Anti Bolshevik Meet in New York Denounces Communist Russia
Siennar reports recount a 600 person gathering in New York where Morris Gordin, a former University of Chicago student and WWI soldier, argued Russia trends toward a United States of Russia. He cited political and industrial slavery, denounced Communist leaders, and warned of Russia’s dire social and economic collapse.
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Debate Over Bryan Memorial College Sparks Mixed Opinions
The proposal to build a memorial college for William J. Bryan divides readers. Some oppose honoring his life while others praise his fearless crusade and integrity, regardless of agreement with his views.
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William J. Bryan
Fide
Teotaltianscope
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Rails to Nowhere and the Byways of Contentment
A speaker recalls leaving crowded paths to chase nature’s call. He warns against chasing hollow journeys and shares a personal voyage toward contentment found by following a byway to Nowhere. The reflection contrasts wasted time with meaningful work discovered along simpler roads.
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Nowhere
Our Country Defined Beyond Regions in a Poetic Plea
An anonymous speaker rejects regional pride and defines country as a single vast family beyond the East North West and South. The text praises hills valleys sails rocky shores and rivers while urging devotion to a united nation.
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West
Ohio
Mississippi
A North Pole Deception
An Arctic explorer would be about eighty miles from the North Pole even with the Pole Star overhead because Polaris lies well off the geographic pole. The article explains Polaris is near the North Celestial Pole, a point that moves over time, and discusses how the sky’s geometry misleads navigators.
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North Pole
North Celestial Pole
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Automobile as Cause of Death Surpasses Diphtheria
Authority Minois notes automobile deaths now rival diphtheria as a leading cause of death, ranking above many common diseases. The statement emphasizes shifting health risks and the rising impact of traffic fatalities.
Bonnie the Rabbit Celebrates a Field Birthday
A little black and white rabbit named Bonnie Bunny enjoys a birthday observed by his mother and a kind mistress. The trio share affection in the garden as preparations and gifts await, ending with anticipation of a carrot treat.
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Bonnie Bonnie's Birthday Dinner With Mother Rabbit
A mother rabbit tells Bonnie Bonnie not to eat all at once and to share his birthday meal with her. They enjoy a lettuce first course a clover second and carrot dessert before Bonnie Bonnie falls asleep as the Bedtime Bunny song lingers about greens and greens.
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Bonnie Bonnie
Mother Rabbit
Tardiness as a Modern Business Challenge
A Thrift Magazine study notes tardiness harms morale and flags habitual lateness as dishonesty toward employers. It traces historic attempts to curb lateness, including fines, which failed, while firms turn to other incentives to enforce punctuality.
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United States
Thrift Magazine
The Chamberlain Name and Its Royal Ties
The piece traces the Chamberlain surname from its origin as a household official to high judicial roles. It notes spelling variants such as Chamberlin Chamberlen Chamberlayne and Chamberlain being most common. It mentions English family lines claiming Norman counts ancestry and ties to Stewart kings.
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