Wyoming cowman faces choice of peerage title
A veteran of the Wyoming cow country may have to give up his rugged home to accept a British peerage. If the man known as Mr Wallop is a genuine cowman, the seat of Earl of Portsmouth may go unclaimed and he would remain Mr Wallop of Wyoming rather than a lord.
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House of Lords
Wyoming
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Wallop
Mr. Wallop
Earl of Portsmouth
Hurstbourne Park
Lymington
Tam
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Milla
Europe progresses toward lasting peace through unity
The article argues Europe must base peace on stability and justice, not force. It notes the German government may join new talks in Geneva under the League of Nations to craft a permanent peace pact. France Britain and Italy will involve Berlin, aiming for a security framework and further arms limitation. The Dawes plan context is cited as precedent.
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Europe
America
Whoave
France
Britain
Italy
Berlin
League of Nations
Geneva
Coolidge
Germany
Belgium
Wallop Faces Clash Over Earldom and U.S. Citizenship
Wyoming resident Oliver Henry Wallop, an American cattleman and former state legislator, confronts a government view that accepting the title Earl of Portsmouth conflicts with U.S. citizenship. He plans to keep his Wyoming home and pass the earldom to his son, while officials say fealty to the British crown would violate his oath to renounce nobility.
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Oliver Henry Wallop
Wyoming
United States
Earl of
Portsmouth
Wallop
Wyoming Hills
Mr. Wallop
The Fair Season In Full Blast Across America
The piece traces the fair's origins to mid seventeenth century English farmers and notes fairs as historical bazaars. It cites the first American fair in 1810 with about 5,000 attendees and now about 2,000 fairs nationwide drawing 25 million Americans to Montana’s Helena fair among others.
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America
Montana
Helena
Social etiquette and politics in one page of satire
A column notes American women embrace etiquette learning with 2,000,000 books sold and YWCA classes crowding with eager students. It mocks male politicking fragmentarily, mentions General Mitchell and Dawes, Camp New York’s loss, Senator Borah, Geneva talks, and a remark on men mortgaging to buy cars in a light, satirical tone.
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Dawes
Camp New York
Grubby Gopher’s Temper Outshines His Work
In Burgess bedtime tale, Grubby Gopher earns a bad rap for a fierce temper and loner ways. Digging Badger and Peter Rabbit debate his disposition as Grubby gnaws grain and pockets stores beneath snow. Despite flaws, he is tidy and diligent, a solitary creature who rarely surfaces but proves useful when needed. The scene hints at more adventures, with Chipmunk’s Western Cousin upcoming.
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Peter Abbi
Veter
Die
Peter
Diguer
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Crom
Uxiy
Gopher
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Jeant
Tam
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Tails
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Mole
Grubby
T. W. Burgess
Who's Who In the Day's News A Fellowship for Jeuge tgach Williams
American author from the University of Michigan receives a fellowship for a one year term. The post was first held by Robert Prost. Williams born in 1888 near Princeton and wrote several works including Ad ventures of a freshman and The Married Life of Frederic Garralin. He served as president of the Authors' League of America and has a play prepared for production titled The Lovers.
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Jeuge
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Marge
Palliser Prize
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Authors’ League of America
Tads
Senator Copeland Calls Inheritance Tax Legalized Larceny
The New York Senator Copeland denounces the federal inheritance tax as legalized larceny arguing wartime needs justify taxes now but not long after. He urges reducing surtaxes and argues heavy taxes harm agriculture and workers while debt should be borne by posterity. He says wealth mobility suffers under excessive surtaxes and advocates terms with the government.
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New York
Copeand
B . Copeland
Italy
France
England
Ben- Ator Copeland
Horoscope for September 10 1925
The astrology column notes strong early adverse planetary aspects with Saturn Mars and Neptune affecting the day. Delays, accidents, and cautious approach in business are advised, while afternoon offers better conditions for correspondence, accounts, writing, and emerging fields like fiction and photodrama.
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Neptune
Venus
Australia
Balkan
Iona
West Indies
Virgo
Ccopyright
McClure
Snndicate
Little Stories and the Oldest Flossie Tale
A fragment from a column notes a Scotchman with a keen appreciation for his countrymen and a druggist famed for thrift and philosophy. The narrator recalls a curious episode where a deep sleep ends with a roused, thrifty remark, as his wife grumbles over money.
Daily Cross-Word Puzzle and Miscellany
A cluttered page excerpt presents a daily cross word puzzle by B Josephson with scattered clues and wordplay notes. It rambles into miscellaneous phrases about soldiers peddlers and a humorous exchange, mixing garbled dialogue and stray phrases with hints of cryptic definitions and old newspaper features.
Celestial Surgeon Poem and Modern Motor Musing
A fragmentary mix presents a Stevenson style poem about spiritual awakening and endurance, followed by a curious line about the Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders and taxis in London. The text then notes Sir William Letts visiting to learn how Americans dispose of used cars.
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Society of Motor Manufacturers and Traders
London
Sir William Letts
Don't Ask Him by Florence Davies Stirs Wives About Privacy
A newspaper excerpt discusses marriage and individuality, urging wives to preserve personal space. Margaret Marshall notes honesty and restraint foster trust, while others advise avoiding constant questioning. The piece frames sharing as essential yet respects a partner’s private life.
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