Memory and its impact on daily life in Indianapolis News
The article reflects on memory as a force shaping life, noting that recalling trials can fortify character while painful memories of treason and fear may haunt. It cites Aeneas, Browning, Shakespeare, and notes a life filled with truth and loyalty leads to happier recollections. Memory can bless or curse, with reference to Lady Morebeth.
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Aeneas
Browning
Hfe
Maorebeth
Indianapolis News
Terry's Seeds Advertising Promise
Advertisement asserts Terry's Seeds are sold only in fresh dated packages and guarantees the finest quality. The copy emphasizes freshness and reliability in product branding.
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Ady
Verse From the Bible Tie That Keepeth His Mouth
A short biblical saying notes that restraint in speech guards life and reveals wisdom. The verse emphasizes the value of measured words and warns against heedless talk. References to proverb style highlight moral guidance.
Roosevelt Faces Defeat On St Lawrence Treaty Vote
President Roosevelt pressed lawmakers to ratify the St Lawrence waterway pact, but the Senate rejected it 48 to 42 along party lines. The defeat prompted preparations to reintroduce the treaty, with critics citing costs and water diversion limits from Lake Michigan.
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Congress
James Hamilton Lewis
Illois
Senate
Canada
United States
Jey
Montreal
Chicago
Mississippi
Roosevelt
Lake Michigan
Lewis
Aspen
Iloblzan
Warning of Spring Rise in Industrial Unrest Warned by Labor Board
ENALOR WAGNI LM of New York warns of a coming swell of industrial unrest tied to midconstruction and evasion of the National Industrial Recovery Act. Secretary Petkina joins Wagner urging passage of Wagner’s bill to create a permanent Labor Board and curb employer influence. union reps demand recognition, predicting broad strikes in the auto and allied sectors if action is delayed.
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Enalor Wagni LM
New York
Clairman
The
Nations Labor Board
National Industrial Recovery Act
Petkina
Wagner
American Teli Ration of
Tabor
Air Corps suspends flights as safety plan crafted
President and Maj Gen Boulois halt all army air corps air operations after a series of fatalities. A revised safety schedule threads routes from Newark to San Francisco and reduces night flying to limit losses while weather and equipment protections tighten.
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Edintofrion
Army Air Corps
Benjamin CD Boulois
Capa
Ninth
Tenth Army
Outola
Bng
Oscar Westover
Air Mait
Newark
San Francisco
House revolt fuels quick push for veterans bonus bill
One hundred thirty one Democrats joined 589 Republicans in backing the Patman bill for immediate veterans' bonuses in greenbacks despite the President's veto threat. Debate centered on political gain and opposition to the rubber stamp rule, with critics accusing lawmakers of voting against their consciences.
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House
Patman
Congress
Senate
John Y. Brown
Fentucky
Veterans benefits clash over budget in house reform
The House negotiates a compromise on veterans benefits restoring Spanish American War vets to the rolls at 75 percent of prior payments and restoring some World War veterans with disabilities to full or 75 percent rates. The plan limits pensions for emergency officers and widows and removes the Horah amendment restricting federal aid to low earners.
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Mensho
Fugitive Insull Arrested Aboard Greek Freighter
Amuti Insull, ordered deported by the Grok government, vanished from his residence in Athena as police searched midnight to dawn. He was captured on the Greek freighter Meads after a torpedo boat chase. Insull, bound for Kessyvant near Alexandria, was likely heading toward Persia or Afghanistan. officials suspect international cronks aided his escape, triggering Cabinet criticism in Greece.
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Amuti Inslil
Grok
Athena
Meads
Insull
Kessyvant
Alexandrian
Persia
Afghanistan
Athens
Greece
Grief ship Fulton Catches Fire Off China Coast
The ship known as the grief ship of the American navy caught fire during a storm off the Cila coast and was abandoned. The 187 crew members and med were rescued by two British vessels and then by Hong Kong authorities. Three men were injured.
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Cila
Altiers
Med
Hon Kong
Cummingss Named Democratic Treasurer in Atlanta
ALTER J CUMMINGS, chairman of the Continental Minors Bank and Trust company of Chicago, is named new treasurer of the Democratic party. The position was first offered to John Cohen of Atlanta, who declined. Cummings will raise funds to support Democratic senators and congressmen this fall and is expected to handle money for the next presidential campaign.
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Alter J Cummings
Continental Minors Bank and Trust Company
Chica
John $8 Cohen
Atlanta
Illinois to appoint new president Arthur Cutta Willard
On July 1 the University of Illinois will name Arthur Cutta Willard as president. Willard, 55, currently dean of the college of engineering, MIT graduate and internationally known authority on heating and ventilation.
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University of Illinois
Arthur Cutta Willard
College of Engineering
Willard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Mellon Charged In Tax Evasion Case Reveals Public Action
Attorney General Cummings moves to bring charges against Andrew W. Mellon former treasury secretary and financier amid a broad federal probe into alleged income tax evasion. The case involves prominent figures including T I Sidtow James J Walker and Thomas Lamont with grand jury investigations planned in New York Cleveland and Pittsburgh. Mellon defends his tax payments and criticizes the process as unfair and politically motivated.
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Riminal
Cummings
Andrew W Mellon
Secretary of the Treasury
T. I. Sidtow
Cleveland
Ninton D Bakers
Thomas S Lamont
Thomas J W Lamont
J P. Moran Banking House
James J Walker
Nework
Department of Justice
Mellon
Attorney Generals Action Age
United Sates
Interstate Commerce Commission backs tighter control of transport
The report to the President urges Congress to place highway and waterway transport under government regulation. It calls for reform of the Interstate Commerce Act and favors liberalizing the long and short haul clause to allow rail rate discounts with commission approval.
