December 26 1933 chronicle items and notable births
Daily notes include Saint Stephen's Day customs Boxing Day origins and a curfew poem excerpt. It lists birth years of Charles Babbage George Dewey Marion Telva Norman Angell Antony Wons Dion Boucicault and others. Also recalls Washingtons memorial services 1860 Fort Sumter defense and early broadcasting milestones.
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Stoke Poges
Morte
Charles Babbage
George Dewey
Manila Bay
Marion Telva
Norman Angell
Lane
France
America
Antony Wons
Dion Toucicault
Rip van Winkle
The Universe Reveals Its Paired Nature in Cosmos
The passage argues that nothing exists in solitude. stars, including our Sun, form pairs or clusters. It contends that apparent solitary celestial objects are often multiple systems or satellites, reflecting a universal pattern of companionship and interconnectedness in nature.
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Nature
Capricorn born with Saturn's influence foresees focus and success
Capricorns show strong concentration turning ordinary skills into achievements but dislike disharmony in marriage or society and may grow discouraged. optimistic drive fuels goal attainment when motivated.
Thomas Gray Early Life and Immortal Elegy Origins
Thomas Gray born 1716, a poet. He started writing Elegy Written in a Country Churchyard at age 28 and completed it by age 35, shaping his enduring literary reputation.
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Middletown
N. Y
Clement Clarke Moore
New York
Thomas Moore
United States
R. A
Minneapolis
Earth
Michelson
Thomas Gray
Indian Theft Code Revealed by L. J. Foutz Commentary
Salt Lake City report recalls L. J. Foutz stating theft concept among Navajo differs from white norms. He cites an incident on a Navajo reservation where a trader’s spurs vanished after bargaining for sheep, with the youth returning them to avoid dishonor and the family bearing the stigma. He claims Indians guard others’ money but will steal after recovery.
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Salt Lake City
Utah
L. J. Foutz
Foutz
South Dakota relief problems recur in 1840 reference
Pierre reports faded files of the state historian's office show relief problems today mirror those in 1840. Lawrence K. Fox notes a key difference: Governor Tom Berry now relies on public works administration and other federal projects to support state relief.
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South Dakots
Pierre
S. D
State Bistorian
Mellette
Lawrence K. Fox
Tom Berry
Public Works Administration
Villa’s Daughter Sings in Juarez Cabaret
Celia Villa daughter of Pancho Villa works at Hugo Bonaguid’s Grande Cabaret in Juarez learning to sing and dance. Bonaguid plans to make her the star attraction for the venue in Mexico.
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Juarez
Mexico
Celia Villa
Francisco
Pancho) Villa
Hugo
Miss Villa
Hugo Bonaguid
Dogs guard turkeys on Holmes and Stokes ranch
In Calaveras County near Gerber, six thousand gobblers have hatched without mothers for six months. Two specially trained dogs guard the gobblers and a third dog guards the turkey hens, after a three day incubation period.
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Gerber
Holmes and Stokes
Here
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Clark Kinnaird
Central Press Association
Stephen
Jerusalem
England
Mercury
Jupiter
Venus
Saturn
George Washington
Henry Lee
Virginia
Congress
Trenton
Washington
Rahl
Robert Anderson
Sumter
Fort Moultrie
War Dept
Lewis Cass
Lincoln
Anderson
Lee DeForest
Vaughn de Leath
Phonograph
DeForest
Mar
Arnold Reumann
Alexandria Victoria
Schleswig
Alexander Ferdinand
Hohenzollern
Adolf Hitler
Germany
Reich
Paul von Hindenburg
Reumann
Prince August Wilhelm
Kaiser
Reurramn
Metropolitan Opera House
Mrs
Vicks VapoRub
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East Ave
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Vestal
Young Men’s
the Fay Company Feminine
Elyria
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