John D Rockefeller Death Tribute and Legacy
A tribute to John D Rockefeller, the self made industrial titan and world renowned philanthropist, who broadened American enterprise from 1839 to 1937. The piece praises his Standard Oil founding, immense philanthropy exceeding 500 million dollars, and enduring impact through the Rockefeller Foundation, Medical Institute, and memorials. It highlights his wealth used for public good and his austere, purposeful life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Davison Rockefeller
Rockefeller
America
Harknees
Andrews
Flagler
Standard Oil Company
Rockefeller Foundation
General Education Board
Laura Spelman Rockefeller Memorial
Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Spelman Fund of
New York
Cleveland
Ohio
John D. Rockefeller
Two Ideologies In Theory And Practice
The piece contrasts Communism and Fascism, noting both are intolerant regimes. It cites mass executions in Russia and political persecution in Germany, arguing that the spirit of intolerance under MISgovernment has no place in America. Democracy rests on tolerance and treason insults that foundation.
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Russia
Germany
America
X rays aid early tuberculosis detection in medical guide
Protection: By Royal S Copeland outlines how X rays improve disease recognition, especially tuberculosis. Since discovery in 1895, X ray technology has advanced to reveal subtle shadows and cavities not visible on inspection, enabling early diagnosis and monitoring. Positive diagnosis should not rely on X rays alone. consider other diseases, and pursue thorough examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yh Yee Nadar
Pearls by Edwin G Hull on diving risks and cultured pearls
An article discusses pearl divers across Australia, the Persian Gulf, and Ceylon, detailing dangers, durations, and the toll of sharks and pressure. It notes the rise of cultured pearls by Kokichi Nikimoto, who mass-produces pearls but values natural gems higher, with market fluctuations and farm practices shaping the trade.
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Australian
Persian Gulf
Ceylon
South Seas
Commierte
Bolton
Cleopatra
Mark Anthony
Kokichi Nikimoto
Umbrella Bearing Professors and Village Figures
A colorful reminiscence sketches Yale English professor emeritus William Lyon Phelps and other small-town figures. It highlights Phelps as a theatergoing, train-riding icon, and recalls Professor Ellis of Plattsburg and Breckenridge, a paralyzed author who wrote 30 novels and kept in touch with neighbors. The piece also touches on Bar ny Gallant, Joe Bryan, Mrs. Goldwyn, and social nuances of campus life, with humor about fashion, fortunes, and quirks.
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New York
William Lyon Phelps
Chips
Billy Phelps
Yale
Atlantic
Alon Beens
Rialto
Agate
New Haven
Phelps
Plattsburg
Ellis
Breckenridge
Elis
Hollywood
Horace Riley
Wise Words From Saint Villeon on Faults and Effort
Fragmentary quotation notes advice on focusing less on companions faults and more on pleasing perfections. It asserts that even if strength fails the effort earns praise, and that in great ventures the attempt alone matters.
What Do You Know Wink Quiz Answers
A fragmented quiz list referencing multiple geographic items and questions. It mentions Leningrad planes, Hudson River, Philippines, Monammed birthplace, New Jersey capital, and various place names, with a final line directing to a guide page for answers. The text is garbled and unreadable in parts but centers on trivia about places and geography.
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Leningrad
Hudson River
Philippines
Monammed
New Jersey
Mateh
Sebago Lake
Islip
Longford
Marblehead
Dead Sea
Albemvarle Sound
Mayfair
Maine
Massachusetts
Alabama
Free State
Don’t Duck Reality Says Elsie Eyer Poem Message
Elsie Eyer’s Listen, World! urges readers to face grief and hardship rather than hide in defeatism. It contrasts those who duck reality with those who confront life, using rabbit and panting pup as metaphors. The piece advocates courage, accountability, and striving through adversity.
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Elsie Eyer
Spain
Buby
Ron
Barrows Loo
King Mena
Ayml, Tre
Aviation feats and local notices from May 1927 San Antonio
Aviation circles note James A. Doolittle achieving an outside loop in Dayton after a 1919 try. Olga Vogel plans a Tocumate Word College summer study. A 1917 conscription law reminder and a shoe firm head predicts women’s shoes may reach $30 a pair.
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San Antonio
Lisut
James A. Doolittle
Meliy
Tora
Dayton
Ohio
Olga Vogel
Main Avenue
Tocumate Word College
Sinloon Inen
Tiexar County
A. Moch
New Orleans
None becomes a king to much as the distribution of Justice
War is a tyrant. Timothena quotes Pindar on justice as the sovereign right of the world. Amid brawls in the street, the call remains for peace at once.
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Timothena
Bat Pindar
Plutarch
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J. D. Rockefeller
Burerura
Royal S. Copeland, M. D
Tutale
Sone Flisense
Edwin G. Hull
Australis
Nikimoto
Nesidiant
Tokio
Feas
Aremand
Barney Gallant
McIntyre
University Place
Aind
Barney
Oxford
Plankinton
Virginia
Joe Bryan
Long Island
Ryan
Bryan
Sam Goldwyn
Goldwyn
Jeb Ladey
McNdught
Gre- Ville
Kelly
Nelly
Tie Smithaut
Light
United States District Attorney's
Offce
Fone
Kiake Watts
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