Treaty echoes and German defeat reverberate in era discussion
The item surveys postwar tensions and debates over a revived Western Europe balance of power, noting German hopes to reverse the 1919 verdict and align with other nations, while Britain and the Soviet Union influence shift. It also highlights local civic notes on transportation, water, smoke abatement, parks, and school development, ending with a biblical verse thought of the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Great Britain
Western
Europe
Tehitcherin
Disjointed reflections on Col Mitchell and politics
A fragmentary column questions possible disciplinary action against Col Mitchell and critiques a war department act. It touches on the American Legion, autocratic authority, funding and ethics, plus speculative notes on elections, journalism, and reform laws, with scattered references to Wisconsin Bloomington and notable editors.
World Parliament Idea and Interparliamentary Union Outlook
An opinion tracing the Interparliamentary Union from its 40 year origin in Paris to promote international treaties and a world parliament. It discusses how the Union, alongside the League of Nations, strives for arbitration over war, parliamentary control of foreign policy, and broader global conciliation despite modern challenges.
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Paria
Great Hirt
France
United States
Hague
St Louie
Sation
Berlin
Wnt
Langue of Nations
Interparliamentary Union
Ion
Saklatetala
Wor
Parliamenta Aa
Mr. Dawes
Wworth Wil
League of Nations
Fau
Evolution of Romantic Love Through History
A fragmentary historical overview traces how romantic love emerged from servile devotion to women, advancing to reciprocal respect. It cites medieval poets and Chretien de Troyes, notes influence on knights and courtly love, and argues love ideals shaped social status, gender roles, and Western civilization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neholar Belghoboe
Touth
Chretien
Roses
Hs Lord
Chretien of
Troyen
Marc Ounteas
Champagne
Knights of the Round Table
Chivary
Proposals to shorten elementary education years
The Educational Research Bulletin argues eight grades are excessive and six to seven years may suffice. Some cities already use seven years with no drop in efficiency. The article notes improved teaching and reduced course load as justification for trimming elementary schooling.
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de. Buckingham
College of Education
Ohio State University
Kanane City
Teachers’ College
New York
Town
Chicago
Security pact talks strain Soviet German ties in advance from Moscow
The article discusses Germany under the Rapallo era seeking a security pact with the Soviet Union while balancing French pressure and League of Nations ambitions. It notes Moscow leaders fear easing tensions with Germany may affect Soviet prestige and strategic interests in Europe. Porland (Poland) and Moscow reportedly share a loose understanding on ensuring the pact does not overcommit Soviet influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Rapalio
Tebitcherin
Streseman
France
League of Nations
Russia
Porland
Moscow
Official Actions and Contested Conduct at Wartime Convention
The passage discusses state department and war department actions, alleged attempts to influence officials, and alleged misconduct by a Col. amid the American Legion convention. It cites unwarranted charges, ill temper, and a defense of war department actions under wartime circumstances.
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State Department
Ldt
Perape
Legion
Aite Hell
War Department
New York Letter on Corner Touting and City Loafers
The writer describes Gotham street life with vivid portraits of corner touts, vaudeville crowds, and endless loafers along Times Square and Broadway. Observations include the peculiar sight of a Texas hat, the perpetual holiday mood of sidewalks, and the diverse mix of bookmakers, poets, simulating philosophers, and fashionable passersby on Fifth Avenue and Main Street.
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New York
Gotham
Vaudefile
Hoya
Phere
Patton
Texas
Times Square
Philospher
Wilde
Broadway
Paris Fashions Show Necklines and Tango Frocks
The Continental Daily Mail surveys Paris fashion, noting a youthward shift with high collars fading and Peter Pan necklines rising. Tango frocks for evening gain popularity, frocks in black velvet trim with fur and metallic tassels. Prices range from 330 to 400 francs, with black and white contrasts and leather and kid dresses highlighted. high necks persist on kid gowns and trims.
