England and France Must Hold Together or Fall
The piece argues that England and France must cooperate yet face severe obstacles from differing political cultures. It states Britain cannot join France in new invasions or wars while pressing Germany for reparations and acknowledging limits due to imperial responsibilities and domestic pacifism.
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England
France
Germany
Constantinople
Palestine
Mesopotamia
India
Ireland
Toecracy
First Look at Life and Parenting Impact
The article argues that early childhood experiences shape thinking, personality, and character long before parents recognize their influence. It stresses that a baby’s first impressions at home matter as much as future outcomes for the family and society, influencing success or failure in later life.
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I. We
A Good Bet for Governor Carl Williams of Oklahoma City
An editorial endorses Carl Williams of Oklahoma City as the best gubernatorial choice for Oklahoma in 1922. It lauds his record at the Farmer-Stockman, notes he is not a career politician, and argues he would help unite farmers and voters to win the race.
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Associated Press Oeciated Press
Oklahoma
Moses
Oklahoma City
Carl Williams
Farmer-Stockman
General Obregon
Mexico
Hugo
Congress
Pittsburg County
Houston
Texas
Floresville
Dr. Pierce
R. G. Smith
Buffalo
N. Y
Banff and Vancouver Island Offer Winter Sports Splendor
Banff in the Canadian Rockies markets four ski jumps and a full winter sports program led by notes from Anders Haugen the world champion. Travelers weave west via the US or through the Canadian Pacific Rockies to enjoy skiing curling hockey tobogganing skating and winter swimming at the Cave and Basin. The piece contrasts Banff winter grandeur with Vancouver and Vancouver Island summer charm and highlights the ice palace built by government engineers as a spectacle.
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Banff
Switzerland
Canda
Anders Haugen
Ment
California
United States
Canadian Pacific Rockies
Victoria
Vancouver Island
Vancouver
Banf
Oklahoma Newsroom Snippets and Witty Editorials Across Papers
A mosaic of quick items from Oklahoma papers humorously critiques travel woes under potential navy cuts and March road conditions. It notes lawmakers' idle talk versus action, and recalls Sir Walter Raleigh’s coat prank with a comic twist. Concerns about wheat rainfall and state duties mix with playful quips about politics and a dressed cat tale.
Inter Racial Sunday Observed in Southern Churches
The Inter-Racial Sunday movement endorsed by Governor Dorsey of Georgia and the Southern Baptist Convention asks churches across the South to observe a day of contemplation. The Georgia Inter-Racial Committee of the YMCA initiated the effort to urge improved racial relations, housing, education, and justice through Christian conscience.
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Associated Press
Atlanta
Southern States
Dorsey
Georgia
Southern Baptist Convention
Georgia Inter-Racial Committee
South
Wei
America
Southland
Georgia Baptist Convention
Robbers Break Into Enid Store Steal Merchandise
Merchandise valued at 1400 dollars was taken from a local dry goods store in Enid last night. Robbers entered by breaking a panel and unlocking a door from the inside. No arrests have been made and no definite clues have been found.
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Enid
Indian Chief David Hedge Dies at 79 in Oklahoma
David M. Hedge, 79, longtime Creek leader and adviser, died in Tulsa Oklahoma. Hedge helped shape Creek policy since 1865 and aided land claims against the government. He aided in creating an English Muskogee alphabet and dictionary and translated religious texts into Creek.
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Associated Press
Tulsa
Oxla
Oklahoma
David M. Hedge
House of Warriors
House of Kings
Senate
House of Representatives
Washington
Andrew Jackson
Congress
John Fleming
Indian Territory
Alabama
Mississippi
Hodges
R. M. Loughridge
Alice Robertson
Albert Pike
Pike’s Peak
Texas
Coldest Oklahoma winter likely to persist says forecasters
Oklahoma City forecasters based on 27 years of records predict the coldest week of winter may still be ahead. The average Oklahoma winter cold spell runs January 29 to February 4 with lows near 23.4 degrees and highs around 45.7.
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Oklahoma City
Okla
Weather Bureau
J. Pemberton Slaughter
Bureau
Oklahoma
Vinita
Mercury
Slaughter
Rheumatism Fight With S.S.S Blood Remedy
If you suffer rheumatism this year stop rubbing and try S.S.S. the blood remedy. It cleanses the blood of impurities and removes disease germs. Write for a complete case history and free medical advice from the Chief Medical Adviser at 157 Swift Laboratory Atlanta Ga.
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S.S.S
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
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News Publishing & Printing Co
Ada Weekly Democrat
Pontotoc
Marvin Brown
Ada Evening News
APA Pvening News
Japan
Canadian Rockies
Ine
Sir Walter Raleigh
Lawton
Agricultural Department
Holdenville
Okemah
McAlester News-Capital
Wesley
Dr Pierce
New Spring Caps
Buster Brown Lisle
West Main ST
Broken Arrow
Muskogee
Pennsylvania
Helen Miller
Lura
H. L. Giles
East 10Th St
Kansas City, Mos
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