The Unknown Mr Kent and the Palace Coup
Kent and Ivan secure Baron Provarsk during a palace standoff as Princess Eloise arrives to confront the usurper. Kent vows to kidnap Provarsk after a tense escape through corridors, warning of execution if alarms are raised, while Provarsk feigns bravado under threat. Kent then exits with Provarsk toward an awaiting automobile, while Ubaldo and guards react to the dramatic rescue.
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Ivan Ale
Knuchion
Aployers
Jim
Molieu
Beigart
Ubaldo
Eloise
Baron Provarsk
Ivan
Provarsk
Kent
Tie
Elas
Streas
Epigrams of an Arab in Asia Magazine
The piece highlights Emir Feisal’s tact and charm while recounting witty anecdotes from Paris and the peace conference. Feisal’s quips about modern statesmen and history showcase his sharp wit, likening politicians to paintings and describing imperial claims as a caravan in the desert.
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Asia Magazine
Emir Feisal
Paris
Emir
M. Pichon
France
Syria
Balfour
Karl Marx Confuted and the Rise of Capitalists
The Baltimore Sun notes today that the number of people owning property has grown since a decade ago and questions Marxist predictions that the middle class would shrink. It cites a 19th century Stuttgart convention remark by Karl Kautsky as evidence against the idea that capitalists will steadily vanish. The piece asks readers to compare Marx’s predictions with the growth of corporate stockholders in the United States and draw conclusions.
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Provarak
Lile
Baltimore Sun
Karl Marz
Stuttmart
Kauteby
United States
Sun
New York Herald
Abandonment of Farmers Reported in Michigan
The Minneapolis Tribune notes the state faces farmer departures over three years with vacant farmhouses enough to housing the idle. It cites nine percent of Michigan farms idle this year and a shortage of workers over sixteen. The report mentions civil war losses and a drop in farming labor, highlighting a rural crisis.
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Minneapolis Tribune
Division of Agriculture of
Michl
Michigan
Jackson
Furma
Dizziness Across Ages and Habits
The article explores vertigo causes from adolescence to old age, noting young people cope poorly with misinformation while middle aged and elderly face arteriosclerosis and related risks. It cites Cabot and Gowers on anemia, heart disease, and stomach factors, and surveys arterial, neurally driven dizziness with emphasis on practical advice.
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Cabot
Gowers
Reducing National Debt Through Liberty Bonds and Notes
Guaranty Trust Co reports the U S total debt at the end of June 20 at 24 299 521 467 07, a drop of 2 297 380 160 44 since August 31 of the year. Liberty bonds total 16 218 447 003 and outstanding Victory notes 4 246 335 630. Treasury notes and other securities are shown at 2 708 927 600, against 9 4 001 199 060 89 on August 1, with further reductions implied by the debt statement.
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Guaranty Trust Co
United States
Treasury
Treasury Ce
Machinery for Revision Amid Versailles Tangles
The Springfield Republican notes unexpected issues in the Versailles treaty's German and French monetary arrangements in the Saar basin causing worker discontent. It cites the exchange rate and food imports, plus the need for ongoing revision of related legislation as Europe stabilizes after the war. Reports also mention Zeppelin activity linked to American interests and a campaign in Boye, marking renewed German air initiatives after a 16 day effort, reflecting broader postwar tensions.
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Springfield Republican
Sarro Basin
Meorke
Tinea
Ran Ehand
Life in Soviet Russia amid famine and plague
A journalist describes a March departure from Regal toward Petrograd and Moscow, noting border crossings and scarce traffic. He portrays famine with skyhigh prices, decayed sanitation, typhoid, and rationed foods, while factories run long hours and transport collapses.
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Fy 2
Bethonian
Foriou
Yudénieh
Titers
Ringes
Petrograd
Russia
A F of L Names Fair Delegate to British Congress
The American Federation of Labor names a female delegate to the British Trades Union congress. Sarah A. Conboy, secretary, is highlighted as the lone woman among labor union leaders invited to the event, signaling notable gender progress in union circles.
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A. F. OF
Sarah A. Conboy
British Trades 'Union
Working Back to Normal From the Milwaukee Journal
The article notes half of Antwerp's diamond cutters idle as American demand wanes. Prices for goods like leather and shoes rise sharply, while durable goods see less demand. It highlights wartime inflation, currency expansion, and a downturn in purchases as markets normalize postwar.
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Milwaukee Journal
Antwerp
America
Defia
Two Political Generals and the Harding Cox Duel
The Cleveland Plain Dealer examines the roles of chairmen Daugherty and Moore in the 1920 Republican nominating fight. Daugherty secured Harding by aligning with party old guard. Moore built Cox’s nomination from the convention floor citing a broad uninstructed majority. The piece argues Harding’s rise hinges on Daugherty while Cox’s on Moore’s strategy.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Moore
Daugherty
San Francisco
Harding
Chicago
Cox
House That Jack Built
In the San Francisco Chronicle a discussion on profiteering argues against blaming producers for rising prices. It notes that during inflation both producers and middlemen profit more, but their actions alone cannot cause the price surge or bind blame on them. It cites past periods of low prices with losses for producers and claims profitable collusion would have occurred if profiteering were feasible.
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The
San Francisco Chronicle
United States
Farma
A Jap s Answer Letter in San Francisco Chronicle
A letter to the Chronicle-Hir attacks Chinese calling them crook, highway robber, or gopher awake and urges independence. The writer pleads for Uncle Sam to help, complains about misinterpretations, and references war and education, ending with garbled lines about schooling and life.
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San Francisco Chronicle
the Chronicle
Crook
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Astormmen
Provarik Cumbry
Sodyt
Ana
Vost
Permont
John Rhodes
S of
Flonh
Baron Provarak
Baron von Hertz
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Karl Marx
Emperor
Japan
Robert Quillen
Saturday Evening Post
Germany
Soviet Russia
Moscow
Volga
Earth
Jack
Childres
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