The Romance of Mother Earth and the World Empire
An outline history by H G Wells traces Alexander the Great s impact and the rise of three enduring ideas science universal righteousness and a world commonwealth. It surveys Seleucus Antigonus and Ptolemy s roles and contrasts views of Alexander as a destroyer or beacon of world policy shaping later civilizations.
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H.g.wells
Mother Earth
Alexander the Great
Alexander
Ain Acorls
Curel
Philo
Chlosopher
Plato Isocrates
Aristotle
Wellenize
Grean
Ginizvatom
Prudent
Alxander Theatre
Forsvini
Caesar
Old World
Herodotua
Cal
Redgion
Macmillan Company
Wectore
Ewspaper Syndicate
Making the Most of Your Personality Nostril Shape Guide
A 1923 article argues nostril size and shape affect breathing and facial appearance. It instructs widening small nostrils gently with fingers and practicing distention without aid, claiming health benefits and enhanced facial harmony.
Aid for Near East Today Relief Drive Item
The item notes a bundle day for Near East relief with stations serving as receptacles for clothing and worn apparel. It calls for contributions from various headquarters and churches, urging the collection of spare garments and headwear to aid pupils and communities in need.
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Ots Ag
East particuaArmenm
Rp Rs
Bond
School Alumni Plan Outings at Chesapeake Head Beach
Alumni of Eastern High School plan an annual outing at Chesapeake Beach on June 1. Organizers emphasize family-friendly activities and a luncheon near the shore.
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Lastern High School
Chesapeaka Head
Chesapeaka Beach
Fashion Notes on Gloves and Hats in Early Style
Readers see gloves with cuff embroidery and white gauntlets as part of a trend. The scene features a girl in a picture holding up white Ward gloves with black embroidery and cuffs, while other gloves show black silk, tan domino dots, and beanie fabric textures in a display of early 20th century fashion.
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Cron
Anon
Parison
Goves
Herolds
High class ham cookery and the craft of hams
An instructional guide on ham preparation and cooking methods. It discusses soaking versus not soaking, poaching, gentle simmering, aromatics such as onion celery and candied ginger, and the influence of ham shape on cooking time. It notes carving challenges and references regional hams like Bayonne York Prague Westphalia and Smithfield.
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Bayonne
York
Prague
Westphalia
Bohemia
Virginia
Smithfield
Europe
When Hearts Command by Elizabeth York Miller
A melodramatic domestic scene follows Jean and Hugo as upheaval erupts after a troubled marriage. Hugo, torn and jealous, vents anger at Dr Philip Ardeyne while Jean contends with fear and duty as Hector Gaunt mediates, guiding Jean toward a fragile future.
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When Hearts Command
Elizabeth York Miller
Keeping Well Lacking Desire to Live in Eugenics Review
The article surveys depopulation themes from W H OR Rivers and Frederick O’Brien, linking life interest to welfare and population decline. It discusses Indian vigor, disease, alcohol, interbreeding, and the loss of joy, citing studies and social missteps as factors eroding vitality. It notes the Handbooks for the Limbless and a Disabled Society publication.
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Malnnesia
Rivers
Fiveny Trederick O Brien
Millicent's Diary and the Two-Faced Slave Play
Millicent records an April diary entry about an amateur Greenwich Village play titled The Two-Faced Slave, a brief piece with philosophy on Life as a two faced ruler that can be both beautiful and cruel. She recounts Aunty's tea with a dangerous kitchen moment and muses on equality and everyday treatment. The entry then shifts to a pasted news block noting bigger ice cream output in 1972 at 2,673 factories rising 13 million gallons from 1971 and dairy production shifts including butter, cheese, and cream margins.
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Greenwich Village
Wea
Lofts
Berree Inc
Department of Agriculture
Yeterday
Lincoln Statue Repositioning Begins at U S Courthouse
Work started yesterday to reset Abraham Lincoln statue before the U S courthouse. A temporary wooden base is being removed and a permanent granite base with an inscription will be installed. The statue, erected on a high column in 1868, was created by Let Flannery, a Washington sculptor who died last year. The remodeling of the courthouse grounds began years ago, the statue was removed, and a rededication is planned for June 2.
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Abeter
Tean
Hector Gaunt
Jean
Ardeyne
Hugo
Caunt
Ardeyna Haan
Hector
Gaunt
Abraham Lincoln
United States Courthouse
Let Flannery
Washington
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Antigonus
Ptolemy
Egypt
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Cyprus
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Basra
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Nore
Black Sea
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India
Pergamum
Traua
Asia
Copennets
E Street
Minerva Knit Hag Book
Kait
Mr. Reid
Minerva Quality Yarns
Dane of
Russia
Cook Book
Symof
Philip Ardeyne
Ranouk Wiles
Higo Smale
Gimual Arcane
Bly Carrex
Hage
Avstansile
Howoddin
Alice
Broadmoor
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Tran
Anax Jean
Hee
Garris
Jean Wen
Hector Gaunta
Philip
Dean
Elisabeth York Miller
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Eenrarrer
the Little Scorpions Club
Boo& Sims
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du Lamel
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