Armistice Day Memorial Call to Dedicate Peace Efforts
A 1934 reflection urges turning Armistice Day from celebration to memorial. It honors those who sacrificed in World War I and calls for dedication to prevent future wars, preserving liberty, government, and peace while resisting the master of hate.
Freshman Congress Tests New 20th Amendment Regime
The text discusses the 20th Amendment changes, the shift of presidential inauguration to January 20 and congressional seating to January 3, the elimination of lame duck sessions, and the expectations for a newly elected Congress in January. It notes differences between old and new practice, the potential advantages of fresh members, and the balance of seasoned senators in the Senate.
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White House adds 200 new books to library list
The White House has added 200 new volumes, completing a gift of 500 books given years ago. Published since 1930, the list includes biographies, history, travel, poetry, art, drama, science, economics, and children’s titles selected by notable librarians and critics.
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Dorothy Canfield Fisher
Alexander Woollcott
Christopher Morley
Julia Peterkin
Irita van Doren
Marty Stanson
William Lion Phelps
The Silent Observer and Oddities Humorous Scrapbook
A collage of quips and jokes on life business and human folly drawn from a bygone newspaper page. The items feature humorous dialogues, proverb style lines, and light anecdotes about money, manners, and mischief with assorted names and places in a playful tone.
That Old Story and Musings on Backbone and Wishbone
A collage of quips and anecdotes from daily life and radio era humor. It reflects social chatter about a daughter’s upcoming marriage, a boy with a dog, a pianist, and playful wordplay. It closes with a moral about shedding excuses and building a backbone to achieve goals.
Pauls Mission Journey and Timothy Companionship
The article traces Pauls stance on Jewish customs amid his mission to Gentiles, noting Timothy's circumcision and Peters defection at Antioch. It follows Pauls second journey with Silas, the Barnabas split, and their travels via Syria and Cilicia toward Lystra where Timothy is set apart as a companion.
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Historic Anniversaries and Armistice Reflections
The page lists notable birthdays and anniversaries including Martin Luther, Oliver Goldsmith, Friedrich von Schiller, and others, plus historical notes such as Armistice Day events in 1918 and 1928. It includes a birthday lineup for explorers and writers, a brief sermonic reflection on Paul and circumcision, a horoscope, and a commemorative poem invoke.
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Oliver Goldsmith
Friedrich von Schiller
Samuel Gridley Howe
Julia Ward Howe
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Henry van Dyke
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Rachel Lindsay
Springfield
World disarm talks test security and fear
A fragment discusses that during every disarmament conference the issue is not reasonableness but whether any state will be allowed to pursue its aims. It argues other powers must provide security to prevent reductions in weapons by land or sea, or the target state will refuse talks.
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Fragmentary Phrase on Bloodlines and Places
A terse, partial line notes that in the former German Emperor’s blood runs much English and Coburg, as well as Bwablan, blood, signaling a mingled royal lineage discussion without full context.
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Grunow Radio Free With Fridge Purchase This Christmas
The Grunow company offers dealers a free Grunow Radio model 445 with every Grunow Electric Refrigerator sold before Christmas. Winter plan 84.50 down and 130 monthly until next March, then standard payments. Store invites customers to join a football guessing contest for a chance at a 30 radio or a 50 credit. Also promoted are piano benches and a felt lined stand for music rooms with ample storage.
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Grunow
Hunters and hardware items for day opening sales
Day's Hardware promotes next Thursday Navy opening day on the 16th with rabbits and pheasants plentiful. It touts modern double barrel or pump guns, hunter’s supplies, stormproof coats, and a stock of clothing. It also highlights second floor electric appliances including toasters, pans, mixers, and gas ranges from 1938 designs.
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