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Paris
Parisienne
Prince of Wales Viet
Kely
London
la Pats
France
Kid Dreatien Alwayn
What Kind of Work Appeals to Your Ambition
An instructional verse urges readers to weigh their ambitions and seek a vocation fitting their talents. It contrasts easier paths with higher posts and stresses the need for skill and preparation to attain loftier positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Redgae A. Quest
Jests and Jingles in a fractured French press note
Fragmentary OCR reveals humorous chatter about Uncle Bam, French papers, moonshine money and Europe’s war ration talk. Mentions sketched scenes of financial strain, “The bills you ran Up this month” and a general sense of funds and funding concerns amid wartime contexts.
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Mel
Sherman
Imaginative fragment on dolls and soldiers in a shop window
A fragmented verse depicts a girl contemplating a wax doll with a painted smile in a shop. The scene shifts between a marching soldier and crowd, a doll's face, and longing for freedom, hinting at envy and dreams beyond display.
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Adda
Nile
Srgh
Waller Gen
Wien
Short Pickings from Distorted National Snippets
Fragmented clippings from various papers reference bootleggers, patriotism, penitentiaries, and a Welsh minister amid stray phrases. The garbled OCR yields unclear人物 names and dates, offering a snapshot of scattered headlines without cohesive event details.
Coaching at Sixty Three Stirs Michigan Faith in Stagg
In a Lansing State Journal piece, a reflection on Coach Stagg at sixty three praises his enduring play spirit and discipline. The essay recalls Parkman’s view of endurance and leadership, noting how soundness and hard work sustain a great football mind through hardship.
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Lansing State Journal
Michigan
A. Alon
Duke
Mr. Stagg
Stagg
Francis Hak
Faelle
Norsh “Ameren
Santa
Parkman
Annaie of ‘Ary
Conn
Immortal questions and senate loyalties in a wartime tale
In a reflective recounting from a long political career, Thomas Marshall recalls debates over a bill involving Woodrow Wilson and Henry Cabot Lodge, noting partisan tensions, unanimous consent, and personal gestures toward colleagues. He praises John Sharp Willaims and others while detailing the Senate’s fragile alliances and the era’s public figures.
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Thomas Marshall
Henry Cabot
Wilson
Lodge
Sudge
Bosley
France
Senate
Woodrow Wilson
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laura Jon Libbey
Alexander Dowie
Jack Johnson
Aetoeantarvean
Tomate
Reece
New York
Norway
John Mt. Banchende
John Sharp
LaPoltette
Devine
Wilfe
Repubices
John
Jaman
Astasiasippl
Willams
Vardaman
Willame
Vanaman
Wiliams
Vasianee
Samuel Rea and the Pennsylvania Railroad Legacy
Digest outlines Samuel Rea’s retirement at seventy as president of the Pennsylvania Railroad system. It highlights his rise from chainman to top executive, his influence on internal promotion, and the broader impact of his leadership on the nation’s rail network. It notes Gen. W. W. Atterbury succeeding him and discusses public and press opinions on Rea’s career and the railroad’s future amid motor competition.
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Bloomington
W. Kee Mawel
Eveer
Aton
Pristmar
Atron
Oba Mion
Ably
Stediar Ba
Akron
Maxwell
Iece
Aoon
Benefi Pring
Ide
Nathan Gott
America
Aalarten
Staten
Perseveran
United States
Tanae Stephens
Wisconsin
Twen
FB. Warren
Wyoming
Senate
Snaody
Washinss
Pereng
Smiuel Rea
Te Mammoth Penneylvania Railroad System
United Brave Coptimium
All New
Rapidy
Motor’ Co Peri
Teen
Philadelphia
Dutien
W. W.erbury
Atterbury
Erle Dispoch Herald
Ren
W. Atterbury
Pennsylvania
Pennsylvania Road
Samuel Rea
Arseri
Albany Knickerbocker
Sulle Tin
Ats
Samos Rea
West
Ennsylvania
Kansas Cy
Burlington Free Press
Rea
Epiice’ Daily News
Ainee Taso
Franks prize fight ends in tearful belt handover
In Frankfurt a prize bout ends with the defeated wrestler in tears. The Golden Belt trophy remains in dispute as the victor offers to relinquish possession while the defeated wrestler contemplates the loss and the audience witnesses the emotional moment.
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Frankfurt
Franks
Gerikott
Asaeping Bitters
Kane
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