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Promptly all Moscow seethed over this CHIEF DANGER and outsiders were mildly amazed-for did not Josef Stalin demand two years ago "the liquidation of the kulak?" Did not rivers of blood flow? And was not the kulak liquidated...
...followed the A. E. F. in France, served in Siberia, is further distinguished by the longest by-line of all the correspondents in Shanghai. The three news services together send from 12,000 to 30,000 words a day at a cost of about $4,000. The flow of their dispatches is divided between RCA radio across the Pacific, and cable via Siberia and London. Either way transmission time to the U. S. is 30 to 50 min. (Some messages filed in duplicate both ways have met at the same instant in Chicago.) Urgent messages at $2.36 a word...
...soon as Alfred recovered, the three agreed that George and Pietro had best go away together. She later returned to Alfred but the glamor was gone. Thereafter Alfred de Musset, when in need of funds, would reopen the wound of his old love, watch the metaphorical blood flow as he penned a poem. Last and most famed of George Sand's lovers was Frederic null Chopin, of whom a friend said: "There was nothing permanent about him except his cough." Granddaughter Aurore found basis for her belief that George Sand lived a relatively virtuous life in the fact that...
...made a report on the "Pharmacology of Thallium and Its Use in Rodent Control" for the U. S. Department of Agriculture, found pilocarpine helpful. Philocarpine, an active poison from the tropical American jaborandi shrub, stimulates many of the physiological activities which thallium destroys. It causes saliva and urine to flow, hair to grow. Mr. Munch telegraphed instructions to California on how to use the drug, took a plane to administer it himself...
...things to be done is to stimulate the demand for labor and goods by reviving investment on a large scale. This, in turn, requires not only political stability in the countries which seek capital but also moderation in tariffs--particularly those of the lending countries--in order that the flow of trade may adjust itself to the distribution of international investments and that nations may borrow without jeopardizing the stability of their currencies. Of particular importance is moderation in our own tariff policy...