Sailor statesmen urge calm on naval arms talk in London
Viscount Saito warns against war between United States and Japan and calls for restrained armament. He argues nations should halt naval buildup, reduce costs, and invest in civilization. He emphasizes shared costs burden and the need for conference table diplomacy.
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Makoto Saito
Japan
Christian Science Monitor
Viscount Saito
United States
American
Great Britain
Britain
London
Grave Hides Genius in Mexico and Meadow Mouse Tale
An old dispatch sketches Ambrose Bierce’s fate, with O’Reilly, a possible Mexican grave, and bandit lore. It shifts to a photo era portrait of Patchin Place, actors like Hal Phyfe and George M. Cohan, then relocates to a child psychology vignette urging careful, gentle treatment of anxious children. A Meadow Mouse tale ends with apartment safety and shifting plans as winter nears.
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C. O. McIntyre
New York
Ambrose Bierce
Old Mexico
Miss X
Polly
Danny
Nanny
Mrs. Short-tail
Mrs. Shorte Tail
School Days at Pas? Hool Hoo School Days
The fragment references school days at Pas with a riddle about furlongs and tourniquets. It includes Q A lines: length of a furlong equals one eighth of a mile and a tourniquet as a device to stop arterial bleeding by compression. It adds a literary line: But I go on forever from The Brook by Alfred Lord Tennyson.
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Alfred
Lord Tennyson
Animals Speak Too The Pet’s Language Debunking Dumbness
A panel of researchers notes that many animals including dogs monkeys horses cats marmosets gibbons and roosters have documented vocabularies and distinct sounds. Italian poet Gabriele D Annunzio plans a glossary in Lives of Illustrious Dogs citing studies by Miss Blanch Learned and others.
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Gabriele D’annunzio
Plutarch
Supreme Court on Due Process and Economic Regulation
A commentary on Justice Roberts invoking due process to justify flexible economic policy. The author argues that strict laissez faire is obsolete in modern complex society and supports a larger role for state regulation to promote public welfare.
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Justice Roberts
United States Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Marian Faces Contractor Crook in Widow’s Silent War
Marian Casad suspects contractor McSwain of theft and manipulation as her husband Lon is framed. She schemes to secure help from district attorney, arranging a covert meeting at Hashya’s Floral Shop while plotting to expose the scheme and protect Lon.
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Marian Casad
McSwain
Lon Casad
Lon
Marian
Ian
Waki
Morning Dispatch
Hashya
Health Talk on Speech Defects and Impacts
The article describes speech defect as a mental social and economic handicap affecting life enjoyment and earning ability. It lists organs involved from lips to lungs and notes that most defects link to mental difficulties rather than physical ones, with few severe physical cases.
Pollys Psychiatrist Visit Hidden Behind A Cordial Gag
Alice Clarissa Richmond reports on how the Smith family concealed a child guidance session as a routine medical visit. Polly’s case highlights stigma around mental health and parental tactics to avoid confrontation with neighbors and relatives.
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Alice Clarissa Richmond
Smiths
Polly
Actress Virginia Cherrill seeks divorce from Cary Grant
Virgin ia Cherrill filed for separate maintenance from Cary Grant accusing him of extreme cruelty and seeking 25 000 alimony. In California political news John R. Quinn former national commander of the American Legion and Republican candidate bought a horned toad to enter in toad derbies across communities.
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Los Angeles
Virginia Cherrill
Cary Grant
John R. Quinn
California
The
American Legion
French Stage Star Clue Crossword Clue Puzzle
Crossword puzzle clues list features numerous entries across horizontal and vertical sections. It includes references to stage star Maurice and various definitions from music to geography, with dozens of scattered terms and answers evident in the grid.
Word Builder and The Saxophone Challenge
A playful puzzle fragment describes building words by adding one letter to the previous term and rearranging. It contains lines about a man eating anxiously and a ban on others playing saxophone, with hints about shading tone notes and the risky metaphor of being stoned until desisting.
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