Americans Critique British Film and Portugal Political Shakeup
The piece contrasts American views on the film The Big Parade with British reactions and Hays administration questions. It critiques press biases and notes Portugal's bloodless revolution, predicting a new democratic government and a report by American observers. It contrasts American politicians' pork-barrel politics with Portugal’s overreach harming business and workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lisbon
Revolutionary Committee
America
Portugal
United States
President Coolidge Defends Peace Policy and Debt Plan
President Coolidge used a Memorial Day address to push his common sense approach to world peace and disarmament. He endorsed the League of Nations and the world court as stabilizing forces and argued the debt settlements rest on moral grounds, not banking expediency, with mutual trade benefits and broader global stability. He noted opposition within his party to these policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Presdent
Del
Congress
Geneva
League of Nations
World Court
America
Europe
The Big Parade Sparks Anger in London Theaters
London newspapers attacked the American film The Big Parade after it depicted how America won the war. Critics claim the picture is boastful and presumes American superiority while London outlets argue it exploits others, sparking reader interest amid post strike tensions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Daily Mail
The
Express
London Star
Will Hays
Houghton
London
Paris
London Express
Navy Lifts Ban and Restores Chewing Gum Aboard Ships
Navy returns chewing gum to ship's stores after 15 years of prohibition. Sailors and marines celebrate the reversal while aviators, athletes, and other service members are noted as gum chewers. Admirals justify the policy as a practical, morale-boosting supply change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Secretary of the
Navy
Moffett
Sam
Polish General Joseph Haller a Modern Polish Hero
Gen. Joseph Haller known as the sentinel of civilization emerges as a key Polish leader. Born under Austrian rule he joins Polish legions and fights Russians and Germans, later heading the Polish Red Cross for reconstruction and farm revival status. He is portrayed as a savior of Poland alongside Paderewski, guiding its path to freedom and resilience.
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Joseph Haller
Natory
Poland
Phime
Farcss
Haller
A. Pole
Austria
Paderewski
Carpathian
Lenin
Trotsky
Reddy Uses Bowser as a Cover in Forest Chase
Thornton W Burgess recounts Reddy Fox manipulating Bowser the Hound to chase a rumored stranger. Reddy leads Bowser to a tree trunk, hoping the trail ends there, and executes a quick jump to escape. The tale contrasts cunning and risk in the Green Forest chase.
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Howe
Bowser
Green Forest
Ready Fox
Reddy Ox
Reddy
Reddy Fox
Roddy
Palmer Brown
Hound
Curse
Bowsers
Pacific Time Stations Concert Listings and Radio Schedule
A fragmented listing of Pacific Time stations, programs and performers. Notable items include a human voice concert program with Gertrude Landmanoprano and Yvonne Fierara pianists, Pat O Malley bassoon, and Ray Bailey's trio. Also features orchestral and children's programs from San Francisco and Los Angeles venues with conductors Big Brother, Gyros Trebbe, Waldemar Lind and Gene Tames.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cheerlo
John T. Miller
Muman
Gertrude Landmanoprano
Yvonne Fierara
Pat O'Malley
Packard Radio
Big Brother
Pontiac
Ray Bailey
Tring
Dan ‘Gridley
Frances St. George
So Hoopit
Mawalian
Mayonnaise Orchestra
Bt Biniforay Mathews
Kenneth Gillarm
Ashley Sisters
WsKi
Los Angeles
Cal
Queen
Titania
Sandman
Laula F. Klein
Lenora Kil
Ina
Chari
Iteneietta” Pola
San Francisco
Rudy Seigers
Fairmont ‘Hotel Orchestra
Palace Hotel
Gyros Trebbe
Staten Restaurant
Waldemar Lind
Rudy Selger
Fairmonthow
Motor Oil Company
Palace Hoel Rate Room
Gene Tames
KGW
Portland
Ore
Horoscope for Tuesday June 1 1926 cautions and hopes
A 1926 horoscope notes uncertain energies with Mars boosting business yet harming domestic harmony. It forecasts gains in education and worldwide attention, possible war finances impact, and a tendency toward travel and market speculation. It warns of treachery risks and advises prudence in investments and family health concerns.
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Mars
United States
Three Faiths and Free Thought in Young Minds
Fragment from a school-era discourse urging youth to seek self control and personal best. It contrasts Doubting Thomas with the urge to sample life, stressing frankness, respect for others, and realizing personal power to accomplish goals. The tone echoes late 19th century moral didactics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ruta
Sylvania
Church of the Transiion
Thomas
Dr. Hart
Polar motion caused by tides in the Pacific Ocean
A naval astronomer explains the axis wobble of the earth as driven by tides in the Pacific. The discovery marks a major triumph in astronomy and earth science, detailing methods to track polar motion and noting a 427 day cycle.
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Earth
T.J
U.S Navy
Escent
Pacific Ocean
Kustner
Berlin
Old Royal
Navy Yerographic Office
Washington
International Journal of "Astronomy and
European + Academy of Science
Idal
Ns “Chandler
Boston
Seeks National Agency to Fight Disease in U S
Dr LEx K Frankel, chairman of the National Health Council, urges creating a national health agency to coordinate a broad appeal for funds beyond local efforts. He questions whether a united nationwide campaign should replace disease specific fund drives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Lex K. Frankel
National Health Council
National Health Association
Fragmented OCR Poem Fragments and Copyright Note
A garbled OCR passage mixes verse about love with stray words and a 1926 copyright note. The text includes lines on love's sweetness, longing, and parting, plus disjointed phrases about readers, English, and a quirky reference to copyright. The result is a fractured, unreadable excerpt with no clear narrative.
Humorous Vignettes From A Bygone Paper
Readable scraps describe a colored deacon appealing for church leadership with comic line shifts from bishop to sliding hider and circus rider. A gardener mistakes Darwin for a dinner guest as the governor’s remark stirs memory. An elderly Scotswoman learns to recognize herself in a portrait she barely recalls posing for.
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South
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Standard Publishing Company Publishers and Proprietors
Anaconda
Won Park Beret
Butte
Deer Lodae
Ditton
Phillpebure
Portottio
Punday
Daly and
Bunda
Standard Puing Company
Mont
Associated Press
Prudden
King & Prosden
Madison Avenue
New York
Steger
Chicago
Globe
Chamber of Commerce
Montgomery Street
Leary Building
Seatti
T. W. Burgess
Fox
Thornton W. Burgess
Snecoura
Mra. Hamilton
NL Draeger
Govina
American Red Cross
Red Cross
National
Union of Health
Teopyright
Mortimer
Darwin
Dar
Ldcal
Artitet
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