Glad to Keep Out of War Assertion Sparks Debate
The remarks by Dr. Algernon D. Black to the Society for Ethical Culture in New York argue that the United States cannot stay morally neutral amid the Spanish crisis. He warns that stronger protest would imply war with Japan over Manchukuo, with Italy over Ethiopia, or with multiple nations over Spain, and contends Americans favor avoiding any war by keeping out of foreign entanglements.
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United States
Algernon D. Black
Society For Ethical Culture
New York City
America
Manchukuo
Ethiopia
Japan
Italy
Spain
Borah Returns to Senate for Sixth Term a Tribute
Idaho celebrates 71 year old William E Borah as he begins a sixth consecutive term in the United States Senate praising his leadership and Roosevelt era alignment. The nation is urged to preserve his principles and steady influence to keep the United States from foreign entanglements.
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William E. Borah
United States Senate
Idaho
Roosevelt
Borah
Senate
Mr. Borah
America
German cafe operator jailed for muting Hitler speech
In Nazi Germany the cafe operator faces charges for turning off his radio during Chancellor Hitler's broadcast claiming interference with free speech. The piece notes how such acts would be treason in America, reflecting divergent legal views under dictatorship.
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Hitler
Dey Fuehrer
Germany
America
Good News For Roosevelt From White House Doctor
Dr Ross McIntyre reports Roosevelt in excellent physical trim after campaign. Nation sees him as the one man capable of prosperity and happiness for millions. Heart and courage noted as key factors in triumph over illness.
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Ross McIntyre
White House
Roosevelt
America
Mr. Roosevelt
Secretive Paris Science Watchers Track Global Child Event
In Leons France on April 6 1936 a group of black bearded bespectacled scientists in white smocks stand by instruments and watches as newborns sleep. Across continents interlinked towers monitor winds and weather to study their effect on infant physiology and health.
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Leons
France
Terrere
Siley
Medina
Lear
Bahara
Windra
Jay
Ibs
Porte
Jearn
Raith Pole
Weather psychology and the wind driven infant reaction
A fragmentary excerpt describes winds and electromagnetic effects on humans and infants. It references John Delton and medical climatologists showing human behavior aligns with wind and weather, hinting at cosmic influences and far-off forces shaping storms and infant responses. The tone echoes a speculative science stance.
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Hara
John Delton
Weather and air pressure influence on behavior explored
Edwin C. Hill notes English physicist Joan Delton warnings on air pressure and human behavior. French scientists debate whether air mass clashes or related electromagnetic disturbance affect crying and mood, with radiation changes also possible. The piece suggests meteorology may guide smarter adaptations for daily conduct.
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Joan Delton
Years Ago in San Antonio Files November 10 1926
Indications point to new bank building project in Westmoorland and a bid to pull San Antonio into a Federal Reserve branch. Forbes intercedes with the Fed board governor. Local drive to retire a 100 foot highway gains chamber support. Rotary, Spanish Trail group plan charity and landmark honorary chairs. A 12 year old girl referenced in the era.
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5. A. Light
San Artemio
Westmoorland College
Federal Reserve Bank
B.C. Forbes
San Antonio
D. R. Grissinger
Federal Reserve Board
Fredericksburg
Leon Springs
Fragmented quotation collection on virtue and teaching
A damaged OCR fragment cites various quotations about wisdom, doubt, virtue, and teaching. It references Horace Mann, Tanak Walton, James Sheridan Knowles, Butler, Saphaeles, and Frederick Lange. The text includes misrendered phrases and unrelated garbled lines.
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Hell
Tanak Walton
Acidity and Hyperacidity Explained in Reader’s Digest Style
Royal Scopeland explains acidity not a disease but a symptom of stomach disturbance often linked to indigestion. Hyperacidity arises from stress and improper habits, yet it can signal ulcers gastritis gall bladder disease or cancer. Seek proper medical diagnosis rather than rely on home remedies for lasting relief.
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Royal Scopeland
King Hees! Sond, Inc
Broadway reminiscences mix with traditional vaudeville
A noisy collage recalls C. C. McIntyre and Weber-Fields era performers in New York. Willie Collmes, George Cohan, and others are cited with anecdotes of onstage improvisations. The piece notes a drift from bright showmanship to modern magazine sensibilities and hints at a fading older entertainment culture.
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C. C. McIntyre
New York
Broadway
Weberghd ' Fields
Martin and the Knickerbocker
Willie Collmes
Ace
Alsito
Weber-Fields
Peck
Edad Box Offles
Sarfiles
George Cohan
Hollywood
Stripls
Bick
California
Aunstine
Is There a Happy Medium Between Grim Youth and Now
Elsie Tia surveys generations from 1935 asking if modern youngsters crave constant fun or need hardship. She contrasts past hardships with present self indulgence, wonders whether balance exists between disciplined youth and carefree living, and asks readers to share answers.
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Elsie Tia
King Feas
Synd
Lacy
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Manhattan
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