Italy begins resettlement to Ethiopia with 105 settler families
Italy launches its East Africa colony program by sending 105 male settlers from Apulia Venezia and Romagna to Harvar province. Families await relocation as land allotments, harvest deductions, and mandatory military service shape a precarious future amid imperial ambitions and regional resistance. The plan envisions up to 15,000 families or 75,000 people over time, sparking questions about voluntary enrollment and sustained manpower for Mussolini's Ethiopia venture.
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Italy
Rex Tugwell
Ethiopia
Brindisi
East Africa
Kingdom of Haile Selassie
Harvar
Apulia
Venezia
Romagna
Signor
Mussolini
Science And Progress From The American Association For The Advancement Of Science
The article cites AAAS aims to unite scientists into an articulate body guiding knowledge. It notes Professor Gilson’s view of science creating a spiritual order with power to judge the state and mitigate oppression. It warns knowledge advancement coexists with greed and violence yet praises scientists for cultural progress and applying science to societal wisdom.
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American Association For the Advancement of Science
Gilson
University of Paris
London Fogs Meet Roosevelt Attitude On U S Business
A New York Times dispatch notes British bankers puzzled by President Roosevelt's stance toward American business. Bank chairmen in London warn reform policies must lift profits, while avoiding political debate. The article likens Washington fog to London fog in its opacity.
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New York Times
Roosevelt
Umil Suime
United States
Washington
London
New Dutch Princess Heir Predicts Third Orange Queen
The Netherlands welcomes a newborn girl heir to Princess Juliana, continuing the Orange line under Queen Wilhelmina. The author notes Holland's thrift, windmills, and distant empire, stressing the heir’s promise of sensible leadership and royal continuity for generations to come.
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Holland
South American
Caribbean
Borneo
South Seas
Netherlands
Wilhelmina
Juliana
House of Orange
Scientific Alcohol Test Sets Buffalo Conviction
A Buffalo case shows an intoxicated driver convicted by blood evidence. A doctor measured nearly one third of one percent alcohol in the defendant’s blood at arrest, implying over ten drinks of 100 proof whisky. The judge admitted the test and a scientific-minded jury approved. calls for prompt action to determine condition at offense and suggests police may keep a doctor on call.
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Buffalo
Anniversaries and "Today in History" notes from Princeton era records
A dated list of historical anniversaries and births, highlighting figures such as Job at Witherspoon, James Otis, Robert Peel, Ole Bull, Dwight L. Moody, Hiram Maxim, and others. Includes Today in History entries on 1817 Baltimore Gas Light Company, 1831 hot blast iron, and various mid-20th century references, with scattered biographical notes and dates.
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Witherspoon
Hisley
Princeton College
Didependenes
James Otis
Boston
Lacastable
Mess
Tss
Robert Peel
London
Ole Bull
Dwight L. Moody
Atlantic
Northfield
Mass
Hiram Stevens Maxim
Britain
Maine
Baltimore Gas Light Company
First American Gas Company, Incorporated
Scotkind
Mearivee
Rubio
Supreme Court
Liberty League
Farley
Today's horoscope for Spek reader described
The article describes a sensitive, thoughtful personality with potential for great good. It notes a passive yet aspirational nature and mentions that many preachers and writers have been born under similar aspects. Copyright text appears at the end.
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Spek. Ot
New York Day By Day Personal snippets and cultural notes
A fragmentary column from New York Day By Day jabs at society chatter and arts. It mocks polite idiosyncrasies with mentions of Emily Post Tom Mix Marie Dressler Nijinski Dun Harriet Hoester and Winston Churchill. It also notes fashion, nightlife, cinema, and a tongue in cheek line about King Farouk’s coronation highlighting era manners and cultural trivia.
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New York
Emily Post
Dasa T
Butterfly
Grammophone
Tom Mix
Dale Nichols
Chicago
Hollywood
Marie Dressler
Paris
Nijinski
Duncan
Harriet Hoetar
Oscar Wilde
Perty
Hendrik Willem van Loon
Wilson Mizner
The
Lambs
Calvin Coolidge
Winston Churchill
T8ss
Alive Brady
aging lawmakers on Capitol Hill soften the Roosevelt era tone
The narrative surveys aging senators and aides around President Roosevelt as the Senate cools, noting faded fervor and fewer clashes. It highlights Kenneth McKellar’s chivalrous social role, Harold Ickes’ missteps with Charley West, Joe Kennedy’s London debut, and James Roosevelt Jr.’s rising political polish as a younger voice encroaches on the capital’s old guard.
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Roose ¥ Yelt
Qld
Supreme Court
United States Senate
Capitol Hill
Senate
Roosevelt
Wilton
Harding
Coolidge
Hoover
Theanesser
Akenneth McKellar
Mr. McKellar
Washington
Browning
Mac
Tennessee
Understanding Income Tax Terms and Net Income Calculations
The document explains gross income deductions and credits, defining gross income as all income from any source unless exempt. It outlines how net income is derived after deductions, and how surtax net income is adjusted by credits before applying the 4 percent normal tax and surtax brackets.
Roosevelt Aide Exiled After 1936 Campaign Article
The article notes a White House insider who wrote campaign speeches with an ethereal tone, contacted churches, and was exiled after publishing a magazine piece claiming F D R's political plans as authentic. The Roosevelt family reflections compare this man to Woodrow Wilson's quip that a man either grew up or blew up.
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James Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Sonal
White House
Mr. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Mrs. Roosevelt
Today's Horoscope for Pat Mateus
A read of the day suggests a strong, centered mind with wide views. It warns that if the mind wanders, impulses may skew toward extreme Virgoan traits and urges directing the child’s thoughts into proper channels.
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Mateus
Election and Salvation in Saint Paul Doctrine
A devout negro clergyman explains election using a presidential analogy. In the Kingdom of God there is always an election, with the Lord voting for you, the Devil voting against you, and you holding the deciding vote. Saint Paul’s view is not a heartless predestination but a call to faith.
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Israel
Sion
Jacob
Kingdom of Cod
The Moral Will and Salvation Debate in Record Text
A fragment argues that God designs salvation for all yet condemns no one by force. It asserts human responsibility remains intact and that any loss occurs against God’s will. The piece frames grace as universal but tied to each person’s moment to choose between truth and error.
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Cerusin
Broadway gossip and remembered figures parade in disjoint notes
An oblique collage recalls theater and press figures from mid century show business. mentions include Dillian Eiinge the impersonator, Miss Blue Amos1 Andy's secretary, Abel Green, Homer Croy, Bob Benchley, Garbo, Elsa Maswell, Ty Harper, and Maurice Mauvet. The piece references Pere Lachaise, a prize fight, and casual comments on watching crowds at a restaurant.
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Dilian Eiinge
Sienist
Amos
Andy
Miss Blue
Colony Restamrint
Florence Wilton
Maurice Mauvet
Pere Lachaise
Bernharde
Oscar Wilde
Rossini
Patti
Alfred de Musser
Ava Hudkins
Sammy Baker
Los Angeles
Broadway
Abel Green
Variety
Homer Croy
Frazier Hlunt
Alexis I
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