Strengthen Army Preserve Peace Voice of Patriotism Urges Military Reform
An urgent call argues the U S Army is woefully inadequate for both foreign war and national defense. It urges immediate expansion of military academies, including on the Pacific coast, plus reserves and weapons production to deter conflict and preserve peace. It stresses preparedness over delay and warns against being drawn into foreign war.
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United States
Hugh A. Drum
First Army
Pacific Coast
Aquarium Nightmare Unfolds Amid Dim Glass Cubicles
A first person account recalls visiting three aquariums where eerie forms drift unseen. The narrator feels awe and dread as a shadowed tank begins to darken and a formless creature bulges from the pipe, rising to loom behind the glass in a moment of chilling surreal horror.
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Tye
Humber
Abnant St
Lenpard Aberke
Moray tel glared at me in a great horror
In a tale by Elsie Robinson the narrator confronts a monstrous Moray eel and a hidden humanity within, recalling secrets it hides in every heart. The scene unfolds as time and perception melt away into a chilling introspection about civilization versus primal desires. Copyt 1950 by King Feas Synd Ine.
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King Feas
Calcium from foods boosts bone health via fruit and milk
Historical study notes calcium sources from milk cheese and orange juice and the potential role of apples and cranberries in enhancing calcium absorption. Experiments with Amherst researchers show fruit addition may increase lime uptake. vitamin D also influences calcium use in the body.
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Mindet
Amherst
Mass
Tauna
Bret
Dietary mineral absorption and child health notes
Dr Herman N Bundesen discusses intestinal disturbances from inadequate mineral uptake. Emphasizes ensuring foods supply minerals and that absorption is supported. Mentions effects on children such as nervousness irritability poor sleep and sweating. Calls for further experiments to clarify minerals’ role in absorption and health.
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Feaa
Syd
Inn
Seven Rules for Reading War Front Propaganda
Washington dispatch explains how European wartime propaganda distorts facts and advises readers to verify news. It outlines seven rules for interpreting reports, cautions about censorship, and urges skepticism toward sensational claims while highlighting the disproportionate attention to American casualties and the need to weigh both sides.
Spy Hunt and the Rise of Modern Sabotage
A historic overview of counter espionage under J Edgar Hoover, detailing the shift from traditional spying to modern sabotage. It notes pervasive spy activity in the United States, Canal Zone, and Caribbean, the urgency of counter espionage, and the influence of figures like Franz von Papen in coordinating German sabotage efforts in World War II era contexts.
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J. Edgar Hoover
Canal Zone
Caribbean
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Tieft
Sabalene
Franz von Pape
Germany
Turkey
Ita
Austria
Lin
Europe
von Fapen
Washington
Germa
German spy network and recall of Von Papen in 1915
The article recalls the December 8 1915 recall of Von Papen and Captain Boy-Ed after uncovering papers, noting U S President Wilson’s warning about inadequate federal laws to curb espionage. It highlights Germany’s prewar spy systems and U S concerns about neutrality and confidential government dealings amid World War I.
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von Papen
Captain Boy-Ed
Congress
Von
Wilson
Mark
Hoover
King Fens
Bynd
Lem
Diplomatic figures and wartime critique from 1935
A fragmentary syndicated piece by Edwin C. Hilt reflects on American policy and foreign officials during the prewar era. It cites Count von Bernstorff von Papen and Boy Ed, noting their performance yet growing insolence after initial successes. The text critiques diplomatic strategies and references Hoover era reflections and a futuristic line.
San Antonio Histories Highlight Food Study Reform
Ten and twenty years ago in San Antonio on September 8 1979 opposition from women’s groups to a river area food prevention project was pledged at a City Federation Council meeting during a presidential luncheon at the Gunter. An additional 2.6 million municipal bond was proposed to fund ongoing flood prevention and the Presa and Market area project. Andrew Carnegie’s former donation is noted but officials say the old building name need not be retained. A 1910 note mentions Gen John J Pershing’s homeward return and Rotary effort to invite him to visit San Antonio. The municipal grocery store reopens for a third week amid depleted stock and heavy patronage at city hall with some items exhausted.
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San Antona
San Antonio
City Federation Council
Gunter
Market
Andrew Cardegie
John J. Pershing
New York Harbor
Atellen
San Antonio Rotary
Antonio
Porsing
Love and romance return to map in postwar era
A reader compares old fashioned melodrama to modern tales of romantic longing. The piece contrasts extent of prewar passion with the revival of spiritual love, praising Earnest Brontë themes over sensational postwar novels while noting enduring tensions between intellect and emotion.
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Reyvelaton
Charma Toy
Helen Rowland on love and modern women in romance
An analysis of affection and desire argues that lasting attraction requires more than physical appeal. The piece questions whether contemporary women seek genuine change of heart and mind and critiques the idea of “Idealistic Love” as understood by past generations.
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Moscow
Wife
Elsie Robinson
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Merlin
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Tne
Dept
Roosevelt
Sein
Paul
Britain
France
Poland
West Wall
Boxy
Inlet
Americ Gang
Ballon Mag
Persenaliy
By Edwin C. Hilt
Hostilies
Johann von Bernstorff
Falmouth
von Pagen
L. A
Myadhouse
By Helen Rowland
Hla
Mrs. Brownine
Jong Wil Ie Hake
Hove
Yatona
Mle Own
Tora
Maien Rawiand
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