France and Germany in a New Industrial Era
The article argues that postwar Europe must shed hatred and unite in rebuilding. It notes France’s recovery in 1871 and cites Russia and Germany’s potential to become industrial powers, highlighting global trade shifts. It stresses vigilant optimism and collective effort to join a new era of industry.
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France
Europe
Asia
Africa
Germany
United States
City Star
The Medicine Mixers
In Washington the distribution of patronage faces complications as state bosses feel eclipsed by Senate influence. With Will Hays and Harry Daugherty in cabinet, senators gain power to shape jobs beyond cabinet limits. Senators wield broad sway, often backed by court favorites, while conflicts with state organizations persist in a tense political scramble.
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Washington
United States
Will Hays
Harry Daugherty
Hays
Daugherty
Germany's postwar industrial rebound noted in pamphlet
A Guaranty Trust pamphlet portrays Germany as an intact industrial power expanding foreign trade. It notes high efficiency, aggressive pricing, and widespread German shipping and shipbuilding revival, with German textiles offered in many shades and catalogues in English. It argues Britain faces competition as Germany operates near full capacity and seeks protection for lagging industries.
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Germany
Guaranty Trust Company
England
British Isles
Great Britain
Britain
East Africa
East Asia
Australia
President Harding and His Family Doctor Issue
Army and navy doctors oppose appointing Dr. C. E. Sawyer of Marion as brigadier general for the president’s physician. They argue no White House medical allowance exists, yet a trusted family doctor nearby is prudent. Congress should authorize a White House physician budget to settle the dispute.
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Navy
Harding
C. E. Sawyer
Marion
Ohio
Sawyer
Congress
White House
The Red Man in Politics in Indian Bureau Move
Indian groups including Chippewas Sioux Pawnees and Cherokees support Omaha’s Thomas L Sloan for Indian commissioner with a full staff under him. Indians prospering under current bureau administration, many on path to citizenship, some engineers of politics. Sentimental reasons cited for Indian led bureau though not unworthy.
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Thomas L. Sloan
Indian Bureau
Sloan
Debs Urges Socialist Friends To Skip White House Pickets
Debs calls for restraint from socialist allies surrounding the White House while signaling distrust of President Harding. The piece notes the era’s shifting norms and hints at broader political tensions amid postwar turmoil and labor unrest.
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White House
Debs
Harding
Let Joy Be Unconfined and Oil Dreams in Montana
A collage of editorials praising Lenin and Trotzky’s fall, praising a new era of soviet oblivion, and contrasting proletarian autocracy with patrician rule. Mentions of oil prospects in Fergus County, winter snows aiding crops, and Montana’s agricultural backbone amid national finances and League of Nations debates. Includes quotes on reparations, Hoover relief effort, Mellon budgets, and western development including Yellowstone and Garden of the Gods imagery.
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Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
Helena
Fergus County
Carl H. Peterson
Montana
Lewistown
Democrat-News
Teapot Distillery Made Strong Tea
In Los Angeles a prize moonshine still shaped like a teapot was seized while its owner fled through a window as Prohibition Agent Dan O Leary entered. United States Marshal Walton holds the miniature still, found set up beside a rooming house occupant’s bed and used over day and night for alcohol.
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Los Angeles
California
Dan O'Leary
United States
Walton
Britain's New War Minister Named Laming Worthington Evans
Sir Laming Worthington-Evans, a Conservative and long time Lloyd George ally, becomes British secretary for war succeeding Winston Churchill. He backed Lloyd George in parliament and served as parliamentary secretary during the munition ministry, earning a baronetcy and later the post of minister of blockade.
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Sir Laming Worthington-Evans
Winston Churchill
Lloyd George
Laming
International
Humor of the Day excerpts and quips from periodicals
A collage of humorous lines and cartoons from old magazines and newspapers. Jokes range from professors and students to family banter and sensational one liners. Names and specific items are cited as brief snippets across various publications.
Flashes of Lightning and partisan banter across papers
A collage of newspaper blurbs critiques political moves and public sentiment. Mentions Vice President Coolidge seeking no glory, Ohio congressman Ricketts rolling up roll calls, a New York court ruling on a young woman’s income, Debs pardons debate, and a Duisburg mayor warning citizens during Allied occupation.
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Nes
Coolidge
New York Telegraph
March Stirs The Little Girl In Rhyme
Poem by T. A. Daly from 1921 celebrates March as spring. It invites readers to leave city life and enjoy fields and parks where nature calls out to cast off winter. It playfully imagines Dame Nature urging birds and grass to advance and bloom.
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March
T. A. Daly
Horoscope Forecast Warns of Winds of Change and Conflict
A 1921 McClure Syndicate horoscope warns of rising tensions and upheaval. It notes favorable days for job applications and promotions, warns soldiers may face bad luck, and foresees rumors of war, shifts in education funding, treachery abroad, and clever children born today.
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McClure
Accidental Queen Victoria Rifle Shoot Story
Richard H. Dana recalls a gala day in Hospitable England in the Seventies where Queen Victoria reportedly fired a 1900 yard bullseye. Lord Spencer explains the rifle was mounted in a vise with wind tested and a silken cord tied to the trigger for the queen to pull.
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Richard H. Dana
England
Houghton, Mifflin Company
Mr. Dana
Queen Victoria
Lord Spencer
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