What has become of the old-fashioned literature loving boy
The piece muses on a once avid reader who grew into positions of power in rail, law, and architecture, and recalls a girl with scandalous serialized romances. It argues human nature remains constant and that people still crave red-blooded stories.
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Captain Collier
Aleta
Della
Flora Garland
Aew
Daily Herald accused of Bolshevik bribery and gold subsidy
The article alleges the Daily Herald shifted toward Bolshevik sympathy due to a Russian subsidy. It cites the London Daily Mail and London Post claims that Russian government official Kamanoff delivered Bolshevik jewels to influence British labor. The piece condemns theft and bribery, labeling it propaganda dressed as subsidy.
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Daily Herald
Aece
England
London Daily Mail
London
Kamanoff
Russia
Britain
Léndon Post
Obedience and the Balance of Will in Child Rearing
The piece argues for structured routines in childhood to foster smooth family life and a sound conscience, while warning against blind obedience to authorities. It stresses obeying natural laws and learning to live fully with others and with nature’s dictates.
Verse and Vibes From A Fragmented 1920 Sporting Montage
A collage of sports and news snippets evokes boxing careers with Dempsey and Miske, baseball notes on Ping Bodie and a Pittsburgh fielder, plus broad 1920 references to distilleries and pork, creating a fragmented snapshot of era passions and headlines.
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Ping Bodie
New York
Chase
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Ping
Work and its fit in a military camp
In an army camp, horse detail duties caused constant friction and dissatisfaction among men. A psychologist selected the least intelligent to care for the horses, and the arrangement succeeded as they grew fond of the routine and the animals, finding solace in the work. Governor Cox accuses Senator Harding of eight flops, surpassing Miske by six.
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Cox
Senator Harding
Miske
Tuberculosis Increase in Japan Prompts Policy Action
Tokyo reports rising tuberculosis cases with totals exceeding one million. Mortality once ran at about one in four patients but may decline with improved prevention. Officials plan a charity hospital for consumptives in each prefecture as a response.
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Japan
Lihe
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