United States of Europe and Pan Europe ideas discussed
The piece analyzes Count Richard Coudenhove Kalergi and the Pan Europe concept, arguing the Locarno pacts point toward a European union. It envisions five world power blocs led by Washington London Paris Tokyo and Moscow and questions England's place within Pan Europe.
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United States of Europe
Weeball
League of Nations
Richard Coudenhove-Kalerg
United States
Count Coudenhove-Kalerg
France
Germany
Count Coudenhove-Kalergi
Vienna
Coudenhove
Kalergis
Count Richard
Tokyo
Bohemia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Ida Roland
North America
Europe
United States of America
Coudenhove- Kalerg
America
League
Wilson
Monroe
England
Canada
India
British
Britain
Herriot
Painleve
Caillaux
Loucheur
Jouvenal
Marx
Loebe
Koch
Simons
Nitti
Sforza
Benes
Skrzynski
Beipel
Washington
London
Paris
Moscow
Western Hemisphere
North Cape
Africa
Asia
Japan
Russia
Boston
The Lesson on Irrelevant Details in Family Talk
A father’s dinner tale is interrupted by a memory mix up about a boy’s name. A discussion among Mary-Girl and mother over whether the Peterson boy was Charlie Fred or Philip derails the story and prompts a reflection on focusing on essential details in storytelling.
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Father
Mother
Mary- Girl
Peterson
Charlie Peterson
Mary-Girl
Charlie
Fred
Philip
Walls that Break the Monotony with Ornament
A home decorator praises a living room’s walls for variety beyond pictures. She notes a polychrome wall clock with iron tracery, a wall-vase with trailing ivy, a carved gargoyle bracket and lantern, all contributing contrast and charm to the wall spaces.
Interesting Items From A Living Magazine Fragment
A fragmented excerpt notes diverse topics: Redouvins making yarn or camel hair, premium mahogany from Haiti, aluminum furniture for homes and offices, and a claim that the first wireless Atlantic signal resembled the letter eight. It cites Paris mannequin wages at five dollars weekly and compares urban and rural women in a quirky ratio.
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Hayti
Atlantic
Paris
Two More Women Benefit From Pinkham Remedy
Detroit readers report improved health after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. Mrs. Kraft credits six bottles for relief from bearing down and weakness and now recommends the product to others. In Rockford Illinois Mrs. Green cites nervous breakdowns ending with the compound and applauds its strength boost.
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Detroit
Mich
Lydia E. Pinkham
Wm. Kraft
Vinewood Avenue
Rockford
Illinois
Gust. Green
Park Blvd
Rockford, Illinois
Garfield Tea as a Family Remedy for Digestive Ailments
A note extols Garfield Tea as a reliable home remedy for constipation stomach troubles and miscellaneous digestive complaints common today praising its old fashioned efficacy beyond previous generations.
Tragic Self-Inflicted Death Mentioned in Rural Gossip
Local chatter recounts Sam Soonover’s reported suicide after a dinner with Johns neighbors and several brothers-in-law. Mra Babb relays the event while Gap Johnson from Rumpus Ridge offers a blunt reaction. The Kansas City Times quotes the remarks as reflecting community sentiment.
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Babb
Sam Soonover
Mra. Johns
Sam
Gap Johnson
Rumpus Ridge
Kansas City Times
Pin Money Joke Quips About Diamonds in a Ring
A courtroom quip revolves around pin money and a wife’s request for funds. The judge jokes that the first pin she wanted contained 12 diamonds, highlighting a humorous exchange over household expenses.
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