Made in America and the dream of a Westphalian throne
The piece juggles a market view of American influence with a humorous look at Jerome Bonaparte and a European appetite for legitimacy. It notes war’s impact on royal lines, the faltering throne industry, and Albanians who appetize for the best “Made in America” royalty while kingship seems a relic of the junk heap.
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Westphalia
Jerome
America
Caesar
Cassius
Jerome Bonaparte
Truth At Last In Wall Street Explosion Case
Sunday morning report recounts the 1920 Wall Street blast as a long cold case. Wolfe Lindenfeld’s Warsaw arrest links to investigators, Burns says he knows the killers were radicals tied to the third international seeking 30 000. The plot aimed to murder J P Morgan but failed.
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Wall Street
Warsaw
Wolfe Lindenfeld
William J. Burns
Government
Secret Service
Lindenfeld
Burns
J. P. Morgan
King Hunting in America and the Jerome Napoleon tale
A historical column recalls Napoleon Bonaparte, Louis Napoleon, and the Bonaparte family. It notes Jerome Bonaparte's 1801 Caribbean voyage, his New York marriage to Elizabeth Patterson, and Napoleon’s attempts to dissolve it. The piece links a modern Albanian plotter to Napoleon’s line and hints at dynastic ambitions.
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Albania
Jerome Napoleon Bonaparte
Bonaparte
Napoleon Bonaparte
St. Helena
Charles Louis Napoleon Bonaparte
Louis Napoleon
France
Chislehurst
England
New York
Napoleon
Jerome
West Indies
Elizabeth Patterson
Baltimore
Pattersons
Montana
Pius VII
Talk Cure and World Affairs in a Bleak Mirror
Berlin reports Dr. Hirschfeld toiling with a talk cure for mental ills, claiming airing troubles aids health. The piece mocks global talk cures from the League meetings to Washington, notes U.S. senators talk excessively yet improve little, and pokes at political figures while blunting grand hopes for peace.
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Berlin
Hirschfeld
Geneva
League of Nations
Washington
Tom Watson
Jim Reed
Billingsgate
Bob la Follette
Humorous Dialog Snippets From Classic Newspapers
A collage of quips and light exchanges from periodicals including the New York Globe the Exchange and the Boston Transcript. Witty exchanges cover manners wealth silence Latin class quirks and campus jokes with playful remarks on shoes fortunes and social pretenses.
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New York Globe
Ladies’ Home Journal
Boston Transcript
New York Sun
Boston ‘Transcript
Indy
American Legion Weekly
Fragmented Remarks Across Papers Show Mixed War Tone
A collage of quotations from Cleveland Plain Dealer Ohio State Journal Nashville Tennessean Wall Street Journal and other papers reveals sharp opinions on arts censorship prohibition enforcement naval disarmament and taxes. The snippets depict skepticism about German nationalist press optimism about a conference and a light jab at Ford's ship purchase stance.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Ohio State Journal
Nashville
Modern Romeo Rhyme Reflects on Love and Loss
A dated verse by T A Daly from 1921 playfully contrasts idealized romance with financial woes. The speaker muses on shared fate and the burden of love while noting two dimes or three as a constraint, concluding with a personal entreaty about a sister and brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tia
Mie
T. A. Daly
Food fiction and the state of American letters
A magazine editor contends food fiction is rare today and blames pay by movie studios and single-contract writers. George Horace Lorimer notes that mature introspective works exist and criticizes current trends while recalling a rejected script that became a popular novel. The piece argues for broader faith in thoughtful fiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha Bee
George Horace Lorimer
University of Pennsylvania
Moving Picture
Horoscope for Sagittarius seeking guidance in 1921
Astrologers say Sunday December 18 1921 offers a fortunate day with Venus Jupiter and Saturn influencing religious observance. Leaders governors and clergy should benefit while the year end brings calls for charity and civic duty. Birthdates promise a successful business outlook and marriage prospects for young women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lauuen
Jupiter
Sue Sega
Tegisla
Meclure
Viscount Lascelles Seen As First Governor General Of Free Ireland
Reports suggest Viscount Lascelles will be named the first governor general of the free state of Ireland, with Princess Mary poised to be raised as the first lady of Ireland. This announcement follows ongoing talks about Ireland’s new constitutional status and royal ties.
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Germany
John Hancock
Mary
Viscount Lascelles
Free State of Ireland
Mari
Ireland
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Philipshare
MORI
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Fifth Avenue
Steger Building
Chicago
Globe Building
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Markettreet
San Francisco
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King Hunting
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Vold
Hughes
Mr. Hearst
Harding
Ware
China
Spi
Uncle Sam
Columbus Dispatch
Dalias
Nly
Herbert Geipel
J. P
George
Yesng Ministry of Munitions
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Coxwold
York
Rhyme and Reason
Romeo
Cupid
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Princess Mary
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