Von Hindenburg’s leadership and postwar stability praised
The article contrasts U S and German views, noting President von Hindenburg’s cautious governance, support for the Dawes plan, and commitment to stability. It cites his address to American business leaders promising peaceful economic restoration and social order, aligned with Lincoln’s ideals of charity and justice.
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Montana Aims for Co operation on Public Lands Policy
A Montana summary notes the summer study of public land and forest policy and irrigation projects by congress and federal officials. It emphasizes Montana settlers livestock interests and urges fair administration of reclamation efforts, arguing federal support will repay and benefit the nation. It calls for stronger federal engagement and restraint from discriminatory rules to aid arid land development.
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Synthetic milk debate and political jabs in DC era column
Government chemists dispute Henry Ford on soy milk claiming it cannot match cow’s milk in energy or essential ingredients. Congress, DC dairy rules, and prohibition enforcement frame a wider satire as primaries near and motorists chafe at speedometer ethics.
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Two Clever Hunt Through Prairie Dog Town
In Prairie Dog Town Digger and Peter discuss how predators like coyotes raccoon and ferret schemed to catch prairie dogs. Digger explains watchmen on mounds and alarm networks with yap yaps while other animals such as the Blackfoot Ferret and Burrowing Owl play roles in obtaining meals.
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European politics hinge on French security, says Gerard
James Gerard former United States ambassador to Germany returns from abroad and argues security for France is the keystone of European policy. He praises current U S foreign policy under President Coolidge, noting Mexico settlement and nonrecognition of Russia as boosts to national standing.
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Tale of Pines
Something Inside Those Heads By Florence Davies
A fragmentary reflection on past and present women from a 1920s to 1930s lens. It contrasts old beauty culture with modern female service, citing a Red Cross volunteer who saved a child at night, highlighting inner resolve over outward appearance.
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Church expels botanist over gladioli development
Goshen Indiana church expelled A B Kindred a noted gladioli expert and botanist after ruling that if the Almighty wanted gladiolas hybridized he would have made them that way. Kindred owns a 120 acre garden valued at 250000. He is known worldwide for developing new species.
Daily Crossword Puzzle Clues and Fragments
A crossword puzzle page fragment lists clues and partial answers for many entries including states Abbr, directions, and objects. It references Ruth von Phul and various terse hints such as Droop, Strike, Looking toward power, and multiple numbered clues like 6 1 9 10 11 15 19 20 29 41 43 with implied word definitions and partial solutions.
Mourner Mike as coal substitute at burial service
The account depicts Mike, mourning Pat at a burial in which a coal lump substituted for hot coal to burn the body. The speaker recalls Ole gamer, Kentucky congressman, who praised Louisville’s support for a national convention. A Denver protest in Birhy is noted for crowd handling.
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Horoscope for Thursday September 3 1925 warns of hazards
Astrology marks a tricky day with Uranus influences, temptation to waste resources, and risks in travel aviation and late afternoon decisions. Expect heightened activity in social and business matters and advice to exercise caution, discipline, and restraint to avoid missteps.
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Fcautt
Bernard Baruch funds study on war profiteering and future peace
Bernard M. Baruch, former War Industries Board chair, pledges at least 250000 dollars for a three year study into war profiteering and how to prevent future wars by removing profits from conflict. Owen D Young, ex-Dawes commissioner, announces the fund and notes Baruch's aims. Walter Levering, longtime NYSE member, is named to advisory roles and early war era boards.
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Owen D. Young
Dawes Commission
Walter
New York Stock Exchange
Wilson
Council of National Defense
Alltes
United States
American ‘Commission
Supre Economic Council
Ca the yowes to the knowes by Isobel Pagan
A traditional poem recounting a shepherd and maiden themes with dialogue on walking by the water side. The speaker asks the lad to join, promising affection and a life together as waves and waters flow. Written voice evokes rural Scotland and historic dating.
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