Iroquois Farmer Will Hoag Speaks Of Land And Life
In a June drive through the Allegheny Reservation, Will Hoag, Seneca leader and farmer, recalls Iroquois land rights, farming traditions, and a blend of old and new ways. He notes treaty land, education, and the balance between tradition and modernization for his people.
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Will Hoag
Seneca Republic
Salamanca
New York
United States
Allegheny River
Allegheny Reservation
WI Hoag
George Washington
College of Agriculture
Ithaca
Arthur
Will
Alfred University
Tribes’ Temperance Society
White House
A. Crouse
Republic
Congress
Washington
Tungassa
Tunassa
Red Jacket
Logan
America
Cornell
Long House
WNU
Freedom or socialism by Ogden Mills
Ogden Mills argues that the United States cannot embrace both freedom and socialism. He warns that economic liberalism fails under constant government interference and that compromises are illusory. He likens current drift to past battles over slavery and cites fascist influences.
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Ogden
Mills
the Treasury
Constitution as guide to resist extremism and preserve liberty
Senator William E Borah argues the Constitution empowers government to meet emergencies while preserving liberty. He warns against eroding constitutional methods and calls for strong public opinion to resist communism and fascism.
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William E. Borah
U. 8
Idaho
PTCHE
Appeal to Germany By Ramsay MacDonald Premier of Great Britain
Ramsay MacDonald urges Germany to act constructively, expresses sympathy for German grievances, and emphasizes the need to rebuild mutual trust. He hopes the Stresa conference will preserve its spirit and help dispel tensions and restore sunshine.
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Germany
Ramsay MacDonald
Great Britain
Stresa Conference
Bigger Planes
Aircraft designer Igor Sikorsky forecasts rapid progress in air travel. He expects planes carrying 75 to 100 passengers within five years, with large flying boats enabling transoceanic trips at about 200 miles per hour, improving comfort and capacity.
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Igor Sikorsky
California
Honolulu
Atlantic
Pacific
No Pulaski Day Honored Above All Else
President Roosevelt reflects on General Pulaski and the staff officers who served with General Washington. He argues against creating separate memorial days for individual officers and urges equal tribute to all who fought for freedom.
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Pulaski
Roosevelt
Crisis in cotton by Dexter Stevens exposes policy flaws
An industry expert argues Secretary Wallace’s cotton program is malformed after nearly two years of work. He says the secretary reacts to criticism and labels industry concerns as whining while facing broader rumblings against his policy vision.
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Dexter Stevens
Wallace
Indus
When People Are Baptized Lesson Overview
A historical church lesson outlines Jesus baptism by John, the Great Commission to teach and baptize all nations, and early church baptism practices from Acts to Cornelius. It explains baptism as public confession and identification with Christ, noting the Trinity in the baptismal formula and the symbolism of dying and rising with Jesus.
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Jesus
John
Galilee
Jordan
Calvary
The
Christ
Philip
Samaria
Paul
Ananias
Cornelius
Peter
Jesus Christ
First Moated Maya City Found in America, Pathfinder Reports
Carnegie researchers describe uncovering a northern Guatemala city with a moat surrounding a complex of palaces and temples. The moat, ten by ten feet, connected to a swamp and flooded in rains, prompting questions about defense or religion. Honduras finds include two carved stone altars and numerous monuments bearing Maya script.
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Carnegie Institution
Guatemala
Honduras
Central America
Europe
America
Pathfinder Magazine
Kindness as active virtue in Findlay analysis
The passage contrasts kindness with long-suffering, noting kindness is active and busy. It describes kindness as humble, tender, stooping to small needs, giving blessing for curses and help for harm, portraying it as thoughtful insight and gentle ministering love tied to Findlay.
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Findlay
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