Confucian View Of It From The East And West
The article discusses Hsu Shi Chang’s book excerpt on world affairs, praising Chinese Confucian values over Western materialism, criticizing militarism, and predicting turmoil in Europe while praising Asia’s traditional harmony. It notes Japan and India as examples and contrasts Chinese honors for scholars with Western glorification of soldiers. It also covers Greek-Turkish Near East tensions and Bolshevism’s potential spread, then shifts to Washington political commentary on the Anti-Saloon League and various public figures.
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China
Confucius
Hsu Shi Chang
Hsu
Europe
Occidental
West
Cloent
Napoleon
Asia
Orient
Japan
India
Tennyson
Earth
Asia Minor
Vilaras
Philadelphia
Athens
Venizelos
Constantine
Near East
Egypt
Palestine
Armenia
Greece
Washington
National Capital
League
New York Sun
Wor
Lewistown
Wonder What a Scale Thinks About Gos
A cryptic note complains about Gos, claiming he weighs 28 pounds and never returns for his precious cent. The fragment hints at a petty grievance and a playful or taunting tone without clear context or names.
Montana Press Opinion Pieces on Government and Industry
A montage of editorials and notices from Montana papers debating government role versus private industry, wartime paternalism, and postwar disarmament. It cites the Missoourian on self-reliance, Lewistown Democrat News on peaceful demobilization, and other papers commenting on economic policy and immigration-era governance.
Horoscope Echoes of a Troubled Day on July 31 1921
The horoscope warns of malefic aspects for Jupiter Saturn and the sun with Venus friendly late day. It advises rest and visiting friends while cautioning against gifts like rings. It predicts health worries for older individuals, flirtations for the young, and possible tensions for men of wealth amid looming unrest in Europe and a dangerous trend in rail contracts with American quotes undercutting British bids.
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Jupiter
Saturn
Venus
Uranus
Portugal
Mars
Leo
France
Italy
Romania
McClure
STHRL
Lown ST
Flashes of Lightning and Prohibition Era News Snippets
A collage of oblique notes and quotes from era newspapers touches on teachers in Kentucky, a country school, prohibition heat, taxes on commodities, and reflections on fashion and crime. It references figures and places like St Tolle, Superior, San Francisco, Omaha, Houston, Boston, and New York while mixing editorial asides about governance, economy, and social trends.
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Associated Press
Prodden, King & Prodden
Fifth Avenue
New York
Steger
Chicago
Globe Building
Boston
Western Representatives
R. J. Bidwell Company
Market Street
San Francisco
St Tolle
Kentucky
Imombye
St Aula Globe
Democrat
Connor
San Francisco Chronicle
Manning
Gia
Omaha
Port Worth
Wysre
Houston Post
Stern Auty
Jones
Herald
Mim
Withelma
Doorn Ia
Oome
Humngry Honensolterns
Indianapolis
Boston Transcript
Towa
Fille
Thes
Providence Journal
Louisville Courier-journal
Sunday School Absurdities and a Mountaineer’s Bond
Humorous domestic vignettes and a writ of bond relaxation are reported from Rose Golden, a Garland County mountaineer, who after apprehension by authorities claims coercion to attend Sunday school. He remains free under bond pending grand jury action.
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Ark Rose Golden
Garland County Mountaineer
Golden
Kent
Grier
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White House
White Mountains
Ee White
Governor Small
Statesman
Davy Crockett
Coon
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American Legion
Gene Debs
Atlanta
Ator Lloyd George
Lord Northcliffe
Pear
Small
Bes Tes
Germany
Dr. Crafts
Gee
Rhino
Tee Penne
THE
Montana Press
Ku Klux Klan
United States Army
Republican Party
Harding
Miles City Star
Havre
Federal District Court
Saatrie
Helena
Te United States
League of Nations
Democrat News
Porto Rico
Ana
Ireland
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London
Famonn de Valera
Lloyd George
Vince
I Rides of
America
Henry
Dean
Telwan Ste
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Masneine
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Flemt Uum
Terelges Ana Cernal
Eva
Akeda
Welne
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Madame
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Janet
Lewion Weekly
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