President's Aunt Amazes Friends Votes Democratic
Mrs Milet Tharding Dike, aunt of the President, voted Democratic in the recent primary, astonishing friends. Mrs Dickerson, a Harding-Coolidge Club member, grew up near the President and offered no reason for her party switch. She traveled to Washington to support her nephew.
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Machine spirit and gravity harnessing claim in a muddled note
A fragmentary letter discusses a supposed machine and its “spirit of the machine” claim to harness gravitation. The writer asserts inexpensive demonstrations without fuel and promises to show the machine operating autonomously, while acknowledging skepticism. The garbled text hints at a planetary system model and self powering device.
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Is This True Most People Dishonest About Opportunity
An unclear quotation from London Saturday Review questions whether most people are dishonest when they retreat opportunity and face legal implications.
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Greek Sovereign Praises Near East Relief Work
The Greek sovereign lauds the Near East Rebel organization for saving thousands of Christian lives across Aria Winor ane Prars eaucasia. The praise was presented in a formal address by the Greek government, with officials like Ge Harton and Charles Vo Vickrey noted in attendance.
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Fragmented Near East Relief Message Amid War Turmoil
The text describes Near East Relief efforts and reactions to the Greek war and Asia Minor crises, mentioning Adm Conrad of the Royal Hellenic Navy and mass relief bids for Armenian and Greek populations. It references volunteers, charity appeals, and distress from ruined districts, with scattered lines about New York figures and locations.
Army Head Asks Armenian Aid For Distressed People
General Harbord, chief of the Near East Relief campaign, appeals to the American public for funds to aid Armenian women and children in distress. He notes widespread hunger and illness among refugees in Mosul and other regions and urges charity to prevent further deaths, citing the relief effort led by the army and allied organizations.
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