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The fence that bounds our field of justice.
The world is really a pleasant place to live in-- But you'd never guess it from the newspapers.
And we had been so in hopes that we had reached a safe and sane period. (Optional line): Here goes for another heavy waste, lots of discomfort and nothing gained.
To the country is no longer any place to go for a quiet fourth.
A question that is bound to arise sooner or later.
They do say the sight of it has given Hiram the fever again.
Mirage reflection or just an hallucination?
The early birds.
Looks as if we'd have to have a compulsory arbitration board or something in Washington.
Where science falls down. (Captions): The x-ray has enabled us to see through the thick-hided rhinoceros; and space has been practically eliminated so far as human communiciation; and by patient effort man has revealed the secrets and life of our ancestors; but blind prejudice remains impenetrable.
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