Disjointed International News Reports Commonplace Events
A patchwork of items covers disarmament debates and funding worries in Washington, pilgrimage growth at St Anna shrine, dueling outbreaks in Hungary, European housing shortages, Askalon excavations, New York shipyard strikes, and Canadian wool shifts. Headlines span policy, religion, crime, archaeology, labor, and trade with scattered details and figures.
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Quebec
St. Anna de Bendoroe
Cote
Staten
Fone
St. Nursian
Washington
Vanderlip
Hungary
Ministry of Home Affairs
Senate
House
Military Committee
Kahn
Paris
Ambassdor Herrick Iis
Herrick
Askalon
Ereat Court
Herod the Great
Josephus
Apollo
Venus
Victory
Herod
New York Herald
Kell
William EL
Hemforth
United States
Awes
Billy
Treacury
Hotel Crillon
Tunis
Apain Pressures Tariffs and Global Trade Tensions
The report cites Apain using tariff threats, boycotts, and other measures against iry countries on behalf of Ryanieh wine manufacturers. It notes uncertain revenue effects, tax figures, and mentions earthquakes in California amid broader economic and political turmoil.
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Apain
California
When Doctors Disagree on the Pellagra Question
The article surveys historical theories on pellagra from 1730 to 1920 and contrasts Contagion and Deficiency arguments. It notes the Thompson McFadden commission in Spartanburg advocating sanitation and privies, versus Goldberger of the Public Health Service arguing for a deficiency cause linked to poverty and diet in the South.
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Cumming
South
Hirsch
Lage Magkiore
Lombardy
Maesart
Luscana
Frua
Lombroso
Italy
Elfrech
Sambon
Funk
Alescandosini
Beala
Thompson-McFadden Commission
United States Army
Spartanburg
8. C
Goldberger
Public Health Service
Mississippi
Elopement Sparks Catham Scandal Involving Mrs Jacobus
Mrs. Arthur Jacobus fled Catham New Jersey with chauffeur Filaccio Spagnolia and was found in Baltimore after three weeks away. They shared funds and room, Spagnolia held on 15000 bail, claims he acted as loyal servant. Jacobus hopes for reconciliation despite public uproar.
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Catham
N. J
Arthur Jacobus
Filaccio Spagnolia
Spagnolia
Jacobus
Beauty and grandeur of thin earth New Mexico described
Arthur Brisbane extols New Mexico from a train window. He portrays adobe huts of Indigenous people, vast desert lands, and blue mountains as a noble, endangered beauty. He urges geologists irrigation engineers and capital to unlock the region’s wealth and educate Americans through contemplation rather than conquest.
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Arthur Brisbane
New Mexico
London
Birmingham
Clies
Canaries
Indiana
Santa Fe New Mexican
Santee
Santae
Making Children Perfect: Johns Hopkins view on child discipline
Dr. L. F. Barker urges early spanking to establish parental discipline and introduces an allowance chart to reward self control. He warns against capricious feeding and emotional outbursts, and calls for consistent, cheerful parenting to avoid hypochondriasis and psychological contagion.
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New York Medical Society
L. F. Barker
Johns Hopkins University
Senate committee finds no immorality in buying a senator's toga
The majority members of the committee probing Senator Newberry's fitness declare there is nothing immoral in a man buying a senator's toga. They question why elections are needed if buying Senate seats is acceptable.
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Newberry
Senate
Harding ate eight doughnuts in Lancaster report
In Lancaster New Hampshire President Harding reportedly ate eight doughnuts baked by Mrs Nancy ONeal cook at Weeks household. The Senate bill to regulate the packing industry is said to have no teeth and only weakens the federal trade commission. The packers win.
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Harding
Nancy O'Neal
Weeks
Senate
Federal Trade Commission
Packers
Practical Woman from London Cures Sleep Talking Husband
A London reader asks a doctor to cure her husband’s habit of talking in his sleep and his wife snaps back that clearer speech would help more. The piece sits amid a discussion on enforcing exclusion act provisions that restrict Chinese entry via Canadian rail routes to the United States, with the secretary planning to route traffic through Seattle and other Pacific coast roads.
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United States
Hipston
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Italy
China
Panama Canal
Siberie
Russia
Japan
Far East
Great Britain
British Empire
Hemishere
Pacific
Trellises Improve Amateur Garden Plots This Season
A garden note urges planning and trellis use for sturdier supports. It praises wooden stripe trellises made from Cypress, dowels, and paint, plus galvanized low posts with wire fencing for crops like sweet peas tomatoes and grapes. Trellises can be stored in winter and cost is reasonable.
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National Crop Improvement Service
American tone improves piano strings with softer wire standard
Frank Baackes of American Steel and Wire Company explains that using a softer wire with balanced tension around 160 pounds yields a mellower sustained tone. The new wire reduces harshness and improves the piano’s American tone, now a world standard.
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National
Frank Baackes
American Steel and Wire Company
Native soldiers highlighted for valor in world war record
New figures praise Native American troops who volunteered for U S service though not drafted, with 17000 perishing abroad. Southern Pacific reports show wages dominate operating costs, and labor costs jumped after wartime, while Panama canal cargo rose to a record high last fiscal year.
