Peace Bought by Pieces of a Nation Likely to Last a While
Washington's view on European danger rests on the Versailles treaty faults and the failed self determination ideal. The column cites Roosevelt Hull diplomacy, German demagoguery under Hitler, Czech Sudeten tensions, and rising power interests from Britain France Russia and Italy, warning peace may be temporary.
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Washington
Europe
Uncle Sam
Roosevelt
Hull
State Department
Hitler
United States
Versailles
Wilson
Lloyd George
England
Clemenceau
France
Orlando
Italy
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League of Nations
Woodrow Wilson
Germany
Czechoslovakia
Dr. Goebbels
Prague
Reich
Mussolini
Romania
Ethiopia
Stalin
Britain
Chamberlain
Daladier
Munich
Words and deeds reveal true character in prayerful speech
Harold L. Lundquist outlines reverence for God’s name and the prohibition of vain or oath driven speech. He links Exodus 20 7 Matthew 5 33 37 and 12 33 37 to daily life noting that careless words betray the heart and that Christians should speak to glorify God.
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Matthew
God
Jesus
Holy Name Society
Beelzebub
Satan
It Must Be Admitted Taster Was Not Tactful
The diner erupts at a restaurant incident over a boiled egg. The manager apologizes and defends the waiter, noting lack of knowledge about the egg. The customer retorts that the waiter could have avoided removing his spoon and bringing a knife and fork after a chicken joke.
Norwegian Seamen Carry Gulf Cargo to Europe
Norway ranks 47th in population yet fields the fourth largest merchant marine. Since Viking times Norwegian seamen specialized in long ocean trips and still carry most Gulf state cargoes to Europe. They once took families to sea with long voyages despite the superstition that women are bad luck aboard ships.
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Norway
America
Gulf States
Europe
Hill-Climbing Boats Between East Prussia Towns
A Colier's Weekly feature describes hill-climbing boats operating between Elbing and Deutsch Eylau, a 40 mile route with canal and rail segments. Special trucks lift the vessels to surmount four hills, making 20 locks unnecessary and illustrating an early inventive transport concept. A second ad notes that Acid-Free Quaker State Motor Oils improve performance and longevity for Ford, Chevrolet, and Plymouth cars.
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Elbing
Deutsch- Eylau
Collier’s Weekly
Ford
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Change of Life Advice and Lydia E. Pinkham’s Remedy
Practical health guidance for women entering menopause advocates fresh air sleep and a general tonic. It promotes Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound to bolster physical resistance ease jittery nerves and relieve change related symptoms. The tone is promotional and aimed at sustaining vitality and confidence during the life transition.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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Firestone Auto Radio
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