Butler’s shift on the League of Nations in The League era
The piece cites Dr. Nicholas Murray Butler of Columbia as recognizing the League of Nations as essential for world peace and education. He criticizes ignorance at high levels, urges an intelligent American presence, and argues isolationism harms national interests and commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
THE
League
League of Nations
Russia
Turkey
Mexico
Organization For World Peace
Nicholas Murray Butler
Woodrow Wilson
Louisville Courier-Journal
Columbia University
Geneva
Butler
Congress
Washington
United States
America
International Labor Bureau
United States of America
Readable fragment hints at small fish caught near NYU
The note mentions 1K and 100 CD gold fish, small fish caught in a setting labeled OL PT MRD. It raises a question if NYU is involved, with unclear abbreviations and fragmented phrasing making specifics uncertain.
Henry Ford Life and Work Book Review
A concise review praises Henry Ford’s My Life and Work as a modest well written portrait of an American innovator. It highlights Ford’s philosophy of life and business, humility, and his role as an enduring American institution.
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Henry Ford
U's
George Washington
Ford
Ford's character and truth in a nation of myths
A critical portrait argues Ford deserves appraisal by truth not legend. It praises his breadth, industry insight, and optimistic faith in human nature while urging others to embody character and dependability in work, noting charm as a supplementary asset.
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Ford
Spring Street Bridge Location Debate Urges Urgency
The letter argues the Spring street bridge should stay at Spring street, not Donnally street, citing legislative acts fixing location, traffic concerns, and the need to open a new cross via Slack and the Piedmont road. It warns that delaying another year harms Charleston and urges unity to proceed now.
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Spring Street
Donnally Street
Lovell Street
Clay
Braxton
Roane
Nicholas
Upper Elk
Charleston
Senator Couzens Denies Tax View Change
Senator Couzens says his tax stance remains, favoring repeal of excise taxes, exemption of the first $5,000 of income, and possible surtax reductions. He notes consistency with his 1923 and 1924 positions supporting reductions for small taxpayers.
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Couzens
Marmet Road delays spark public concern and debate
Local residents worry as the Marmet Road project stalls despite acceptance of the right of way by the state road commission. The letter argues the link is vital to the north south trunk line and urges timely action amid broader tax and defense policy reflections touching Belgium debt and naval arms limits.
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South Malden
Marmet
State Road Commission
Road Commission
Sparrows Count and Doctors Dead in Turbulent Times
A chaotic column blends labor strife between bricklayers and masons with a vivid street scene of a sparrow saved by a police officer. It then shifts to a loud tirade about railway bosses, crude depictions of labor, and a long denunciation of social issues, ending with scattered reflections on public trust and reform.
Bits of stave history and wage tales in early times
Fragmentary reminiscences recount wage levels and tasks in a Civil War era setting. References to daily pay for farming, operate on land, and shop expenses illustrate hardship and rural labor conditions, noting wages around cents per day and dollars per week for various chores and crops.
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Quiz Saga
Mana
Cunningham
Panple
Intercepted Messages Reported By School Board President
Charleston West Virginia drew attention as intercepted messages related to the School Board President J Teebins surfaced. The fragment notes a governance context with formal leadership reference and unclear details awaiting clarification.
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Teebins
Charleston, W
Erratic Scribbles From a Dreary New York Day
A garbled OCR style piece from New York Day by Day contains scattered names, places, and phrases. It mentions authors, actors, and actors in a chaotic sequence with confused references to parks, deities, and performances, lacking clear narrative or dates.
Belmont's Widow Amid Turbulent Scandals Recalls Harvey Tale
The fragmentary text recalls August Belmont and his widow Robson, detailing social circles, past scandals, and notable figures like Harvey Time. Mentions a New York newspaper figure, shifting loyalties, and lingering questions about wealth, influence, and public memory.
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Kanal Faw
Dave
Robson
August Belmont
Bao Lobra
Bork
Iite
Rananee
Aueust Belmont
Sonia
Tires
Fencinas
Washingtonian
Nis
Bing
Cain
Ander Deney
le Tuyen
Vox Rob
Waitere
Capolis
Charette Citadel Varieux
Iris
Hayehyekera
Darney
Givery
Tareex
Stuytsman
Snow Vere
Kelly
New York
Constanty
Keely
Harvey Tine
West Virginia editors discuss textile industry impact and style shifts
A jumbled article fragment from The Farminent Times and others notes how editors warn textile and clothing trends affect workers and markets. It references West Virginia concerns, industry changes, and general commentary on fashion's social and economic influence. It mentions manufacturers, workers, and evolving dress standards amid market pressures.
