Bond and Britain United by Shared English Speaking Bond
A reader muses on Anglo American sentiment following King George VI's death and Edward VIII's looming era. The piece notes American affection for British royalty, the long shared history, and a visible bond despite past tensions, suggesting a deep, enduring Anglo American kinship.
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British
United States
Bunker Hill
London
King George
Edward VIII
Great Empire
Great Republic
America
England
Behind the Scenes in Washington on Farm Policy Shifts
Washington insiders report the administration and farm lobbyists backing a substitute for the AAA while consumer protection fades. Wallace seeks guaranteed food supplies, but farmer leaders resist price brakes and export subsidies. The bill relies on executive discretion, risking political fallout and court challenges as disguised taxes and revenue moves loom.
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Ashington
AAA
Wallace
General Johnson
Bible Thought Denounces Profanity In Biblical Tone
A religious note condemns using the Lord’s name in vain citing Exodus. It warns that heedless speech profanes sacred reverence and invites divine judgment.
California deer population blamed on hunting and predators
Berkeley, California reports a declining male deer population due to fewer predators and hunters preferring horned bucks. E R Hall UC mammals curator notes the imbalance as the cause of the shift in gender composition among deer.
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Berkeley
Cal
California
E. R. Hall
University of California
Tony's Return and Anger At Inequality After Reform School
Tony, an outcast recently released from reform school, broods on class inequality as Rich people dine in hotels. He recalls a robbery, his shoemaking training, and a failed job hunt before fleeing to the alley after a plan to seize his rights as a misfit youth.
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Pete
Tony
Mfe
Reform School
Hohm
Ony Becchtio
Grimm Street
Casey
Blind man guides would-be thief to dinner in warehouse district
In a tense scene a young man follows a blind man who appears to mug him in a warehouse area. The blind man calmly offers a match and then, after a moment, asks for guidance toward a restaurant, inviting an uneasy meal together as a sign of unexpected mercy.
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Edward
Elizabeth
Duke of York
Shirley Temple
United States
Tony
Jin
Great Smoky Mountains: Five Earth Movements Formed Range
The article outlines five geological stages shaping the Great Smoky Mountains, from ancient molten rock to uplift and erosion. It notes Mt Le Conte as the dominant peak, and mentions the area’s designation as a national park. It also advertises Times Want-Ads for selling odd furniture.
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Appalachian Range
Great Smoky Mountains
Great Smoky Mountain
Mt. le Conte
Ancient Puzzle Grid Repurposed as Wordplay Rebus
A historical newspaper fragment presents a dense word puzzle with numbered clues and cross references. The garbled grid mentions a musician, a desert Nomad called Sunk, and various terms from plant, gear, and nautical vocabulary embedded in a cryptic style.
California governor to wed at forty
A 40 year old California governor plans marriage in a curious political aside. The item hints at state politics amid odd commentary about aging leaders and national issues. The piece also references dentistry and a long joke about Santa, as well as a letter found in the Sultan's palace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
California
Florida
Barkis
Stamboul
Santa
Creamed Dried Beef and Frizzed Variations in Luncheon Dishes
The article details making creamed frizzed dried beef with a butter base, milk sauce, and flour, plus serving ideas using toast, chips, and parsley. It suggests additions like onion and celery, garnish suggestions, and related dishes such as macaroni with tomatoes and scrambled eggs. It also outlines a prunes dessert custard with dried fruit variations.
Tomorrow's Menu Breakfast and Lunch Dinner menu
The draft daily menu lists breakfast with grape juice cereal cream ham omelet graham toast milk coffee. Luncheon features macaroni with tomatoes dried beef lettuce with French dressing prune custard milk tea. Dinner offers halibut steaks cheese sauce steamed potatoes asparagus landaise stuffed pear galad pineapple pudding and beverages.
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Columbia University
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