Costly war lessons and Kellogg pact hope from Atlantic View
The News Telegraph discusses global war costs citing figures by British authorities and Field Marshal Robertson. It warns against pacifist disarmament while endorsing strong defense and the Kellogg pact, proposing that if leaders bore the burden of fighting war would end.
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London
Viscount Cecil
Great ‘Britain
Lord’ Cecil
William Robertson
Ite
News-Telegraph
United States
Immigration debate on migration policy and quotas in Congress
The piece critiques U S immigration policy from Washington while detailing opinions on the melting pot, natural origins provisions, and proposed reforms. It notes 153 000 aliens admitted last year, mentions Mexico and Canada flows, and discusses quotas and potential changes proposed by Senators Harris Watson and others.
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Mathers
Washington
Toutder
Seo Thorn
Wege
United States
Atlantic
Mexico
Canada
New World
Congress
Panehersy
Eve
Fia
Earpe
Meteo
Mien Ishur
Leling
Emin
William J. Harris
Guurpin
House
Sanoual Rendre
Davis
Thesin
West Hib
Cost of It All Speech Opens League of Nations Conference
Viscount Celi of Great Britain spoke at the opening meeting of the League of Nations union conference, outlining concerns on the cost and implications of international cooperation and fiscal commitments amid postwar rebuilding.
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Viscount Celi
Great Britain
Legue of Nations Uiliun
Canada on the Upgrade Gains in 1928 Prosperity
Glenn E. Griswold notes Canada’s 1928 business surge with ten month totals and preliminary year figures showing record growth across fourteen indicators. Bank clearings rose about 26 percent in October, grain inspections jumped, and overall wealth creation surpassed prior records. He warns tariff tensions with the United States could affect future gains as Canada accelerates ahead.
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Canada
Glenn E. Griswold
Chicago Journal of Commerce
Dominion of Canada
Bureau of Statistics
Griswold
Dominion
Europe debts and disarmament threaten U S policy
Iowa Press reports President Coolidge warns Europe to cut armaments or face strict debt collection while the Farm Relief debate grows, with Hoover favored by farmers but critics predicting continued pressure for aid and price fixes. Industrial competition in auto manufacturing prompts lower prices and mass production benefits.
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Coolidge
Europe
Wallace
United States
Chancil Duffs
Smith
Dex Moines Register
Hoover
Barkoh
Middlewest
Murphits
Wis
Dogen
Thun
Wu Yuteral Farm Bureau
Farmere
Henry Fort
Ford
General Motor
Dodge Bros
General Motors
Pontiac
The George Matthew Adams Service Fragment on Jane
A stylized lyric narrative recounts a man who spends hours atoning for imagined crimes toward his wife Jane. He brags of provision for her future in death while lamenting past betrayals and her sorrow, echoing biblical Rachel and crepe imagery.
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Jane
Rachel
Jay
George Matthew Adams
Serview
Moon Festival Reflections From Shanghai Under Moon Cake Glow
A letter from Rev H G C Hallock describes Chinese mid autumn festival celebrating moon worship, incense and moon cakes with tales of the moon goddess Zaung noo and a Ming Wong legend. He links these beliefs to gospel outreach and wishes readers a merry Christmas and blessed new year.
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China
O. P. G. Box
Shanghai
Aizas
Ita
Abrasuy
Mmne
Zaung-noo
Ain
Moon Palace
Ming Wong
Moon Castle
Earth
Jesus
Rev
H. G. C. Hallock
Rippling Rhymes by Wal Wana Mason
Fragmentary verse by Wal Wana Mason titled Rippling Rhymes with scattered lines mentioning Jane Jemima Jay and J Richard Roe. The text recalls events from thirty years ago and a past date, but many words are garbled and unreadable.
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Wal Wana Mason
Jane Jemima Jay
J. Richard Roe
Correct English quiz queries and fixes
Answers to 18 Thursday's Questions cover grammar and usage. Topics include correct causative phrasing, improving awkward sentences, plural and singular forms, verb placement, and avoiding slang. Notable examples address heat lateness, suspected officials, and proper subject verb agreement with lists.
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Don
Tim
Amten
Did You Ever Stop To Think Ad Advice From 19th Century Writer
Evison R. Waite of Shawnee Oklahoma cites W C Mills of Plymouth England arguing that successful advertising hinges on honesty and truth. He cautions against exaggerated claims and quack remedies, noting the public soon detects deception and punishes dishonest traders.
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Evison R. Waite
Shawnee, Ok
W. C. Mills
Plymouth
England
Evening Herald
Thoimas Carlyle
Cean
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