Europe Back in Play as Powers Seek Security Alliances
An analysis argues that Europe has shifted from the League of Nations to nation based security pacts. It contends Britain and France abandoned the League and are pursuing bilateral treaties, with Poland leading a bloc and the balance of power doctrine waning. An American tolerance for the world court is noted as surprising.
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Europe
League
Eutrope
League of -Nations
France
Poland
Britain
Huroye
Ttmeyer
AIIENDS OF THE FOREST Arbor Day and forestry
Arbor Day gains significance with President Coglidge urging closer attention to forestry. A national movement pushes public caution about forest cultivation, warning that nations neglecting trees invite collapse of civilization and flood damage. American lumbermen back forestry as vital to national life.
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Coglidge Siven U Naual
Europe
Lumbermen of
America
Norie Thi
Alish
Choy
We Were Doing What Twenty Years Ago Today
A miscellaneous column recalls past events from twenty years ago including travels, injuries, and local happenings. It mentions W Douthat family leaving for Deepwater, B Butt and John Thompson injured in Abbs Valley, and various societal notes such as church meetings in Bluefield and a Los Angeles death during a cosmetic procedure.
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W. Douthat
Deepwater
B. Butt
John Thompson
Abbs Valley
Pocahontas
Bluefield
Maud Muller Refuses A Judge In A Rural Reproach
A humorous poem excerpt shows Maud Muller rebuffing a judge with sharp wit. She mocks the judge’s lifestyle and finances, suggesting she prefers independence over his refined but burdensome life. The judge contemplates a change in his romantic prospects and pride.
Congressman Pay Rise Debate Acknowledges Purchasing Power
An exchange notes that lawmakers received higher pay as their purchasing power shrank and argues the public would accept raises if voters could vote on increases for themselves, highlighting the parallel with tax dollars.
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Congresa
Doar
Vulture Metaphor and Varied Editorial Drops in 19th Century Voices
A collage of opinion and reportage discussing moral decay, economic distress, and public safety. It weaves Longfellow imagery with West Virginia politics, fire safety innovations, hotel anecdote humor, and weather rumor notes, citing Charleston Gazette and Minneapolis Journal as points of reference.
SHORT GUTS From Exchanges
A collage of terse quips from various papers comments on politics wealth and society. Notable lines joke about a congresswoman a barber and a writer with war Balkans rain shortages and credit divides. Names and exact sources scattered in a rapid-fire format.
Jumbled Q&A and light humor bits from Kala Mayoo Gazette
A fragment from the Kala Mayoo Gazette presents a string of light witticisms and overheard exchanges. Topics range from radio quips about city stations to party anecdotes with movie star substitutes and a joke about left handedness.
Warren Nomination Falls in Senate Clash Over Tactics
Washington dispatch reports the Senate rejected Charles Warren as attorney general, a result driven by opposition to administration tactics. Vice President Dawes drew praise and mockery for sleeping during a pivotal moment, while insurgent Republicans rallied against seniority abuses. The veto signals uneasy Senate control by the administration next session, amid rumored reshaping in the Agriculture Department focusing on H. C. Taylor and J. Grand who are tied to controversial farm bills.
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Washington
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Senate
Charles Beecher Warren
Dawes
Warren
Nero
Rome
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Arizona
Ladd
Frazier
Brookhart
Borah
Indig
Wala
Department of Agriculture
H. C. Taylor
Bureau of Farm Economics
J. Grand
Taylor
Dickinson Co-Operative
Brand
Atalanta Myth Returns in South Africa Find
The ancient tale of Atalanta is echoed in a modern search for swift runners in South Africa. Myth and expedition culture collide as the Count Yreath Cape-to-Cairo journey stirs interest in speed and legend.
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Paavo Nurmi
Atalanta
Hippomenes
Ata- Inatas
South Africa
Count Yreath
Cape-to-Cairo
Fables On Health Reveals Typhoid Carrier Story
Mrs Mann's tale recounts a Wisconsin farmer with typhoid in 1864 who moved to Camden New Jersey and ran a milk business. Over decades his family and workers contracted typhoid, Camden earned a high rate, and cows’ milk sent to New York in 1909 triggered 380 cases. An investigation found the farmer a carrier. questions arise about earlier checks.
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Mann
Wisconsin
Camden, N. 1
Camden
New York
Mr. Mann
May the Coolidge "Luck" Continue
Chester H. Rowell analyzes Coolidge’s first term praising political luck and national prosperity while critiquing urban planning concepts, congressional efficacy, and naval public relations tactics. He argues public contempt endangers democracy even amid success. He rails against evasive city design and stresses democratic accountability.
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Coolidge
Aughries
Coolge Iack
Gunning in Rhodesia Women Track Pace and flu warnings
The excerpt highlights Rhodesia women runners with exceptional speed. It contrasts athletic stamina with influenza concerns, urging cleanliness and sleep as defenses. It then shifts to Massachusetts medical licensure, noting current low standards, a bill to raise them, and medical societies urging support to reduce quackery.
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Blye
Rhodesia
Telegraphic Tidbits From March Brides and Oddities
Miscellaneous brief items and curious notes from a 1900s newspaper slice. References range from March brides and surprising fits to local anecdotes in the United States and abroad, including muttered gossip, small crimes, weather oddities, and everyday curiosities.
Prayer Fellowship reads Lent Bible reflections for evangelism
Daily Lenten reading and meditation prepared for the Commission on Evangelism of the Federal Council of Churches. The Thursday meditation emphasizes self denial and living true life through good deeds, prayer asks God to teach duty and unite believers in world work.
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Commission On Evangelism
Federal Council of Churches of Christ
Christ
Christ Jesus
Berlin women tire of dancing without men
Gertin, Mar, 18. Berlin's women artists marked a shift from a women only hall. Since 1895 the annual costume party let women wear men’s attire as dance partners. Last year the revival drew fewer spinsters, prompting organizers to invite men this year.
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Gertin
Mar
Berlin
Allenrho Rheumatism Cure Promises Money Back
Chronic rheumatism claim to vanish within twenty four hours with Allenrho. The ad asserts penny pinching doctors and guarantees a full pint bottle by Rochester inventor Allanrho, listing Central Pharmacy as local agent and offering free particulars if out of town.
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Allenrha
HH. Allan
Forbes St
Rochester
N. Y
Allenrho
Ukers
Central Pharmacy
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