We Find What We Look For in This Old World of Ours
The speaker reflects on finding noble qualities in humble settings and people. It asserts that great souls exist along life’s path and that virtue can be found in those who seem ordinary or weak.
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EM. Gusteour
Switzerhind
Davos
Thvid Trankfurter
Jugoslavla
Seiteerland
Berlin
Switzerland
Nazia de Laut
Jonah Govbhets
Nivetinga
Jeater
Furtutvr Notte
The Man Who Knows The Doctor For Safe Headache Relief
An ad urges consulting a doctor before using remedies for headaches neuralgia or rheumatism. It praises Bayer Aspirin as safe and effective, notes past physician concerns about pain remedies, and advises buying Bayer Aspirin under a Dayla name at drug stores.
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Una
Borah enters Ohio primary race for Republican nomination
The veteran senator from Idaho announces plans to enter the May 12 Ohio presidential primary under the favorite son rule. He states his aim to allow voters to express their choice while seeking eight delegates at large and challenging established conservatives in the party.
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Wie Bobowatl
Dubo
Iie
Ohio
Almael
Norah
Borah
Atement
Fam
Priv
Tia
Elmont
Moose Yelt
Divide and Rule News Across Labor and War Themes
A sprawling 1920s style column riffs on labor unity warning against split within the American Federation of Labor, noting figures like Mr Live in and Mr Green. It wanders through quips on nudism, famous eyes, politicians, and a stranded ship bound for a Virgin Islands colony, finishing with brief snatches on Mussolini’s stance, war prep, and New Jersey fruit growers facing frost.
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Federal Reserve Board
Ofice
Cory Mony
Rate W Morrison
Teras
Arornia
Roosevelt
Martiner
Eccles
Mor Ssynbeak
Chiego
Morrizon
Ronald Than
Acm
Atlanta
John McKee
Olio
Diet Bank
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Joan
Reserve Banka Whitch
Mr. Green
American Federation of Labor
Temps
Fla
Panthers in North American swamps and range limits
The article notes panther or mountain lion populations once reached as far north as New Brunswick and Florida. It suggests they inhabited the Adirondacks, Okefenokee swamp in Georgia, and the Great Smoky Mountains, with recent presence mainly in Florida's Great Cypress Swamp and doubtful in other areas.
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New Hrunswick
New Brunswick
Molay
Adirondicks
Okefenokee
Creat Smokies
California Laurel Native evergreen with aromatic wood
The California laurel is a tall evergreen tree native to moist California regions. It yields fragrant oils and is used in cooking and medicine. Its wood is used in boat building and its branches deter insects. Also planted in European parks and called pepperwood.
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California
Tell Squirrels Apart by Upper Jaw Teeth Count
A method to distinguish gray and fox squirrels by counting their upper jaw grinding teeth. Gray and black squirrels share lower jaw teeth numbers, while gray or ant black varieties show a small additional tooth at the front of the four grinding teeth.
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Squirels
Street Names and City Identity Through History
The column discusses how street naming and city identities evolved over centuries, noting Constantinople once had a million residents before modern street numbering and naming practices took hold, with events spanning over twenty years and affecting urban layouts.
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Wiya Collies
Constantinople
Battleships and Cruisers
Battleships are among the largest heavily armed vessels while battle cruisers combine speed and long range with lighter protection. Dreadnoughts emphasize power, though some ships prioritize high speed and cruising range over armor.
Little Stanton Era Gives War Secretary Title Stature
Little Stanton at five feet tall and broad of shoulder is described as a sturdy figure, a nickname highlighting his modest frame despite a significant role in the administration.
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Little Stanton
Alfhough
Tyin M. Stanton
Secretary of War
Part Played by Water in Body Temperature Control
Water regulates body temperature through vaporization from the lungs and tongue. The dog lacks a sweat gland and loses moisture from the tongue, making heat harder to manage than in other species. Adequate water supports chewing, digestion, absorption, and waste removal.
Bodleian Library at Oxford A Brief History
The Bodleian Library at Oxford evolved from the medieval Modlelan library destroyed under Edward VI and rebuilt in the early 17th century largely due to Thomas Bodley. He funded books and manuscripts and spurred patrons to contribute. The library grew to include a copy of every book published in Great Britain and over 40 000 manuscripts, with rich religious and rabbinic materials.
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Oxford University
Edward VI
Thomas Bodley
India
Great Britain
Ita
Believed In George TM The Guardian Spirit Belief
The article cites Colliers Weekly noting ancient Romans held a genlur or beneficent guardian spirit with lifelong protection. It claims newlyweds, while furnishing homes, would buy an extra bed for their guardian to ensure protection from cradle to grave. The piece reflects cultural superstition tied to domestic life.
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George
Pennsylvania’s Influence on Early Ohio Legislature
The text notes Pennsylvania aided Ohio’s early growth, with about one fourth of Ohio’s 1847 legislature born in Pennsylvania. It highlights this share as larger than in any other state or in New England, and even greater than those born in Ohio.
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Arnute
Bousa
Temcco
Radicala
John J . Connor
New York
Marcantonia
Senate Agriculture
Secretary of Agriculture
Pennsylvania
Ohio
Oho
New Tagland
War of Janking Ear and the Long Pettiness War
A fragment from Collera Weekly recalls the so called War for Petty Reasons. CoD Kerr notes a historic episode where Ragland clashed with Spain for nine years from 1790 to 1748 over a minor insult during a raid on a British trader.
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Cod Kerr
Aurora
Collera
Ragland
Spain
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