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Southern Pacific Railroad
Panama Canal
Hao
Ford presses new rate cuts despite ICC rule
The Interstate Commerce Commission warns Henry Ford he cannot cut rates for 40 days after the last decrease, yet Ford continues to file notices of further reductions for his railroad. A New York church and a prominent educator weigh in on cultural shifts and youth study habits after the war.
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Ford
Henry
New York
Jae
One Day's Work From Wichita Eagle on Congress
The editorial recalls a hard day in Washington with the bonus bill's passage and tariff changes on hides and shoes. It notes party shifts, names key votes, and highlights those who supported soldiers while condemning others as self serving. The piece praises Capper Norris Hitchcock Lafollette and others for backing the veterans.
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Wichita
Congress
Hawley
Miss Hobertson
Oklahoma
Penrose
Kellogg
Aloe
Watson
Kannas
Woldiers
Lafollette
Norris and
Hitchcock
Nebraska
Washington
Scope of Arms Parley and Pacific problems explored
The piece outlines the Harding administration’s disarmament plan as broader than navy limits. It surveys Pacific questions, former German islands, and China issues, arguing for a global agenda including arms export bans and mutual security. It notes possible links to League of Nations Article X and warns of European entanglements.
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Harding
Brooklyn
League of Nations
Pacific
New York Times
Lindsay Russell
Japan Society
United States
Kiao-Chau
Japan
Yap Ia
Shantung
Great Britain
Wei-Hai-Wel
Yap
China
Entering the Electric Age and Its Promise
The piece argues that electricity costs stem from overhead wires and that new insulation will greatly cut leakage. It mentions 40-watt roadside lighting as an example and notes remarks by Frank Baackes of American Steel and Wire Company about rapid advances and future capabilities in power transmission.
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National Crop Improvement Service
Frank Baackes
Reniden
American Steel and
Wire Comwne
Vision of cheap power from waterfalls and mines
The text imagines electricity becoming so affordable that power could be produced at natural water falls and mines and transmitted to all farms. It envisions coal becomes unnecessary, railroads shift to other lines, no ash shoveling, cleaner cities, and constant light enabling farms to operate machinery efficiently and even turn night into day for chores.
The Dollar Trouble Reflects Mount Paul Market Strain
Monthly review notes the dollar gains marginally yet remains harder to obtain. Economic observer cites tight supply and consumer frustration as access to currency grows more difficult this period.
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Mt. Paul
The Collective Trouble With Our Gold Surplus
The piece discusses a collective burden of excess wealth among individuals. It analyzes how abundance of gold affects social dynamics and personal responsibility, highlighting tensions between opulence and shared welfare. It reflects on economic and moral implications of concentrated riches.
Travel caravan carries homes and goods in eight collapsible bungalows
Four Brooklyn families travel to Buhl Idaho in an automobile caravan carrying 28 collapsible bungalows, eight folding tables and stoves, and all household goods in Wrallera. They pursue loyalty to American institutions and the value of service and sacrifice.
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Brooklyn
N.Y
Buhl, Ld
Wrallera
Dark eyed girl kisses Lord Northcliffe in New York
A dark eyed girl in a pink dress kissed Lord Northcliffe just before his departure from New York. Bogland plans to board out children under years old committed by courts to Industrial schools. No child will be sent to a foster parent with three children and they must receive education and medical care. Parental contributions are expected for the youth offender’s maintenance.
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Lord Northcliffe
New York
Bogland
Mealeans Appeal for Protection Over Eviction Notices
Mealeans in Bartlesville Oklahoma appeal to local authorities after anonymous notices ordered them to evacuate within 24 hours. Fire damage and housing insecurity prompt calls for government intervention.
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Bartlesville
Okla
Mexico
New York Harbor
Fragmentary tale from the age Herald evokes a heavenward confession
The snippet presents a flirtatious exchange with a blush and disbelief, implying a romantic moment. Names, places, or dates are absent, leaving the event vague as a literary fragment.
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Inter Mountain Globe
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Yeoman, Pub
Hulett
Crook County, WY
Eviieon-Ford- Firestone
Viesin
Biliven
Guy
Europe
Great Barrington
Mass
Springfield
Soa
We Mietahken
Gonoral Allen
Rhine
Derniabe
Miek
Ue Pation
Yale
United Kingdom
Charlottenburg
Brown
Mercef
United
Cubs
Higahio
Vyihadivestok
Gore Uren
Ete Aa. Elal Te - Forayhteriaenaliot Party
Hubby
Arthur Jacobs
Lancaster, N
London Answers
Henry Ford
Mesa
Kwang-Tung
France
Indo-China
Sivlne
The
Philippines
Hawaii
Hawaiian Islands
Guam
Midway Islands
Hongkong
Wei-Hai-Wei
Kino-Chau
Germany
Yangtse Valley
Tibet
Yap Island
F—Holland
Dutch East Indies
Versailles
League
Louis
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