Homecoming Demands Validation From Washington
The World says the great popular welcome to the president in New York should be noted by Washington while the Sun calls it a cooked up ceremonial pageant. Observers differ on the spectacle with some applauding the president and his mission, others doubting the League of Nations while some cheer the return of the U.S. leader.
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New York World
Washington
York Sun
Sun
Paris
Genuin
League of Nations
United States
League
Inconsistencies in 1776 ideals and imperial practice
The piece recalls the Declaration of Independence claiming equality and consent of the governed while slavery persisted in many states. It notes the Constitution protected slavery and allowed the slave trade, with three fifths representation, highlighting a gap between proclaimed ideals and long‑standing realities.
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League of Nations
Congress
League of
Adventurous Stowaway Aboard R-34 Causes Panic
The most daring stowaway named Thian snuck aboard the R-34 and concealed himself. Reported fever spiked to an incredible 120 degrees, leaving him rattled and fearing another liner event with fewer thrills in the future.
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Thian
Manly
Bre
The Airship's Log of R34 Voyage Draws Futuristic Hope
General Maitland's log recounts the R34 voyage as a practical, comfortable flight with windows to block rain and quiet operation. It contrasts with early airplane hazards and envisions a future where hundreds share similar sea sky passages aboard airships with berths, cookstoves, and a promenade deck.
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Genral Maitland
Atlantic
Maitland
Alcock
Tess
Society of the Pointed Beards in New York
A brief look at the rare Society of the Pointed Beards in New York, a club whose members required a specially grown beard ending in a one half inch point from the chin apex. Dinners mirrored the theme with matching menus and even celery leaves trimmed to a point.
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New York
of the Pointed Beards
Metropolis
New York Water Dept Reports Increase in Water Use
The New York water department announced that on July 7 New York City used 23,000,000 more gallons of water than on June 30. The rise signals the city’s first dry day was welcome.
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New York
German internee fined for cursing U S uniform in Baltimore
A recently interned German celebrated freedom by cursing the first American uniform he saw and was fined 151.45 dollars by a Baltimore magistrate. The report predicts more curses at the same rate and notes the risk of a beating before arrest.
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Baltimore
William Allen White Notes American War Value View
William Allen White tells a British audience that Americans made no claim to special military value in the war. He is the first American yet heard from to entertain such a view, suggesting a critical stance on American impact.
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William Allen White
William Allen
A Bold Haircut Sparks Likely Ugly Impression
A young man plots with his barber to appear bald beneath a hairy cap, a styling choice praised for its coolness yet deemed most lacking in comeliness. The haircut is described as the furthest limit of ugliness in view.
Independent candidate wins in St. Paul race beating majors
In St. Paul an independent candidate backed by organized labor and running on a Does of Nations platform defeated both the Republican and Democratic nominees to win the race. The article does not specify whether labor or the League secured the victory.
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St. Paul
Congress
Organized Labor
Does of Nations
Labor
League
Farm youth favoring farming over town clerks
The piece notes that agriculture pays well and sparks a shift among farm boys away from town jobs toward continuing farming, reducing interest in becoming salesmen or clerks.
Occupation Army Rapidly Withdraws From Germany
In the wake of a peace signing reports indicate the occupying forces are departing Germany quickly and with evident satisfaction. The move is described as occurring with maximum speed and evident joy.
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Germany
Prohibition and Snakes Stir Summer Crop Jokes
Prohibition may have reduced visible snakes but there is no failure of the usual summer crop of ...
Seat of Alaskan Delegate Contested
Fragmentary report notes a contested seat for an Alaskan delegate with unidentified officials and challenged seating arguments. The piece mentions procedural confusion and possible seating delays in a political assembly.
Medgerow Waste and Wheat Yields in Wales
The page notes Wales half an acre now covered by hedgerows and estimates a wheat yield if England and Wales were sown jointly. It claims a harvest could feed about one million people for a year. It also mentions wedding gifts in Musgary given to poor couples to aid them establishing homes.
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Wales
England
Musgary
Thom
Great Britain to pay United States 36 million in final military adjustment
Britain agrees to a final adjustment totaling 36 million dollars with the United States regarding military operations. The settlement resolves outstanding claims and sets a clear remuneration path between the two nations.
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Great Britain
United States
Wheat Growers Seeks Weekly Gatherings Amid Shout
Community notices invite Wheat Growers to meet every Wednesday and Saturday. The playful post echoes farm life with a cheerful shout and a friendly call to join neighbors in shared activities.
Tobacco Habit In Perfect Health With Nicotins
A dated health advert promotes quitting tobacco via Nicotel tablets from drug stores. It claims a simple method with a money-back guarantee if failed and mentions a Doctor Genmor warning about nicotine dangers. Eventually it promises quick relief and lists visible effects of cessation.
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Amy
Genmor
Archangelsk City Founding and Name Note
Aretangel is properly Archangelsk. The city was founded in Apuend to mark 120 years of Russia.
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Aretangel
Archangelsk
Russia
Fred McTigues Visits Cheyenne From Pie Siding
Fred McTigues is visiting Cheyenne, arriving from Pie Siding, with local residents noting his latest travel. The trip highlights community ties and regional interest in the visitor.
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Fred McTigues
Cheyenne
Pie Siding
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