Where Will Russia Stop?
The Spectator piece argues Germany gains little, loses strategically, and shares in Russia’s moral condemnation. It notes the German-Soviet Pact strained ties with Italy, Japan, and Spain while exposing divisions within Germany, including views on Ribbentrop and Hitler as discontent rises. The Eastern Baltic remains contested, with fears of a Russian westward advance widening German unease.
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the Spectator
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Germany
Finland
Baltic
Russia
Italy
Japan
Spain
Herr von Ribbentrop
Moscow
Herr Hitler
Polish Army to Aid Finland in Fight Against Reds
Telegram reports that the Polish army reorganized in France is to be sent to Finland to resist Runasia. It notes sizable Polish populations in the US, South America, Britain, and Canada offering service. The move is hailed as prudent, enabling Poles to confront the Red aggression and support Finnish independence.
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France
Finland
Germany
Orange
United States
South America
Britain
Canada
Confed Life Fluffy Cottage Pudding Recipe Card
Fluffy Cottage Pudding recipe uses Swans Down cake flour baking powder salt butter sugar milk and vanilla. Cream butter with sugar, fold in dry and milk alternately, bake in an 8 by 8 by 2 inch pan at moderate heat for 50 to 60 minutes. serve with Apricot Cream Topping.
Paperbanger Claims Workload Badgered Him With Vaper Task
A paperbanger told an employment exchange official that his last employer expected him to vapor three rooms in a day, a demand he says was more than he could tackle.
Job Applicant Interview Frustration Cited
A manager questions a candidate about employment gap and the applicant explains trouble with a lost birth certificate hindering proof of identity. The exchange hints at administrative hurdles in hiring.
Somebody Blundered. A Moscow miscue on cold and power
A fragmentary New York Times reflection notes Moscow faced unexpected cold and the weight of power diplomacy. It contrasts emotional detachment with blunt labor and peasant imagery, hinting at broader geopolitical strain as a brief southern glow fades.
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New York Times
Moscow
Steel Stalin and the Shadows of War
A stark meditation on steel and ice, questioning who truly opposes humanity. The poem contrasts the Northern Lights with birch shadows and ponders the elusive foe—men in white, the drifta, or an impersonal machine and system.
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Stalin
Newfoundland Wat Comforts Committee Aids Sailors Abroad
A cablegram from the Newfoundland Trade Commissioner in London reports the Newfoundland Wat Comforts Committee formed last December. It has already received over five thousand knitted articles, with two large parcels of comforts for sailors from Queen Mary. A Men's Welfare Committee led by S Edgar Bowring aims to entertain sailors on leave in London, and about four hundred pounds were promised at the meeting.
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Home Affairs
Newfoundland
London
Wat Comforts Commie
S| Edgar Bowring
Hotel Fire Draws Crowds As Guests Watch
Witnesses describe guests gathering in front of a hotel as flames rise. A traveling man boasts of staying calm and adjusting his attire, while a bystander questions the prudence of such calm with a jab about his pants.
Health talk warns against kissing animals
A teacher asks for an example of danger from kissing animals. A student recalls Aunt Alice kissing her dog and says the dog died, illustrating the risk in a brief domestic anecdote.
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Jackie
Tilaa
Alice
Hope of Universal Peace and The Coming World Dictator
The pamphlet argues that current global turmoil threatens civilization and predicts a future dawn of liberty and peace. It promotes a free booklet titled The Coming World Dictator and invites readers to send name and address to Associated Bible Students, P.O. Box 809, St. John's.
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Associated Bible Students
P.O
St. John's
Brown Home Made Radio Cabinet Sparks Laughter
Mrs. Brown shows a guest a home made radio cabinet noting her husband designed it with his own head. She adds he built it himself and has enough wood left over for a small table. The anecdote highlights a quirky craftsman trait and frugal resource use.
Ironmonger's shop rush over a mouse trap mishap
An errand boy in charge at an ironmonger's shop deals with a flustered customer seeking a mouse trap. In a hurried exchange the customer demands a trap large enough to catch a buss, and the boy apologetically reveals none is big enough for that task.
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