World Court as Path to Harmonious Peace
The writer argues for outlawing war by international agreement leading to a world court where nations pledge to punish their own wrongdoing. He questions reliance on Supreme Court precedent and contemplates the need for enforceable global force, noting patriotism can hinder peace and that only a future instinct for peace may sustain humanity.
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Fermitor
Norahig
United States Supreme Court
Teojhank
Ptate Tourte
Snike H
League of Nations
Gangest
Saint Tui
Earth
Free Seed Bill Defeated In House Vote
A proposed permanent annual seed distribution appropriation failed in the House. Supporters argued funds could benefit the farming public while opponents urged strict economy and opposed large annual allotments. The measure would have allocated about half a million, avoiding the usual 965 thousand line item.
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Congress
House
Hotwe
American face in Berlin fashion fad among youth
Report from Berlin notes a trend among young men to emulate the American sport face, shaving twice daily to keep a clean look. The style includes a waxed mustache and occasional Charlie Chaplin like hints, while older men retain varied facial hairstyles. The piece ends with a call for Europeans to imitate admirable American traits beyond appearance.
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Berlin
Mgt
Ty Jenown
Aus Kuiter
Twenty Years Ago In Lovells Station Journal Files
A fragment from the Journal Files dated March 7 1908 recounts incidents in Lovells Station including a drunken brawl with a bail cut, people returning home from various trips, a stable keeper greeting the crowd, and birthday celebrations for Dr Christie of Colima. The piece notes visits by John Dutton Agron Francis Miss May Smith Nellie Rayman and others in town and mentions the Kinnear Manufacturing Company exhibiting an acetylene generator and plans to install new displays in Warren. Bo Dawson and wife take an Easter pleasure trip to major eastern cities and property changes bring Dennis Parson’s Parke Place Street to new ownership with James Wright the jeweler moving in.
Women Choose Husbands Professions In Paria Poll
About 20 000 readers answered a Paria magazine inquiry asking which profession they preferred for their future husbands. The manufacturer’s role drew 9 000 votes, scientists 3 000, and military or naval officer options drew few votes, while many favored no state employment. The results suggest American tastes vary and defy simple predictive patterns.
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Paria
Hietigaker
Hightein
Americas
Building Boom Pushes Costs and Rents Higher
In a wary preview of postwar housing, wages and building costs rise while supply expands. The essay warns that higher rents may offset new homes, yet increasing competition among developers could eventually push rents and real estate prices downward as more housing stock comes on line.
Student Walking Tours At New York University Promoted
University of New York plans student walking tours guided by Survey members as background for special topics. Routes will be extensive, with credits toward college legends. The program blends travel with education, aiming to inspire broader study and practical observation.
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Europe
University of New York
Nis Woherme
Comic Voice Highlights Tax and Movie Fees in March of Events
A noisy jumble of names and snippets complains about taxes and movie fees, citing Charlie Chaplin and Will Hay. It hints at economic strain, rural woes, and civic talk as shoppers and workers face rising costs and public debates in towns like Dennison, Ohio.
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Charlie Thaplin
Bota
Argultie
Mavieature
New York
Martin Patire
Kirl
Wennie
Dennison
Ohio
Politics and morals clash in public life insists Engled speaker
The piece cites an Engled woman arguing that political morality is more sterile than business ethics. She contends leaders pursue expediency under extreme parties, while true virtue would demand higher standards in public life than in private affairs.
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America
Women as Dry Sleuths in Prohibition Debate
A fragmented discussion explores women as agents in enforcing Prohibition in a era context. It weighs whether female involvement could bolster enforcement, while noting social and moral tensions between perceived feminine nurturance and public responsibility.
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Mia Gifforet
Pinnhas
Nerturylvania
Tomouse
Wyehest Trust
Yeaydin
Finehot
Big Horse Sale At Akin Barn Union City
Twenty high grade farm horses will be sold at public auction at Akin Barn Union City on March 10. The sale is recommended by the farm bureau and advised by BN Williams.
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Akin Barn
Union City
Fann Bureau
Thinging Paint
BN. Williams
The Greatest Eminkents In Bel So Far To A Chaser
A brief note highlights notable eminkents on display in Bel, marking standout efforts and trends observed by local observers.
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Colima
John Dutton
Agron Francis
May Smith
Nellie Rayman
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Kinnear Manufacturing Co
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Buxie Men’s Association
Hest Week
Bo Dawson
Washington
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Alex Melynes
Dennis Parons
Tom Sims
BIG Horse Sale
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Tie
Conor
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Basment
B. W. Stennett & Son
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