Sims flares into a tirade on Ball and British praise
A stark column censors Sims for loud Anglophobia and pro Ball adulation. It mocks his nationalist zeal and ignorance on the Irish question, while linking Prohibition era embezzlements to a broader moral landscape. The piece then shifts to boxing and women reporters noting etiquette, spectators and expectations at a Memorial Day bout.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sims
John Ball
Dempsey and
Carpentier
Ebbets Field
Memorial Day
Profanity as a risk factor in embezzlement ethics
A boastful claim from expert psychologists suggests profanity signals honesty and a safety valve for emotion, challenging views of embezzlers as cold and discreet. William B. Joyce of National Security cites studies noting thin, single, and unformed individuals as higher risk, with ex-convicts the poorest risk. confidence tricks and gambling also correlate with embezzlement tendencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William B. Joyce
National Security Company
Dreadnought skepticism and political jabs in a rambling column
A reflective column mocks Britain’s Dreadnought era and its pricey rise and fall, likens naval arms to folly, and veers into satirical notes about Bryan, Usher chronology, wage and skirt debates, job hunters, and Wilson. It blends history, humor, and political barbs with scattered references to empire, technology, and society.
Montana press notes urge league support and racial calm
A Montana press roundup urges U S membership in the League of Nations and criticizes Ambassador Harvey's stance. It cites Armenian relief action calls, warns of Turkish actions, and urges congressional pressure for protection. The column critiques race leadership and notes park policy opposition and flood weather impacts in local papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sul
League of Nations
United States
Harvey
League
Cilicia
Montana
Congress
China
Billings Gazette
Inherit Fortune From Millionaire Hermit in New York
The death of Calvin Amory Stevens Stevens, a reclusive financier in New York's financial district, sparks estate hurdles as his rumored 15 million dollar will goes missing. His daughter Katherine eloped with 20 year old Dartmouth student Richard Fagan, while widow Jessie Stevens and grandson Calvin Stevens de Sousa stand to share in the fortune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Calvin Amory
Stevens Stevens
Brooklyn
Katherine
Richard Fagan
Dartmouth University
Humorous Quotations and Cartoonish Snatches
A collage of light jests and lines from various papers. Anecdotes about photography costs and snapshots, a mock courtroom exchange, stage and prop gags, and playful quips on love and luck fill the page. Notable bits include a photographer charging ten dollars a dozen and a bored judge fainting at the cost, and a bet on a three leaf clover predicting love.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Pillow
Jim
Boston Pranscript
Rochester “Democrat
Chronicle
Baltimore Herald
Jack Allen
Rutgers
Washington Times
New York Sun
Raith
Jack
Betty
Boston Transcript
Fragmented WWI era quotes and satirical quips
A collage of brief quotations from newspapers and writers on war, politics, and society. The passages comment on America’s wealth and impact, Edison as inventor and humorist, Polish independence, Mrs. Bergdoll’s exile, Olympic ideas, and war costs, with varied tonal mocks. Strongly political and cultural snapshots from multiple sources.
Horoscope for Wednesday June 8 1921 mentions planetary influence
The horoscope notes Saturn Mars and the Sun shaping the day with hints of colonization and farming. It foresees government movement back to soil and possible collective settlements. It warns of potential force for readjustments and expects personal crises and rising nervous illnesses, with the US president under planetary guidance and Switzerland under stress. Children born on this day are described as steady though not quick with money.
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Mars
Weis
Mit
United States
Seers
Switzerland
Stara
Eas
Gemini
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Standard Publishing Company
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Boston
Western Representatives
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Bryan
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Platte
Suwanee
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Usher
Washington
Taal
Love
Mr. Wilson
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THE
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Tulda
Republican Party
South
Mimouta
National Parks
Fall
Department of the Interior
Walsh
Yellowstone Park
McNary
Kalispell Inter Lake
Htelena
Bates
Stilew City Star
Rowan
B. F. Benson
Department of Immigration and Industry
Northern Pacific Railroad
Northwest
Wen
Bridger Times
Tevens
Bos
Beasren Vestead
Banat
Teeneas
Informatie
Ludendorff
Ger- Bonon
Mum Sre
Paria
America
Washington Post
Samgrem
Detroit Prep Press
Edison
Indianapolis Star
Minneapolis Tribune
Harry
Tum
St. Paul
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