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Interstat. Commerce Commission
Congress
Ilheir
Interstate Commerce Commission
Commission
Explosion nearly destroys El Salvador port killing many
A dynamite blast at the Sal Salvador docks caused a large fire and massive destruction. Authorities fear at least 150 people were killed in the blast and ensuing conflagration.
Japanese torpedo boat Tomortru wreck off Sisebo base
The Tomortru S27 ton torpedo boat, completed February 20, wrecked mysteriously near the Sisebo naval base with 119 crew aboard believed lost. It was a new design carrying heavy armament for a ship its size and hailed as a triumph of Japanese naval architecture. several boats of the same type are under construction.
Antarctic coal beds reveal ancient climate shift
A geologist from the first Byrd expedition reports Antarctic coal deposits beneath ice and snow, suggesting rich mineral wealth and a warmer past climate. The coal presently has no industrial impact due to remote markets.
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Antarctic
United States
Frst
Byrd
To Run the Gantlet Explanation in Military Punishment
The term gantlet refers to a passage between two files of soldiers where the offender ran the line while others struck with rope ends. This practice, once common among troops and sailors, involved two facing ranks inflicting blows as the condemned man passed between them.
Bronze bust honors Tyrolese inventor of early typewriter
A bronze bust of Peter Mitterhofer, a Tyrolese and carpenter born 1822, who invented the typewriter in 1864 and died in poverty, has been unveiled. The Austrian inventor, long largely unknown, built the first model of a typewriter.
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Peter Mitterhofer
Srst
Fle
Povert
Dulse Seaweed Varieties Used Across Northern Shores
Dulse refers to two edible seaweed species found along the northern coasts and Greek archipelago. In Iceland it is eaten fresh with fish, while in Scotland and Ireland it is dried or boiled for meals.
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Iceland
Scotland
Ireland
Manchuria Bandit Season Mirrors Kaollang Harvest
The article notes a peak in bandit activity in Manchuria aligned with the tall Kaollang plants. Kaollang fields provide cover that encourages former peaceful emissaries to turn to banditry in autumn.
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Manchuria
Razor Fish Tricky Inhabits Coral Heaps Near Keys
The razor fish, found near the Icots Keys Bathers, hides by piling eight small craters in a heap of coral and sand. It moves through its cratered landscape to evade enemies, using its ink to aid concealment and escape.
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Lrida Keys
The Sick Man of Europe phrase origins
A concise note tracing the phrase sick man of Europe to Montesquieu in Persian Letters describing the Ottoman Empire and its taxing treatment. It notes attribution also to Tsar Nicholas I in a 19th century discussion with a British diplomat about Turkey.
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Europe
Montesquieu
Geor Nicholas I of
Trussia
Turkey
Ancient animal unearthed in glacier near Lostime National Park
An exceptionally preserved mammal lay encased in ice near a pillar of ice within the Losemite National Park region. Discovered recently, the carcass appears centuries old and was found about 30 feet from the glacier snout, suggesting long entombment in a sheltered area.
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Losemite
Near East District Countries and Definitions
The Near East district includes Greece Turkey and Palestine with Arabia Egypt and Afghanistan. The term sometimes extends to Balkan nations North Africa and Asian countries east of the region.
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Near East
Greece
Turkey
Palestine
Arabia
Balkan
North Africa
Asia
Costs of World War I Battleships and Conversions
The article lists ship costs from the era noting Nevada commissioned 1916 at about 12 million dollars, New Mexico commissioned 1918 around 14.15 million, California commissioned 1919 about 23.6 million, and Maryland and West Virginia each exceeding 27 million dollars.
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Nevada
Wvoxaco
California
Maryland
West Virginia
Perfumes across ages claim world origin and skill
Perfume has long been used and thought to come from Europe but today top fragrances are made in the United States. The craft blends rare ingredients and skilled technique, with no single nation sole possession of the secret.
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Europe
United States
Congo Knights in a medieval voyage tale imagery
A colonial-era illustration reportedly shows a priest saying mass amid a Congo village as Europeanizers attempt to civilize local people. The passage reflects early Western narratives of conquest and religious mission within Africa.
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Congo
Africa
Grass widow term origin origins in Angl0 Indian and American gold rush
The phrase grass widow is traced to the Ang l0 Indians with European husbands sending wives to the hills in India during heat season. A competing view ties the term to the American gold rush when men left families behind while they worked, likening it to grass put to use or to grass.
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India
America
Varieties of Cheese and Notable Names
There are 400 varieties of cheese across 18 families. Notable names include Brick, Cacciocavallo, Campmbert, Cheddar, Cottage, Cream, Edam, Emmenthaler, Gorgonzola, Gouda, Limburger, Loaf, Timburger, Neufchatel, Parmesan, Pecorino Romano, Roquefort, Gruyere, and Trappist.
Olive fruit color changes through ages in ancient trees
The olive is described as growing on evergreen trees with small greenish gray leaves. Trees near Nice and Geneva are believed to be over 2000 years old. The fruit stays green until full size then turns yellowish and finally dark purplish brown in most varieties.
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Nice
Geneva
Human Letters to the Dead Described by Golliers Weekly
The piece explains a West African practice called the human letter method. Members tell messages to a living messenger who then delivers them to a departed soul by killing the messenger. The account notes the direct and logical approach used in these spiritual communications.
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Golliers
Suffice It to Say Subjunctive Usage Note
A note on the phrase sufficing in English. The expression such as suffice it to say appears in the subjunctive mood with no future tense. To introduce a future idea the sentence changes to it is sufficient for us to say.
Skull on Display Shows Old Medical Operation
A skull exhibited at the Len dua museum is linked to a 20 year old operation. Experts note a neatly bored circle in the center likely used to relieve pressure, suggesting the patient may have suffered from epilepsy.
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Lendua
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