Promises Aid to Poland Amid Allied Talks and War News
A detailed roundup reports U S policy offering all means to safeguard Poland's independence as Red Army advances loom. Britain and France push for peace while backing Poland. Minsk talks continue with armistice talks in play. War news covers Wrangel, Riga, and Danzig fronts, with Russia’s actions and Allied plans shaping a volatile European balance. Also notes a wage increase for American railway workers and Roosevelt's vice presidency nomination remarks.
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Edward W. Pickard
United States
Baland
Ent
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Kamenet
Prange
Donn
Minsk
Warsawy
Havin
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Dolan
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Marnie
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Poet’s Word Good Enough by Agondatry at Princeton
Fragmented column mocks a scene at Princeton with Professor Alfred Noyes reading poems to students. It parodies political and literary clichés, hints at exam bravado, and includes satirical asides about votes, proofs, and a fanciful “wonder gold mine” ad.
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Princeton
Alfred Noyes
Professor Noyes
Professor Noyesits
Diamond Dyes advertatoir plea for fabric dye care
The note urges careful use of Diamond Dyes to avoid streaks or damage to fabrics. It mentions Yormi and Eo Uonson packare in a promotional context, emphasizing preservation of material quality through proper dyeing.
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Yormi
Uonson Packare
Freezone Relief for Corns Claims Instant Pain Stop
An exaggerated ad-like blurb touts Freezone as instantly ending corn pain and allowing removal by fingers. It links the product to a tiny air turbine device by I. T. Nedland of North Dakota, boasting a micro motor with minute components as the world’s smallest machine of its kind.
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Driggist
I. T. Nedland
North Dakota Artisan
Satel
Earthquakes Origin Traced to Two Principal Causes
The origin of earthquakes is traced to two main causes. The first, tectonic, involves movements in the earth's crust known as faults, possibly from interior cooling and contraction. The second, volcanic, relates to volcanic activity generating seismic events.
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Wesond
Visually Evident at Gwell Function
The report describes a scene at a function where observers note facial expressions and character. A speaker remarks that effort shows on appearance and emphasizes inner traits over outward actions. The language hints at social performance and perception during the event.
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Gwell
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