Historic and Personal Remembrances From Today In History
A jumble of historic dates and biographical notes lists deaths and births from 1825 to 1955, naming Jolann Strauss Elmira John X Willis and other figures with scattered ties to music, exploration, politics, and academia. The text includes dates, places, and brief descriptors, plus a closing editorial note on intellectual faculties and a graphic cut-off.
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Azincourt
France
Balaklava
Crimea
Russia
Tennyson
Argonne Dam
Fiood
Irish Free State
Franklin D. Roose T
Successful Writer Is Tired Of Fame
Montreal R C Sheriff author of Jour neys End says he does not deserve the acclaim his play received. He notes that the work’s success arose from psychological timing after the war, when audiences were ready to think about trenches and death, not from his merit alone.
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Montreal
R. C. Sheriff
Adolphus Greely Died in Washington After Arctic Feats
The late Adolphus W. Greely, a Civil War veteran and Arctic explorer, died at his Washington home. He endured wounds and years of privation in the Arctic with the Greely expedition, led polar research efforts, and later commanded the Pacific division. He authored technical works and earned the Medal of Honor late in life.
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Adolphus W. Greely
Washington
Theiuzi
Sabine
Greely
Stefansson
China
Britain Faces a Critical General Election in a Shifting Era
Britain prepares for a pivotal general election amid a national crisis and a strong Conservative push. Coalition dynamics, Labour losses, and Baldwin’s rearmament pledge shape the campaign as the empire’s defense posture and Mediterranean policy loom large.
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Canada
France
Senate
Great Britain
House of Common
Labor Party
MacDonald
Ram
MacDonald At
Baldwin
Abandes
David Lioard Geerce
Mediterranean
Cor
Creed Of The Fascists Cited By Mussolini Texts
The article quotes Mussolini and Fascist leaders on their creed, arguing war as nobility and perpetual peace as cowardice. It notes views from Renate Rie and Giovanni Guiriath, portraying fascist thought as endorsing militant strength and conflict over lasting peace.
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Massalini
Renate Rie
Fouth
Giovanni Guiriath
Fascist Party
Mussolini
New York Day by Day by C O McIntyre in 1935 notes
A fragmented column from 1935 cites McIntyre humor and stage lore with scattered references to actors and writers. It lists names like Katharine Cornett, Alexander Woollcott, Martha Mansfield, Kay Laurel, and others, noting editorial lines about modern bars and discipline in show business.
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Colin Colins
Clement
Katharine Cornetts
S Crouse
Alexander Woollcott Hall
Ciaries Hanson Towne
Anniversaries of Pioneers in Science and Letters
Anniversaries list 1784 Chester Dewer a vicennial preacher teacher in New England and Rochester who aided US science study. born Shemfield Mass died Dec 15 1847. 1792 Franklin Bache Philadelphia physician chemist great-grandson of Franklin born Philadelphia died March 13, 1864. 1800 John P. Kennedy Baltimore lawyer congressman secretary of the navy born Baltimore died Aug 18 1870. 1800 Thomas B. Macaulay English historian essayist born.
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Chester Dewer
New England
Univ
Rochester
Baltimore
Thomas B. Macaular
Essarist
Fragmentary note on a boy's duties and figures
A partial OCR fragment mentions a son to lend something to a roadwar tap dan school and attend Instructions one hour daily. It also references Cathers born to dante ke those ahe jig along the sidew heer George White and a belief by Der His beleyves.
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Groadwar Tap Dan
Dante
George White
Canadian Election Costs Analysis Sparks Debate
Ottawa discussion questions the four million expenditure of the general election and its impact on national policy. The text argues for self generation and forward looking confidence, noting hopes appear justified.
Election outlay rises as parties prep to spend millions
The treasury will spend at least 4.0 million on the election with parties' costs hard to estimate. In 1930 outlay was about 3.0 million and is likely to rise as new parties join. The government may spend about 4.4 million for printing, supervision, and the election itself. Costs cover officers, clerks, polling places, and related expenses. Over 60,000 new voters will push polling places from 28,000 to about 33,250 with each poll costing around 40.
Freedom and Faith Move People to Heed Preachers
A reflection on how liberty and spiritual guidance shape listening behavior. The piece notes the impact of persuasive sermons on communities and individuals, highlighting values of courage, duty, and moral direction.
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X. Y
New York City
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Constantine M. Panuntio
Univ. of Cal
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Italy
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Cavanagh
Gordon
Carrie
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Buck
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Zie
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Kay Laurel
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Winter Garden
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Broad & War Age
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Isil
Ottawa
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Blue Sky
Oberlin Road
Elyria
Country Club
Johnston
Milwaukee
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Johnston's
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