Manchukuo Solidifies Ties With Japan Amid World Changes
The piece argues China would resist no more and a truce with Japan leads to Manchukuo’s independence under Pu Yi. It predicts his coronation as emperor, Japan’s protectorate, and a potential expansion of Manchukuo, with limited external interference as Tokyo’s influence grows. The United States opposes recognition, but prospects hinge on Japan’s support and regional stability.
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Mancherlo
China
Japan
Great Wall
Manchukuo
Henri Pu-Yi
Russia
Manchukuo Agai
Pu Y
United States
Henry Pudi
Son of Heaven
Probes on Pujo Report Spark MorGAN Inquiry Debate
Samuel Untermeyer argues that adopting the Pujo committee recommendations twenty years ago would have blocked Morgan era practices. He recalls interlocking directorates and bank connections cited by the Pujo report and faults Congress for not acting. He says investigations attract sensationalism but often yield little lasting reform. He warns that even revealed practices risk public harm and that Congress must pursue constructive follow through.
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Samuel Untermeyer
Puyo Committee
Untermeyer
Puyo
Congressional Committee
Morgan
Congress
Pujo
Congres
Small Town Writer Chooses Life Over City Fame
Lewis Stone, famed for quirky nature stories in Wuisttd Conn, died recently. He repeatedly refused metropolitan offers, preferring Winsted where he joked I am just a small town man. The piece notes a trend of top talent chasing city riches, while some stay loyal to home.
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Lewis Stone
Conn
Big
Atv
Stone
Seems
Meyer
Gray
Ymar
Sagan
Coolidge Ant Reiater Walsh
Metropolitan
Tate Thanice Company
Mera
LTT
Thoreta
Ceahl
India
Small town man chooses simple life over city rush
A reflective piece argues that ambitious youths leave small towns for metropolis life, chasing money while sacrificing satisfaction. It contrasts the calm, wholesome pace of rural living with urban crowds and impersonal towers. The author suggests more people would benefit from embracing small town values and contentment.
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Las Bank Balanes
Tim
Unclear wording about future earnings of dog movie star owner
The fragment questions what lies ahead for the owner of a highly paid dog movie star and mentions economists forecasting difficult livelihoods for the next generation amid warnings of hard times and scarce easy opportunities.
Fewer Deadbeats Rise in Retail Credit Cautions Rise
Records from 306 establishments across 25 cities show less fraud and few bad checks than at the peak of the depression. Credit managers gain significance in new accounts and checks, while shoplifting and slow accounts persist. Prosperity increases caution, while some classes commit more nonpayment. The return to normal employment is expected to balance the situation.
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Exers
Postoffice to Receive 4.5 Million New Pen Points
Assistant Postmaster General Evans orders 4 500 000 new pen points for Uncle Sam's post office desks amid decades of complaints about scratchy unreliable pens. The old design dates back to Franklin era. new points to be issued daily if needed, signaling a welcome reform in service materials.
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Asistant
Evans
Uncle Sams
Pot Office
Uncle Sam
Benjamin Tianklin
Editorial: Kidnapping is a test of law and nerve
The piece argues kidnapping crimes threaten public order and demand harsher penalties and stronger policing. It notes recent arrests of perpetrators of notable cases but contends decisive prosecution and capital punishment could deter further offenses. It calls for experienced detectives, tougher procedures, and public resolve.
Termites court testing wood damage and treatment methods
A historical Washington article outlines termite behavior and damage in wooden structures, detailing how workers and winged termites attack timber, identify signs of infestation, and describe preventive measures. It notes decay risks in planks, doors, trim, and floors, and mentions experiments by the Department of Agriculture on treatment including creosote dipping and fumigation techniques.
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Department of Agneniture
Perros
Miles
Han Poe
Wenden
Fragmented prose on wartime decay and discipline echoes
A dense, fragmented text discusses decay, discipline, and art as a path to mastery. It references damage at a building, terms like cost, fines, and a vague wartime context. The piece meanders through imagery of gardens, insects, and moral exhortations, with scattered references to time and effort.
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Wendom
Oleg
Opey
Andy
Hoya
Haut
Answers to Questions From Helena Independent
A long OCR style questionnaire lists queries on railroad salary levels camp relief for unemployed women desert filming locations, biographies, public health groups, and various historical figures. It includes scattered answers referencing March 1 1902 salaries, the Desert scenes in Algeria, Ferdinand Pereira, and old New York law figures.
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Mls
Lera
Tallady
Walia
Algiers
Robert Wihens
Stare
Piaso
Perora
Niesta
Sct
Lss
Yen Cewah
St Stephens
Innus Vier Darmar
Data
New York
Democratic Porte
Vorning
Orlean
Remarkable Health Guide On Foot Muscles And Proper Alignment
A long health feature discusses how foot muscles influence balance in children and the need for proper development through exercise. It notes a common inward foot tendency, the role of inner muscle thickening, and the potential use of braces or splints with medical advice.
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Mars Ehlien
Renlova
Canal joins Chicago with teeming south
Fragmented report describes a connecting canal project joining Chicago with southern regions, details freight charges and cargo movements. It mentions a federal government role, river systems, and planned revenues, with references to western farmers and upcoming weather impacts.
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Chicago
Federal Government
Ecore
Nodnzen
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Omaha World Herald
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Soerlan
Washington
Inna
Eal
Jake
Kaw
Hand Tultivators State Nursery Co
Rlimar
Qhia
Helena Independent
Helena Independent Enformation
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Frederick Hopkin
Washington, DC
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Noros
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