Navy and arms cut talk shadows Genoa policy debate
News Review outlines naval pact ratification and protests over cuts. It covers Senate votes on the Washington conference treaties, the gas and submarines accord, and looming nine power and tariff pacts. It notes budget clashes, coal strike, and Lloyd George Genoa policy before Parliament.
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Edward W. Pickard Aving
France
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Washington
United States
Borah
Johnson
California
Pacific
Navy General Board
King of Utull
Senate
Wadsworth
New York
Military Affairs Comitttes
United States Army
China
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Must Have Known Pickerel from Uncle Jim the Trapper
In a summer reminiscence Uncle Jim the trapper catalogs as a fish maniac and recalls a morning on water before sunrise when a pickerel jumped near their boat. He urges patience and to wait to catch it on the return, reflecting his fishing lore and calm judgment.
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Rosle
Toole
Uncle Jim
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Jim
Diamond Dyes Advertises Textile Coloring in Vintage Note
An ad describes dyeing a sweater skirt and child's coat with Diamond Dyes. The text mentions options for wool or silk and asks whether fabrics are linen cotton or mixed. The fragmentary copy reads like a period fashion or home craft promotion with uncertain details.
Embarrassing the Boss in an Odd Exchange
An offhand remark in a Birmingham Age Herald style piece recounts a boss questioning an employee about his duties. The unnamed speaker cites a photo of the “foe propped up” on the desk and a game of golf as distractions.
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Duybwelte
Amiurt
Dirmingham
Traffic Fracas Highlights Patience Lessons In Town
Citizens recount a chaotic driving incident where a car followed the flow into town before stopping on a side street. After numerous attempts at moving on, the driver repeatedly honked while an officer urged calm and compliance with orders.
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Wayside Tales Excerpt Reflects Learning Confusion
A fragment from Wayside Tales depicts a father explaining a difficult concept to a boy named Harey. The dialogue hints at maturation and the idea that understanding grows with time, while the boy and classmates struggle with abstract terms like length and gratitude.
How Was He to Know?
A garbled OCR fragment recounts an incident in a main office where a person trips over an electric cord while handling a stack of statements. The narrator describes a fall beside a tamper and mentions the price in Chicago and Trillane, with no clear attribution or full sequence of events.
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Congress
House
Pershing
General Harbord
Hawaiian Islands
Panama Canal Zone
Anthony
Kansas
War Department
Weeks
Noteot
Hawaii
Panama
Pita Minous
Anthretic
Rome
Pittsburgh
Ghia
Kanawha
Relic of prehistoric age sparks interest in England village
Fragmented text reports a discovery near Glamorgan England of a prehistoric lake village site with clay mound dwellings and relics. The report notes wooden remains and bone splinters, with one digger uncovering millions of tons of clay and implying unexpected finds amid a long excavation.
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Mementi Toulury
New York
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