British want U boat abolition and European rehab
Edward W Pickard reviews postwar naval limits and disputed treaties. France pushes battleship goals while Britain and United States seek submarine limits. Japan China Korea and Ireland issues loom. US position on insular possessions clarified as Cannes reparations talks shift to a general European rehabilitation plan.
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France
Lou George
Briand
Germany
Allied Supreme Council
Cannes
Europe
Supreme Council
Oaly
Russia
United States
Sane
Uit
Massa
Road to Success Lies in Small Communities Says Bok
Edward Bok argues youth should avoid rushing to the big city. He says early training in country or small towns builds character and sustains the struggle, noting many great talents rise from rural districts before entering urban life. He cautions against seeking hard knocks and stresses focus and discipline in local settings.
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Hdward W. Bok
Bok
Deent Fanche
New York
Middle West
Mirmewpola: Journal
Public health integration urged for Cleveland area
Cleveland seeks to unify 18 health agencies under county governance to advance community health. Dr TMetop, lead of Takestile hospital, says collaboration will raise standards, reduce infant mortality, and improve living conditions, benefiting residents through civic effort and education.
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Cleveland
Tuege Ettins
Cuynedoga
Healil
Tmetop
Takestile Hospital
Gea
Mah
Deuter
Roscoe Illinois Builds Community Spirit Through Volunteer Labor
Where Democracy Took A community mind grows by accretion as Roscoe Illinois strengthens its village identity. Ten years ago the Rogere Improvement association began a program of civic projects. Since then the town has laid cement walks and crossings, installed electric service, and organized May cleanup events along with Fourth of July and Memorial Day celebrations.
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Roscoe
Noncedt Rogere Improvement Association
Good citizenship through wholesome neighborhood values
The piece argues that wholesome surroundings of small homes foster good citizens and healthy families. It emphasizes light, safe neighborhoods, playgrounds, and stable community assets as essential to long term civic virtue.
Dalng Their Part and the Wealthy Daughters Uproar
In a quixotic outburst at a tilt about social inequity, Heloige of the mipti fre restaurant declares the rich women are under the skin as she boasts about hiring many girls. Cintiditte of the same venue questions the timing as the exchange highlights class tension.
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Heloige
Cintiditte
Karsus
Siar
Sack in Town and the Scarecrow Verdict
A fragmented Louisville Courier Journal item hints at a domestic dispute referenced as a sack from the sackery and a woman leaving a house. The garbled exchange mentions a town scene, a scarecrow motif, and a partial quote about a shop or ward official.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Proverb comparisons and Bayer aspirin ad copy
A Philadelphia Ledger ad draws parallels between world proverbs and a note on aspirin use. It promotes Bayer Aspirin with the cross logo, touting its seventy-one years of physician usage and urging readers to follow package directions.
California Fig Syrup Adopts a Mother's Routine
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe remedy for a child's constipation noting its fruity taste and quick bowel opening effects. The copy urges mothers to insist on the genuine product with clear directions for all ages. A seaside traveler tale is included as a cautionary aside about a cow crossing.
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California
Mysterious Stave Attracts Attention At Exposition
A recent electrical exposition featured a mysterious stave that boils water atop a coke with a kettle and pan. Scientists explain powerful magnetic induction generates the current, leaving laymen puzzled by unseen heat.
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Nottle
Scientific American
Plango tuner finds piano in tune after second check
Two Tunes Ambrose, the tuning expert, tested a piano twice and found no fault. A later note from the owner claimed it wasn t properly tuned at night though the tuner said the instrument stayed in tune during testing. The owner said singing makes it go out of tune.
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Ambrose
The World’s Ocean Seen Through Historic Voyages
A compact reflection on early scientific imagination and exploration. From ancient geographers to Magellan, the text notes human astonishment at Earth's vast seas and their eventual navigation proving a globe. It references Aristotle, Homer, and Columbus era thinkers, culminating in the Santa Vittoria voyage and the Bay of San Bucar.
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Emtosthenes
Philosopher Lover
Homer
Magellnn
Santa Vittoria
Ofreun
Bay of San Bucar
Atlantic
John C, Vin Dyke
Human nature and local sayings shape the character
The Philadelphia Ledger notes that geography and history do not always reveal a people’s true character. It argues that local sayings reveal shared humanity across races and cites phrases from Valentine and Japanese proverbs about travel and favoritism, highlighting parental bias and social expectations.
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Valentine
Verona
Philadelphia Ledger
John the Baptist Lesson Causes Disturbance at Local Church
In Trentricks county a Protestant church class on sin and Sabbath taught by a Baptist preacher drew attention when a seventeen year old girl, Mary, struggled to answer a question about who entered the dead. The teacher prompted her to say Join the Baptist as she answered. Mary then resumed close attention to the lesson.
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John the Baptist
Trentricks
Joh the Baptist
Mary
A Fout Thuret on American Dances
Averill Hartiman, a ship magnate, discusses modern dances like the shimmy. He claims American girls dance them innocently and pure, while a foreign observer doubts their correctness. A brother wonders if Americans can ever dance properly.
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Averill Hartiman
Eigner
No matter how proud a girl may be of her family
A reflective line explores family pride and change. It muses on a girl’s attachment to kin while hinting at an inner world where small things mirror deeper traits. The passage uses metaphorical imagery about a tiny universe within Dino to convey inner mining of the soul.
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Senate
House
Hussin
Reas
Borah
Mr. Dorat
United States
Mt. St
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