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Russia Invites Capital to Rebuild a Soviet Economy
The article argues that Trotsky invites capitalists to Russia to help rebuild industries wrecked by Soviet policies, warning of aristocratic and bourgeois destruction, widespread bankruptcy, and famine while noting Lenin and Trotsky foresee the need for industrial revival. It contrasts this with a separate note on Treasurer Burbank, defending his office and bookkeeping methods amid political scrutiny.
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The Quickest Oats Quaker Ad Description
The ad proclaims Quick Oats in 3 to 5 minutes and regular oats with a lighter style. It notes Quaker Oats fame for fine grains and thin rolled flakes that cook quickly, highlighting both Quick Quaker and regular varieties and their flavor.
Herbert Hoover Visits Old West Branch Home
Former secretary of commerce Herbert Hoover, during a trip to his boyhood hometown West Branch Iowa, is presented to pupils as Herbie and recalls the old swimming hole noting how the town has changed since his youth.
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Borah Denounces League Opposition and War History
In New York Senator Borah argues against U S participation in the League of Nations, warning that European governments pursued war and domination after Versailles. He cites Russia, Greece, Turkey, and repeated breaches of arbitration pledges, urging readers to consider the cost of force over peaceful settlement.
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Dranda Críme and the Laws for Nations Rites
Fragmentary lines argue for placing Dranda Críme within the rites of nations to shape laws for nations and punish wrongdoers. The text critiques rulers and warlike leaders risking lives without accountability, urging cooperation for peace and responsible action.
Fragmented 1900s Jumble of Quotes and News Snippets
The clipped OCR piece mixes aphorisms and short items: Germans discovered the X ray, but can not see through the French. a Parsons Kansas man had 27 spoons found in his stomach. six St Louis bandits earned 15 000 in two minutes. a Los Angeles man wins alimony. It also mentions vest patches, matrimonial wrecks, and farm loan plans, with several garbled lines.
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A humorous poem contrasts old horse drawn travel with modern fast cars. It recalls slower days when Dobbin toiled honestly, while the speaker now speeds in a flivver and pays fines for speeding, reflecting on changing times and impatience.
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Second Radical Goes on Trial in Michigan Court
Charles E Ruthenberg, a nationally known radical, was called to face trial in district court for alleged violation of Michigan criminal syndicalism laws. The case follows the release of William Foster, former radical leader, from the game charge less than two weeks ago.
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Japanese Children Burned in Sacramento School Fire
United Press reports a deadly Sacramento fire at a Japanese Mission school where nine children perished. The blaze gutted a two story building on April 16, trapping many on the second floor where rescuers battled flames and smoke.
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All-Richee Come From Land and Emerson Quote Debate
Fragmentary OCR text notes an inaugural claim about land and nobility tied to possession and use of land, mentioning Emerson. The readable portions imply a historic or philosophical argument on property rights and virtue, but lack clear events, dates, or identifiable persons beyond a vague allusion to Emerson.
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