Sweden Seeks Peace Yet Stands Ready to Defend
In Stockholm minister Gustaf Moller outlines Sweden's policy of pursuing freedom and peace while remaining prepared to defend itself unconditionally if attacked. He argues Sweden should not be drawn into belligerence and hopes to influence a saner global outlook amid Mass murders in Europe and Asia.
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Sweden
Gustaf Moller
Stockholm
de Weet
United States
Way
Europe
Asia
Shine on the Postal Service as a Democracy in Action
William A. Riley told a Los Angeles meeting of the National Letter Carriers association that the postal service embodies a long tradition of democratic, non sectarian entry. He noted the postman’s regular rounds and the vast handling of value with a very small error rate, praising public servants nationwide.
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National Letter Carriers Association
Los Angeles
William A. Riley
Cyclotron aid to leukemia treatment travels to Peru
The UC cyclotron emits phosphorous radiations in a radium like form used to treat leukemia. The article notes this radioactive substance, produced by explosive phosphorous, may kill diseased cells and slow cancer growth. Plan for a possible central South American leukemia treatment center arises from the Peruvian trial.
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University of California Ap
Peru
South America
Marry Go Round Adversities and the Ties of Marriage
A historical column argues that most women defer divorce despite unhappiness, outlining seven reasons including love, pride, fear of loneliness, and risk to future prospects. It notes the pain of divorce and the difficulty of leaving a long marriage, while acknowledging economic concerns and children are left unmentioned in the discussion.
Why Women Stay in Marriage and Wiving With That Man
By Helen Rowland a humorous look at why many women continue in marriage, noting that some men show charm yet avoid practical skills. The piece suggests courtship and daily life reveal a husband’s true nature, from shopping and cooking to handling proposals, with a satirical edge on marital dynamics.
Prevent Cold Epidemics With Simple Health Rules
Fall and winter infections rise as cooler weather arrives. Outdoor exercise, dry feet, a balanced diet, and ample rest help. Acute bronchitis can follow cold symptoms. seek X-ray if a child coughs for over a month or has repeated attacks. Steam with benzoin and cough mixtures offer relief. sulfur drugs may be used if fever is present.
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Almple
B. Lee Lander
England
Noyes
Court Ends Attorney Bond Practice in Open Court
A scathing denunciation by Judge A W Matlock ends the long standing habit of attorneys arguing appeal bonds for their clients in corporation court. The ruling arrives as San Antonio officials report the city’s sanitation costs are higher per capita than any other in the state, per Commissioner Ray Tarbert.
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Corporation Court
A.W. Matlock Maile
San Antonio
Urs State
Ray Tarbert
Chronic Bronchitis Care and Prevention Guidance
Dr B N Bundesen outlines that chronic bronchitis stems from lingering irritation and is worsened by cold damp weather smoke and sinus or kidney issues. Treatment focuses on removing irritants improving air quality and rest with good diet. remedies may ease breathlessness and coughing though full cure is rare.
Printer Editor Rift: Editorial Friction Over Typos
In a reflective piece, J.M. weighs printer and editor relations, arguing mutual fault in typographical errors. He cites misprints, caption mixups, and hurried linotype work, noting editors blame printers for befuddlement while printers insist on copy delays and sloppy editing.
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America
Mest
Ong
Rousing claims on Civil War and Medal of Honor history
Rex. C. O. Parks of Ren Rochelle asserts various veterans won the Medal of Honor beyond known two time recipients. He cites Capt. Tom Custer and others, notes shifts in Civil War terminology, describes Custer’s daring flag capture, and mentions rumors about Captain Custer’s fate and a heart pendant found after the Big Horn fight. The piece reflects unverified reminiscence and seeks readers’ input on Sgt Daly’s history.
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C. O. Parks
Ren Rochelle
Smethey Butler
Tom Custer
George Armstrong Guster
Custer
Daly
New York
Fandua Mike Dongideon
Johnny Kelly
Chicago
Sdldie Rickenbacker
Mr. Parks
Yotn
Wara
Goldiorn
Alandard
Mr. Barks
Bronx
Rani
George A. Custer
Boyenth Oayale
Dee Uerted “Tepee
Parks
Nieninks
Tom
Rain-in-the Pace and Custers Brand in a Turbulent Tale
The fragment recalls a Rain-in-the-Pace poem and the Custer campaign, noting heavy losses and vengeance themes. It mentions Quater, Sitting Bull, and the aftermath of conflicts with the U.S. cavalry, including deaths of General Cust Captain Tom and relatives linked to the Quaters.
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Quater
Baye
Wis
Tefusa
Guster
Canad
United States
Btanding Hock
Bub
Ynreskaia
Atresé
Tom
Aitte Big Homn
Algo
Boston
War Letters and Moral Battles Behind Draft Turmoil
A veteran narrator condemns wartime letters from home as weakening soldiers morale. He recalls trapping dreams, family affection, and the draft disrupting ambitions while praising steadfast wives and mothers who supported men on the front. The piece condemns saboteurs and extols patriotic resilience.
Modern Daughters Question Home Duties and Tone
In a dialogue by Elsie Robinson the piece debates whether modern daughters should spoil their records or stay firm at home. The author asks wives mothers and sweethearts to choose the tone they set for the young men in their lives.
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Fed
America
Odd Facts About Civil Aeronautica and Crimea Climate
Fragmented OCR suggests figures about licensing tied to civil aeronautics, listing 2792 women pilots with 205 having flown 200 ONS. It wrongly notes buttons made in the U eight into year distribution. It claims equal distribution among the population and mentions Southern Crimea having virtually no winter.
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Tie Civil Aero
Nautica Authority
Those Texans on Rainmaking in Old Texas Tales
A reflective piece on public interest and distrust in artificial rainmaking in Texas. It recalls beliefs in telegraph and railroad effects on rainfall, experiments by the U S Department of Agriculture, and staged rainmaking shows. The essay notes ongoing public fascination and limited results.
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James Farber - Belles
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