America Sets Sail to Challenge Britain in Merchant Shipping
Special correspondent Lloyd Allen argues that by 1921 America will lead in new ship tonnage and later reach 20 million tons, surpassing Britain. He notes policy rather than profits drives US plans, with government backing shaping a nonprofit fleet to support exports and industrial growth.
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Western Newspaper Union
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America
Paris
British Chamber of Shipping
London
Lord Inchcape
Great Britain
Benjamin Franklin
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Franklin
Geil
Russia
Switzerland
Italy
United States
Germany
Japan
Seven Seas
Tyre
Britain
British Mercantile Marine
Europe
Canada
British Dominions
América
England
Peninsular and Oriental Company
Republic
Practical kitchen tips and recipes from a household guide
This page compiles household advice from cooking to cleaning. It covers pastry shells baked upside down, handling spoiled cream, turnip cooking, fish cleaning and frying, curry lamb with macaroni, carrot pie, chocolate nut cookies, and a variety of fruit desserts for children. It blends recipes with general home care guidance and moral poems.
London Answers Speculate on Jack’s Return to Crime Scene
The London Answers voice ponders whether Jack will steal another kiss and whether a criminal habit will pull him back to the scene of his crime. The dialogue hints at romance and danger in a playful, theatrical tone.
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Calvary
Jane
Jack
Jonn
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Promoter Loulaville Courier Journal Promotes Hasty Message
A promotional note from the Loulaville Courier Journal urges readers to adopt a lively tone despite skepticism. The prospectus hints at bold claims and insists on adding zest to the statement.
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