Hitler Bares His Soul to Mail Scribe
The piece profiles York G Ward Price, famed War correspondent for the Daily Mail, detailing his close ties with Adolf Hitler and Lord Rothermere. It cites Price’s portrayal of Hitler as genteel and courageous, and notes Wiener’s chaos theory comments linking to political upheaval. It also mentions Belgian fascist Degrelle and the looming threat of a Hitlerian-inspired putsch.
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England
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London Daily Mail
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London
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Cambridge University
Daily Mail
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Salonika
Benito Mussolini
R. Norbert Wiener
Lengés
Milton
Pope
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Europe
Tufts College
Harvard
Wiener
Academe
Leon Degrelle
Belgium
Brussels
Shoals
Reverence for God and the power of words
A religious lesson on honoring God's name and avoiding swearing, idle talk, and falsehood. It discusses how true speech reflects heart condition, the Sermon on the Mount's relevance, and the coming judgment for idle words, urging Christians to elevate daily conversation with Scriptural depth.
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Seshcerte
Jesus
God
Holy Name Society
Beelzebub
Satan
Around 9 The House Lighting And Household Tips
A collection of practical home and child care tips covering lighting choices for mood, washable metal trash baskets to prevent pests, teaching children self sufficiency, planning breakfasts the night before, properly anchoring straps on garments, and uniform fruit sizing for even canning outcomes.
Two Charming New Dress Designs for a Slim Victorian Waist
The article highlights two pattern designs that emphasize a slender Victorian waist with puff sleeves and full skirts. It details suitable fabrics such as challs silk print taffeta and cashmere, and notes a Daytime Dirndl and Hearthside Coat options with waist emphasis. Pattern numbers 1498 and 1617 include sizes and yardage, plus a Fall and Winter Fashion Book for 25 cents. Order details provided for The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept. Chicago.
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Lunar rainbows and copyright terms in a quiz
After showers on nights when the moon is bright but low. Copyright lasts twenty eight years with potential extension for a second term. The Bible records Sarah as 90 in Genesis 17 17.
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Sarah
Abraham
Quiz with Answers on Various Topics From 1886
A compact quiz lists items touching French culture and industry. It notes subscriptions by French people, a dog‑food napkin substitute, an architectural female pillar, the sabots origin of sabotage, and mentions Calvin Coolidge.
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U. S
Calvin Coolidge
Fearful Moslems in Asia Minor Use Taster and Rattle Lid Coffeepot
Collier's Weekly reports that many wealthy Muslims in Asia Minor and northern Africa fear poisoning. They employ a food taster and use a coffeepot with a pebble filled lid that rattles when a guest tries to open it as the host looks away.
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Asia Minor
Africa
Collier’s ‘Weekly
Ancient non skid tires trace to ancient chariots
Ancient non skid tires date back to 2800 B C and were used on chariots. A rough wheel with copper studs was excavated by the Iraq expedition, showing studs kept chariots from skidding during fast turns in racing and war.
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