The Theory of the State and the League of Nations
A historical essay arguing the theory of the state leads to a universal empire or League of Nations. It cites scholars like J. K. Biluntschlf and modern authorities, urging ratification by the U.S. Senate and warning against political opposition. The piece links universal law, international authority, and the progression toward global governance.
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League of Nations
United States Senate
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Universal empire and the League of Nations debated
A passage discusses Europe's distress, the Tryan race's claim to world leadership, and the idea of a universal empire. It argues Europe lacks spiritual maturity rather than will and power, urging knowledge about humanity and international law before a true world state can form. The Peace Conference in Paris faces this task.
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Europe
Globe
Paris
League of Nations
Sky pilots and ministers face ticket window ruse tale
A Missouri ticket agent recalls ministers trying for half fare and tells how a Bible in the family changed a plan as a clergyman, posing as a scholar, debates Paul and scripture with humor and sharp wit.
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Sky Pilots
Missouri
Neck of the Woods
Kansas City
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Kansas City Star
Quaint Island Smiley parish features modern touches
Smiley, an unusual English tile island near London, remains a parish where roads shops lamps telephones and motor cars mingle with public houses and post offices though the text cuts off before finishing.
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Smiley
England
London
Two Sailors Face the Atlantic perils at Sea
American troopship departs New York for France as Stonewall Jackson and Welcome Brown stand at the forward rail. They contemplate torpedo threats in the choppy Atlantic while one vows to be the second man to walk on water and survive if torpedoes strike.
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France
Stonewall Jackson
Welcome Brown
Atlantic
Stonewall
John &. Scroggins
Traveling Man’s Experience by W. H. Ireland
A Louisville salesman recounts a tale of cholera morbus in summer 1888. He pays a porter to buy Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy and, after a double dose, wakes the next morning well and ready for travel.
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W. H. Ireland
Louisville
Government Announces Food Prices in War on Shortage
Washington August 2. Government announces fixed prices for foods as part of wartime measures. About 58 000 postmasters will issue orders and buyers pay parcel rates in addition. Rising living costs and railroad strikes drive agencies to act to restore normal prices and curb surging inflation.
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Hines
Culver
Leffingwell
Palmer
Congress
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Washington
An Old Fault Finder and Digestive Health Tip
An irritable fault finding disposition is often caused by indigestion. A man with good digestion and regular bowels is usually good natured. When troubled with indigestion or constipation take Chamberlain's Tablets as they strengthen the stomach and aid natural bowel movements.
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