Covenant of the League of Nations text presented
The document outlines the League of Nations covenant with articles on open relations, arbitration, council and assembly powers, permanent secretariat, disarmament, territorial administration mandates, human rights, labor standards, and the admission of new members. It lists articles on legal obligations, dispute resolution, and procedures, including the role of a permanent court and the handling of violations, with a roster of original signatories and invited states.
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United States
League of Natios
League of Nations
League of Race
Iesque
Samiasion
Seston
Vail
Akeetebly
of & Council
Tims
Teague
Njun
Sauna
Arminion
Tie Secretariat
Eacwelte
audi @ersiaries
Rede Cmunel
Oss
League
Univeres Postal Union
Geneva
Tme
Secrariat
Ao Anien
Tenmne
Enutl
Ilameet- Inge
Bem Ind Yee
Teas
Diplo
Macy
League For
Court of International Justices
Uwe
Council
Assembly
Artic IX
Senarat
Heo- Tehary Gunstal
Counell
Vha GF
Thenerem
Jeague
Srticis
Leagu
Ceraberint
RAE
Shell
League of Treaties
Thovn
Staten
Bost
Central Africa
Mandatory
The
Sach
Teague Meall
Inague
Lague
AMNGX
Leagues of Nations
United States of Haiti
America
Hedjaz
Belgium
Honduras
Bolivia
Italy
Brasil
Japan
British Empire
Liberia
Canada
Nicaragua
Australia
Panama
Attica
Peru
New Zealand
Poland
India
Portugal
China
Roumania
Cuba
Venetate
France
Greece
Crecho
Slovakia
Guatemala
Uruguay
Paraguay
Persia
Chile
Salvador
Colombia
Spain
Denmark
Sweden
Netherlands
Switzerland
Norway
Venezuela
League of Nationa
Sir James Eric Drummond
German Rights Over Kiaochau Ceded to Japan Treaty Text Described
The document outlines that all German rights in Kiaochau including mines cables railway and related property are transferred to Japan. It lists movable and immovable state properties and privileges in the area becoming owned by Japan free of charges. Germany must hand archives, plans and deeds to Japan within three months of the treaty's entry into force and disclose all related treaties or agreements.
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Aternany Renmimenes
Sayan
Jan-Chnu
Bakaorst
Teing-tao
Trinan-Ful
Ite
Ines
Japan
Tsing-tao
Shanghai
Che Foo
Kinn
Germany
Kiao-Chau
Pins and Needles and Nerve Sensations Text
A fragment discusses the common pins and needles sensation from nerve pressure. It describes prickling felt in the arm and feet when pressure is applied and then released. The passage links gradual nerve recovery to renewed sensitivity after straightening a leg and regaining warmth.
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Ean
Plus and Needles Phrase Sparks Commentary in The Herald
A letter from the New York Herald criticizes public responsibility and self awareness, urging personal accountability for actions and words. It warns that indifference to ethical matters harms others and stresses the need to sponsor individual ideas without resorting to mockery or blame. The exchange also notes anxiety over rising prices and a looming diamond trust.
Home cooks share kitchen tips and recipes for cool weather
A period piece guide offers practical advice from cleaning silver with a chamois to making sassafras tea. It blends household hints with seasonal recipes for soups, fish, mushrooms, and pickles, plus fruit preserves and canned tomatoes.
Sling Relief Described By Surgeon In Medical Journal
Dr T W Lamson describes a new sling for arm injuries in the British Medical Journal. The design passes over the elbow of the healthy arm and elevates the shoulder, reducing strain on nerve roots and preventing the painful arm from dragging on the nerves.
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T Wae Lamson
Bayer Aspirin and household remedies in old advertisement mix
An assortment of vintage product notes describes Bayer genuine aspirin in Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with poison directions for colds pain and rheumatic conditions. It notes price per tin of 22 tablets and lists uses and manufacturing claims. The piece also mentions unrelated items on temperature experiments and a soap and cosmetic product, plus a humorous society-editor anecdote and a quip about senatorial courtesy.
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Bayer
Bayer Munufpetare
Hotel Hostility and Eloquence Across an Odd Collection
A Kansas City Star style item quotes Capt Lindsey Polk discussing European hotels as inferior to American ones and lampoons hotel guests who demand lavish table linens. The note moves through wit about speech, a professor’s chatter, and a humorous aside on a minister’s work while noting gendered reactions to tears.
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Lindsey Polk
New York
Paris
Contentious fools and dictators in modern discourse
A reflective column contrasts the contentious fool with lack of knowledge, labeling these figures as nuisances. It cites a proverb from Israel about fools and notes the persistence of such self-styled dictators, alongside ragtime and blues as cultural references.
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Israel
Mexican Music and Its Folk Roots Described
The article compares Mexican music to Spanish and Cuban styles, noting its national color in folk songs. It highlights melancholy tunes and lively dance strains similar to rag time and early jazz, rooted in epic themes from lower-class stories. It mentions "La Cucaraelut" as a popular piece among American residents.
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South
Earthquakes and Timber on Simatu Island
Simatu island near Sumatra experiences quakes about every 12 days with Rasak a large heavy tinder and Lagan a softer timber. Trees grow 100 feet high, only flower rarely. Singabang is Dutch-governed with modern amenities. the sole white resident is the governor and no church exists.
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Simatu
Sumatra
Indian Ocean
Singabang
Island
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Ney
Saar
DO Suffalo, N.Y
California
Uncle Sam
Horton
United Pharmacal Products
Ce. Nox
Ind
Lynn Base
Everts
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Sheakias
Dallas News
Sorghum
Pais
Dros
Administer
Mexico
St Louis Globe-Democrat
Postum Cereal Company
Battle Creek, Mich
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