Busch calls attention to dry laws on American ships
Augast Busch head of Anheuser in St Louis travels aboard the US flagged S S George Washington and spots a wine list on the last page offering pre prohibition prices for ales wines beers and liquors. He argues that sale of liquors on American government vessels violates the constitution and US laws. He notes foreign ships prosper while American ships lack passengers and suggests a shift toward allowing liquor to attract travelers.
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August Busch
Anheuser. Busch Concern
St. Louis
United States
S. S. George Washington
United States Shipping Board
Busch
America
United States of America
Thusch
Shipping Board
Europe
General Dawes
Congress
Wilson Reime
Senator Watson Addresses Hoosier Republicans
The text records a political address by Senator Watson to Indiana Republicans. He frames American doctrine as national independence with international comity, stressing sovereignty and cordial relations in foreign policy and representation at The Hague.
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Jomes FB. Watson
Hoosier
Watsons
Ceno
Hague
Watson
United States Refuses Involvement in Genoa and Hague Talks
The article commends President Harding and Secretary Hughes for keeping the U S away from the Genoa conference and the proposed Hague convention. It argues that the meetings were political rather than economic and that America should not be drawn into European financial disputes or racial rivalries. The stance seeks broad approval beyond internationalists.
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Warding
Hughes
Genoa
America
Average effort wins: farming and business law
The Kansas City Star argues that only those above average in efficiency and output achieve lasting profit. It notes average yields and incomes sustain modest living, while superior methods in farming and market skills lift individuals into the upper third.
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Kansas City Star
Enter and Exit Joseph T for Congress Defies Democratic Opponents
A harsh satirical note targets Joseph H Camp as a Democratic congressional candidate. The writer mocks his demeanor and warns he would act as prosecutor and judge, predicting harm on November 7 and predicting limited future impact when the elephant defeats him.
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Joseph H. Camp
Congress
Joseph
Disciples of Democracy
Watson’s tasteless feuds mark political clash in Georgia
A Plug Ugly ENGAGE in personal combat seems to be the chief ambition of Senator Tom Watson of Georgia. Weeks earlier he challenged Senator Phipps and more recently sought to coax Senator Senroot into a fight. Whom he will attack next remains to be seen. The piece notes temper and dignity loss paralleled with violent lynchings in the state.
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Tom Watson
Cieorgia
Senator Phipps
Senroot
Senator Watson
New European fight boosts popularity of isolationist leaders
A recent European clash elevates the appeal of American figures who urged restraint and non interventionism, highlighting a shift toward non involvement in foreign affairs. The discourse centers on national interest and reduced engagement abroad as a political stance.
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Europe
United States aims to be self sufficient in trade transport
The United States seeks to be economically self sufficient in nearly all areas and must also secure the means to transport goods to foreign markets to avoid reliance on rival nations in foreign trade.
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United States
Humorous Notion of Semiramis and Ninus Leads to Husband Domination Tale
A playful 19th century recollection discusses Semiramis and Ninus founding the Am Bent Order of Henpecked Husbands. The anecdotal tale claims Ninus subdued foes then did chores to avoid Semiramis and later vanished, leaving a remembered joke echoing through history.
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Semiramia
Ninus
Fouriwches
Howe
Kemiramis
Gemiramia
Eios
Ninwe
Boe
Macauley
The Greatest of All the Greeks and Home Life Wisdom
A long excerpt on ancient Greek figures and modern marriage advice from a male speaker. It discusses Themistocles as a powerful, celebrated general whose wife ruled him, envisioning domestic leadership as a recurring theme in history. It touches on protectionism against Germany, crime risk in cities, and the value of steady work and real love over infatuation.
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Xmantippe
Athens
Themistocles
Salamis
Plutarch
Themiaticles
Graeco-Oriental Lodge
Peter the Great
Paul
Albert
Austria
Io June
Germany's Industrial Strength Debate Revisited
The American Economist notes opinions differ on Germany's power, arguing protection debates rely on lines of fact not broad claims. It cites Jamon W. Gerard's warning of German competition, resurging questions of tariff tactics and the varying severity of competition across industries.
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Germany
Jamon W. Gerard
England
Solomon
Napoleon
Nelson
Hingland
Recipe for Happiness Judge Urges Early Marriage
Chicago divorce authority Judge Joseph Sabash reveals after 6 500 cases that marrying young reduces domestic strife. He warns delaying marriage leads to selfishness, conflicts over money and property, and later custody battles. He petitions to transfer to a law court citing his breakdown from constant family disputes.
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Joseph Sabash
Chicago
Sullivan
Queer Questions With Hidden Answers
A quiz of odd queries from want ads asks about military retirement age for U S Navy admirals, 1919 personal incomes, copyright law duration, states banning marriage for communicable diseases, G A R enrollment, cross country auto distance from New York to San Francisco, total telegraph wire miles, elephant lifetime, number of Odd Fellows in the U S, and steps in a cowm of polmon.
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United States Navy
United States
New York
San Francisco
Forgiveness and Love in a Short Poem by Becker
A brief verse reflects on forgiveness as a path through pain and youth. The speaker asserts love’s forgiveness brings ageless joy, with imagery of thornless paths and a forgiving heart. The note mentions a stray line about the human voice after 296 words.
Pirates and Apple Blossoms on Uncle's Farm
Betty and Jenny recall a farm visit with pigs chickens and a windmill while describing miles of apple blossoms. Betty spots a bare branch and mimics a treasure theme as Peter Poodle returns. The playful scene centers on imagination and rural imagery.
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Jenny Linn
Betty
Jenny
Peter Poodle
Apple Blossom Paper Craft Adventure in 1922 tale
In a charming 1922 tale, the Understanding Scissors and Paint Box Pal guide Jenny and Friendly Paste Pot to create paper apple blossoms. They craft pink tissue blooms, cluster mowers, crumple petals, and add blue and yellow butterfly accents to mimic real branches.
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Jenny
Betty
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