Passes Away at 140 Derlin in Mewl
Fragmentary obituary notes the death of Ire-Thomas Shannan of Mewl at age 140 in unclear context with references to Dios Wirwaday and untimely events. The readable material is sparse and lacks verifiable details.
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Derlin
Thomas Shannan
Mewl
Wirwaday
Caconnnty
Wanderlust and Exoduses From Europe This Summer
A fragmented report from Washington notes a mass travel exodus to Europe and Mediterranean tours growing in popularity. Government workers and companions travel with older persons abroad, with many eager for Mediterranean cruises and North Cape journeys despite travel uncertainties.
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Wasitington
Europe
Abe Eibs
Permans
Cnapital
Italy
Echa
Phy
Aly
Winnes
Mediterranean
North Cape
Norwiy
Unclear OCR fragment recalls a wartime or social figure
Fragmentary historical text references a woman tied to publishing and labor causes, noting years of activity and public advocacy. The passage names places in the United States and hints at wealth and influence, though many words are garbled. The era and exact event remain uncertain due to damaged text.
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Siias
Det
Ion
United
Stites
Fey
Uibler
Ropenta
Ham
Taek
Jone
Westie
Lee
Fragmented Verse Fragments From An Unknown Note
A garbled passage presents scattered lines of affection and imagery. The text hints at tenderness and memory though many words are misspelled or damaged. It reads like a stray poem fragment with incomplete phrases and unclear references.
Fragmentary verse lines echo archaic muse in garbled text
The excerpt presents fragmented archaic phrasing and unclear imagery about love and miners. The garbled OCR lacks coherent narrative, names, or identifiable events, preventing a clear summary beyond noting it as damaged poetic lines with irregular spelling.
Peter the Jumper Hare in Burgess Tales
Peter the Rabbit debates a jumper claim among friends including Digger the Badger and Juniper the Hare. He imagines Jumper the Hare as the best jumper, compares ears and hind legs, and plans to test the ground to prove who truly jumps best. The tale blends a playful debate with a cautionary note on daring feats.
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Peter Rabbit
Digger the Badger
Peter
Jack
Troy
Nieger
Van
Jumper
Hare
Tims
Juniper
Deter
Pigeon
West
Mets
Winger
Dan
Peter Mis
Son
Dipmer
Diewer
Ata Leigs
Niger
Wales
Ieee
Dss
Dent
Carvaight
W. Beranas
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Paul Hymans
Belgium
Darrow, Malone, Hayes
Chicago
Emian Byndie
Comseqlentey A
Canmier
ONEGE
AMCE
Odes
Paris
Conyrich
Sks
Tin Yang
Heltiaore
Uecoe Dent
Wien
Ling
Harvey
Lor
Yours
McNauvent Senile
Ak Gochey
Ryonkrast
de Zinetola
Alun Teaw
Bzieweld
Growdy
Hetresst
Merty
Jay Wite
Phryush
Browelang
Agnan Carker
Hallashy
Peta Hingliny
Bey
Clare Tirhags
Hue
Antolavibs Perry
Liane
C. McIntire
God
Sid Wwe Oliviv Este
Iene Saugue
Bug-A
Bugs Baer
Corsa
Willian Demir
Nate
Ponte, Reyer
WiThsiay Dante
Tesi
Darren
West Virginia
Wototines
Wharings
Gertie
Abt
Ort
Eltnar
Industy
de Ene
Bad Do
Tacit
Inek Lidell
Era Gtayn
Rand
Chi Cry
Nevers
WeGl
Jungs
Cnie
Faimnent Times
Mweeks
Maly Street
Bryan,Junior
Pesk Malone
Darrow
Whey
Bryan
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Lipie
Widmen
Oye
Phas Haan
Irsing
Virwinius
Terenge
Tyoder
Mitten
Wee Auten
Dubor
Lhix
EL A
Gueot
Childees
Hanery
Edgar A. Guest
Fatani
Celine
Peter Karnt
P Vrles
Tek Hears
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