Mothers Day pilgrimage to Josephine Tobinard and Mrs Pauline Nelson, honoring pioneer Texas figures Mia Josephine Tobi. Led by Principal Miss Moble Rice Nelson. May 91 1922 Weldon Hatley married Electra Waggoner Wharton in San Antonio at dawn.
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Pauline Nelson
Josephine Tobinard
Mia
Josephine Tobi
Pioneer Matters of
Texas
Moble Rice Nelson
Weldon Hatley
Joseph W. Dalley
San Antonio
Electra Waggoner Wharton
Dallas
W.T. Waggoner
Fort Worth
Early Texas Supreme Court members and careers
Those Texans recounts the first Texas supreme court appointees after statehood, detailing Hemphill, Lipscomb, Wheeler, and Wheatley. It notes Hemphill's 1838 Texas arrival and various offices, Lipscomb's legal ties and leadership roles, Wheeler's rise to chief justice, and their deaths or service ending in 1864.
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Jame
Supreme Court of
Texas
Cnester
Ebbet Fisth
Abner
Cipscomb
Iran
Ubntatnlg
Bvlgefield
Royal T. Wheatley
Germonk
Ohio
Hemphill
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