Poland names Smigly-Rydz as army head in holy war
Marshal Smigly-Rydz, leader of Poland's two million strong army, is named commander in chief and second to President Ignacy Moscicki. Poles view the conflict as a holy battle for liberty, with Smigly-Rydz designated to succeed if the presidency becomes vacant.
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Poland
Kasimir Sosnkowski
Ignacy Moscick
Smigly-Rydz
Marshal Smigly-Rydz
Ignacy Moscicki
Lberty
Moscicki
Widow Maker of Mehama Camp Stump Brings Iron Nerve Tale
William Pellegrinetti of Chicago narrates a CCC camp near Mehama Oregon in August 1933 where a giant widow-maker stump plummeted from a cedar to endanger a bridge crew. He froze then dodged as the stump smashed past, later recalling how fear and home thoughts spurred his life-saving move. The tale attributes the pause to an involuntary moment rather than courage.
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Ello
William Pellegrinetti
Chicago
Bill Pellegrinetti
Bill
CCC
Mehama
Oregon
Western Newspaper Union
Guidance for Turning a Disturbing Hobby Into Scrapbook Fun
A mother helps her son Harry channel a loose impulse to cut pictures into a constructive hobby by creating a dog scrapbook with consent and co operation. Mrs Macgregor suggests selecting owned images, discussing rights, and inviting collaboration to teach respect for others property while developing artistic skill and attention.
Air composition in the stratosphere and beyond
The passage notes that up to about seven miles altitude the air’s composition remains constant except for dust and water vapor. Above this level wind mixing allows gas proportions to vary, with lighter gases becoming more prevalent at higher altitudes. Measurements up to 23 miles support this, and mathematical formulas estimate composition at higher levels.
Seven Virtues And The Farmer King Riddle Quiz
A quirky trivia item lists seven virtues Faith Hope Charity Prudence Justice Fortitude Temperance. It adds George III as The Farmer King due to rustic manners. It notes nearly 250000 living creatures in the first zoological dictionary. It defines congressman at large as elected by all state voters and asks why a busy signal means the number is wrong.
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George III
Camel Cigarettes Longer Burn Time in Impartial Lab Tests
An impartial lab study of 16 top selling brands confirms Camel cigarettes burn slower than the average of the 15 others by about 25 percent. Camels also hold ashes longer and contain more tobacco by weight, promising cooler, milder flavor and more cigarettes per pack.
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Germany
East Prussia
Chaldowo
Mlawa
Pomerania
Chojnice
Breslaw
Katowice
Britain
Royal Ulster Rifles
Soviet Union
Russia
Iron Man
Adolf Hitler
Reichsfuehrer
Adventurers’ Club
National Consumers Tax Commission
Boston
By Grace Archbold
Mrs. Wilson
Donald
Mrs. Macgregor
Harry
Ethel
Carr
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