Proletarians and Aristocrats in Bolshevism Critique
A critical view argues Bolshevism seeks the dictatorship of the proletariat yet is led by aristocrats and intellectuals rather than workers. The piece cites Lenin Trotsky Marx Engels Lassalle and other figures as exemplars, labeling pure socialism as inherently unsuitable for ruling.
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Karl Marx
Acre
Russia
Lenine
Trotzky
England
Spargo
Stokes
Psychic Warning From Sir Oliver Lodge At New York Visit
Sir Oliver Lodge arrives in New York and warns occult researchers about the dangers of the ouija board. He cautions that minds easily swayed should avoid the device while acknowledging careful users may fare better.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Lodge
New York
United States
Oliver
Automobile Show Enthusiasm Signals Strong Industry Demand
Automobile shows draw record crowds and orders as buyers rush to purchase new models. Dealers report booming demand with factory notices of multi month delays and production runs near capacity. Analysts say rising output reflects broad economic prosperity and unmet consumer demand.
Wealth rolls westward in national banking shift
The article notes that by year end the East held about 47 percent of national bank resources while the Middle West states possessed more than the entire country two decades ago. It suggests New York remains a dominant money center but Chicago could become the financial capital, with the Far West nearing or surpassing New England in wealth and banking power.
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New York City
East
Middle West
New York
America
Chicago
Far West
New England
Railroad tells of stockholders amid wary socialist label
The Pennsylvania Railroad announces 717 725 stockholders, most employed, risking claims that it resembles a socialist body if not careful and its stockholders are likened to a soviet by critics.
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Pennsylvania Railroad
Penney
Reconstruction aside, the nation nears a presidential campaign
The speaker notes that once a peace treaty is settled, the country can dive into a traditional campaign, contrasting a good old-fashioned race with a bad one to underscore political fatigue and anticipation.
Fragmented rural humor and memories in a village scene
A string of clipped clips portrays a rural family and community life with a photographer’s vanity, a waking wariness at a winter note, a child’s story about a cow, rising bacon prices, a hospital stay, a mislaid memory joke, and a farmer pondering a ten cent piece. The tone satirizes hardship, memory, and everyday resilience.
Boston Brown Bread and Boston Baked Beans Recipe
Household hints describe Boston Brown Bread with graham flour cornmeal and molasses baked in tins, steamed one and a half hours. Also outlines Boston Baked Beans with dried beans bacon rind pork, salt sugar molasses and slow oven bake for five to six hours.
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Boston
New Orleans
Kansas industrial court bill seen as national experiment
Opinions reprinted from the Kansas City Times argue that Kansas passage of the industrial court bill could guide national policy. The plan would offer labor and capital a square deal, reduce strikes, and protect public welfare by government action rather than private arbitration.
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Kansas City Times
Kansas
Court of Industrial Relations
Moment on the Spur of Tilt and Movie Patter Nonsense
Fragmented clippings mix witty quips about sugar shortages divorce warns and theater satire. Notes reference Americans in Mexico moviegoer behavior streetcar pests and fashion shifts from Norwich Sun style forecast with political quip about Wilson and Geneva.
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Norwich
N. Y. Sun
Pleasant Street
Wilson
United States
Woman Credits Lydia E Pinkham Remedy For Recovery
Bayonne New Jersey resident Mrs Sustin Sacatansery reports six months unable to work due to back pain headaches and fatigue. She credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with restoring her health and strength and recommends it to friends.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Bayonne
N. J
Thas
Zemo Heals Fiery Itching Eczema With Antiseptic Lotion
Zemo offers a clean antiseptic liquid for eczema relief. The first application reduces itching when used regularly, often clearing traces of eczema and other skin troubles. Available in druggist size or one dollar economy bottle. Zemo antiseptic soap also aids treatment.
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Astern Onio
Athens Messenger
Gareev
Circultions
Ohio
Associated Ohio Dailies
United Piece
Athens, O
Teide Ohio
Carda
Ational
Ohert Ard
Fifth Avenue
South
Wabash Avenue
Automobile Sales
Dimmer
Bacon
George
Eunice
Mexico
Irenee Corbally
Moon
Rubey Cowan
Paris
League of Nations
Geneva
Pape
Zemo
W. Rose Co
Cleveland, O
Chesterfield
Orient
Sobacco
Doone EU Anida Dieiaaia
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