A Collossal Task and Political Echoes in 1920 Germany and USA
The excerpt reviews Germany’s dire fiscal outlook with a 30 trillion mark deficit and 3 trillion in debt, noting rising railway costs and staff, plus a critique of government waste. It also discusses American political shifts as some East papers cite a biblical Adullamite precedent for the new labor coalition and its liberal-vs-conservative roots.
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Park visit by national leaders mocks campaign rhetoric
Secretary Daniels and Secretary Payne with Governor Stewart and Senator Walsh tour Yellowstone National Park. They seek nature and bears over politics, enjoying geysers and ham and eggs, and suggesting candidates take a Yellowstone retreat before campaigning again.
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Bible quotes rise in politics and press across the nation
The article notes frequent Bible quotations in Mr. Bryan's San Francisco speech in favor of a dry plank, and observes more editors and newspapers quoting scripture. It highlights growing Bible readership, higher sales at Bible houses, and the book entering daily life across the country.
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Bryan
San Francisco
Parties Galore in Fight for November Ballots
The piece notes four national nexets and hints at three or four more, with debates over Debs socialists, the Marxian farmer-labor ticket, prohibitionists, American party, and other reform wings. It highlights lawyers dominating leadership roles and mentions Editors Cox Harding Hearst as chaotic contenders amid shifting alliances.
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la Follette
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Normalcy and words mix in Harding acceptance speech
A newspaper analysis notes Senator Harding used the term normalcy to describe stabilizing goals, prompting readers to consult dictionaries and reflect on vocabulary. The piece wryly comments on coal shortages ahead, political figures, and a parade of satirical asides about Pancho Villa and La Follette.
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A fragmentary line shows a speaker describing lasting affection with emphasis on devotion and permanence. The text hints at a familial bond and a vow to stay together forever despite hardship.
Gaby Deslys jewels auction sparks charity tale
A Billings Gazette item notes the sale of Gaby Deslys jewel collection including a pearl necklace once given by the king of Portugal. Proceeds reportedly go to the poor of her native city, amid commentary on Deslys’ public persona. The piece alludes to broader editorials on rural roots and civic issues.
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Portugal
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Deslys
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Billings Gazette
Winifred Black Encourages Stammering Advice and Self-Help
A column offers practical, uplifting guidance for a young stammerer. It argues stammering often stems from rapid thoughts, cites Mark Twain as a possible example, and urges the reader to shift focus to others. The piece emphasizes physical wellbeing, social engagement, humor, and helping someone else to reduce self-centered worry.
Homecoming of Jack Johnson Marred by Illinois Run-In
The Miles City Star notes that Johnson's return celebration was interrupted by Illinois authorities. Instead of a Chicago address, his acceptance speech will occur in Joliet federal court. Reports indicate he faces a year and a day at Leavenworth, with some close to his campaign expecting him to accept.
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Illinois
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Chicago
Joliet
Arthur
Leavenworth
Johnson
Miles City
Novello quits music to pursue film acting
The article notes Ivor Novello, famed for Keep the Home Fires Burning, has left his home and music to become a motion picture actor. It highlights his career shift and current entertainment endeavor.
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Ivor Novello
Fragmented Political Rhetoric and Prohibition Notes Across Papers
A jumble of quotes and musings from editorials and dispatches on prohibition, labor, and politics. References include Detroit News Chicago convention debates and an array of commentators noting delays, irony, and the persistent call for clarity amid a turbulent postwar climate. The piece highlights varied opinions and far flung sources to sketch a noisy public discourse.
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Labor Party
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Mexico
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Courier
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