Hindenburg Laid to Rest in New York Tributes
A nationwide funeral period followed the Zeppelin disaster remembrance. The ceremony featured music from Beethovens Third and tributes from officials including New York Governor Lehman. The Nohensollerns offered no representatives.
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Mindenburg
Mr Green
Hindenburg
United States
Beethoans
Stoica
Napoleon
Flindenburga
New York
Lehman
Zion Hyangellent Lutheren
Italy looks to stork for Mussolini line of succession
In a tone of national pride, Italy speaks of a newborn fascist heir to the dictator’s household while Austrian affairs stir curiosity about Chancellor Dollfuss. Meanwhile President Roosevelt, after a Glacier trek, signals a turning era toward large public works and national happiness.
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Italy
Mussolini
Government urged to aid Idle as society could seize production
Mr Green, leader of the American Federation of Tabors, warns the government to act for 10,000,000 Idle workers. He says failure may let society take over the means of production while President Toonewell’s government already controls industries, payrolls, shops, farms, and public spending. The piece notes earnest government efforts to restore prosperity through financial artificial respiration.
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Mr Green
Rioting in Constantine Leaves Jews Dead and Injured
Reports from Constantine Algeria detail a fatal riot between Mohammedan and Jewish residents. An Arab mob attacked the ghetto with black jacks revolvers and knives, setting homes ablaze and dragging Jewish people into streets to stab and beat them, with over twenty Jews killed and many injured.
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Constantine
Algeria
Fiee
Canada and Britain Face Trade Pressures and Independence Voices
The speech by Canadian Trade Minister Warr y Stevens criticizes big business for exploiting Canada and calls for reform to avoid dictatorship or revolution. Beatty urges Britain to regulate defense independently. Many Americans question national defense autonomy amid global pressures.
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Canada
Warry Stevens
Farmer killed by village over alleged witchcraft tools
A farmer was stoned to death by villagers who accused him of witchcraft after they claimed he used a toothbrush as a magic wand. The mob cited a cow stopping milk and mad dogs as supporting signs, as the community blamed the man for strange events following the farmer’s alleged act.
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Cetingje Jugoslavia
Brooklyn Boarding House Shooting Ends in Double Homicide
Two gunmen stormed a Brooklyn boarding house room where Vincent Tsanu and Oresto de lisberto hid after a night of racketeering. Tsanu was shot five times in the abdomen and de lisberto was wounded in the head as police records note both men had prior convictions.
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Vincent Tsanu
Brooklyn
Oresto de Lisberto
Ligsano
de Roebertog
Frogs Map Lost Continents Through Ancient Diets
Paleontologist Maynard Mo Meteat of the National Museum reports a frog based method to read Earth's past. The study maps ancient land bridges such as Gondwanaland and Timura, using frog commensals to trace migrations and continental connections dating up to 175 million years ago.
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Fiona
Maynard Mo Meteat
National Museum
Ula
Balence
Tio Pacifie
Triasale Thuies
Gondwanidaland
Gondwandaland
South America
Timura
Hikewisa
Indian Ocean
Africa
Madagascar
Ceylon
India
Maylasia
Malay Archipelago
Pacific
United States
Siberia
Alaska
Central America
Ecuador
Chile
Gulf of Mexico
Arctic Ocean
Byrd
Little America
Australia
Antarctica
Maynard
Ninis
Andes Mountains claim higher height than Everest from earth center
An article cites measurements from the earth's center showing Chimborazo in the Andes is about 2.00 meters taller than Everest when measured from the planet's core. It notes distortions in sea level and discusses aviation altitude records linking to the stratosphere.
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Uvyerest
Chimboraca
Mount Everest
Die Umschau
G Resch
Equator
Chinborazo
Hvaseoran
Lilecard
Crerest
Iliad
Ecuador
Chimbornaga
Hera Balbonistaplio
Picecard
New York Times
Traces of Bird Descent from Flying Reptiles
Dr Alexander Wetmore argues birds descended from flying reptiles with teeth. He traces bird lineage to archeopteryx and archeornis, noting songbirds near the top of evolution and primates like ostrich and penguin among early birds. He recalls Wright brothers and questions how first flying reptiles took off, with long evolutionary timelines.
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Alexander Wetmore
Smitsonian Institution
Nature
Wright Brothers
Evolution Road Collapse? Birds and Reptiles Debate
A fragment from the St. Louis Globe Democrat discusses whether birds may have halted evolution and whether reptiles could ever become birds. It notes snakes and snakes types, birds failing to fly, and Doctor Wetmore's view on humans disturbing natural conditions as a factor.
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Wetmore
St. Louis Globe Democrat
World's Smallest Book Completed after Seven Years
The smallest printed book, 28 pages of Omar Khayyam poetry translated by Eben Brandon Thompson, bound leather, 216 by 516 of an inch, weighs a third of a carat. Philadelphia publishers produced it after seven years of work, surpassing a prior Cleveland edition.
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Omar Khayam
Worcester
Mfasa
Smaill
Omarg Pottry
Eben [Randa ‘Thompson
Persia
Philadelphia
Ita
Ghoe
Cleveland
Ohio
Child's First Three Years Shape Music Genius Ursula
The article recalls Ursula, a child nurtured by daily piano, showing early musical talent. By eleven months she sang a tune, at two she could perform multiple songs, and by three she recognized composers and styles. Her family credits inheritance and early nurture for her genius.
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Ramsiy
National Kindergarten Association
Ursula
Ft Eusely
Nannie
Roy Tla
Mendelssohn
Phavel
Handel
Shanos
Minh
Pian
Ile
Fashion as a force behind wasteful luxury in society
The article argues that fashion creates a sham need for dresses coats and accessories driving women to overspend. It cites Veblen on conspicuous consumption noting men and women buy beyond necessity to signal wealth, leading to cycles of costly new styles and bankruptcy risk. It references leaders and rulers as examples of strong appetites for status symbols.
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Oy Grecita Palmar
Warnat Page
New York
Mia
Mike
Veblen
Philo
Atik
Direct Action Reactions Spark Public Debate
A film actor in Paris receives six months imprisonment for assaulting strangers claiming contempt for their faces. A New York bus incident shows a passenger taking a hat from the driver, prompting questions about acceptable responses to perceived provocation. A British mother disciplined her son to prevent danger after a canal rescue attempt, illustrating varied reactions to direct action.
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Trench
New York
Anyoy Ua
Strong rulers in the Orient rise from battlefield to throne
The article traces three soldiers who rose from frontline roles to rule Persia and nearby realms. It contrasts their military careers with the more refined governance of Rashid II from Baghdad and notes how Kingsisal of hak differs as a delicate aristocrat adapting to modern Orient politics.
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Orient
Mustapha Ixemal Pasha
Laiestloe
Laike
Riza Shay
Persia
Jming Tn Saud
Tle
Hla
Bagdad
Warun
Rashid Ile
Wag Aaew Min
Ile
Hak
Reindeers Value in the Extreme North
A historical note explains the reindeer as Santa’s transport and a practical resource in Lapland and Siberia. It details uses as a multi purpose animal, notes female antlers, snow clearing ability, forage in moss, and domesticated strength to pull heavy loads. It mentions US government efforts to propagate reindeer in Alaska for native communities.
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Santa Claus
North Pole
Lapland
Siberia
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