President Harding Urges Peace and Economic Reform
President Harding addresses Congress urging continued world peace, coordinated postwar readjustment, and domestic measures to stabilize tariffs and finance. He calls for flexible tariff policy, farmer relief, labor capital harmony, and prudent funding of foreign loans while stressing unity and constitutional respect. He notes need for relief at home and abroad, including Russian famine aid, reclamation programs, and prudent national debt handling.
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The Key as Seen in The World’s Work Papers
A fragmented excerpt reflects on faith in the country’s future and market opportunity. It mentions J C Monman, a man who rose without a backer and built a business on faith in quality, family values, and low prices, tracing a chain of advocates and opportunities.
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Deaf Blind Girl Called Marvel Of Senses
A deaf blind girl named Willeta in an unnamed town demonstrates extraordinary sensory abilities. She perceives colors by smell and sound by touch, and identifies objects, money values, pages in a directory, and colors with remarkable accuracy using heightened senses beyond sight and hearing.
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Mme
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Tie
Chippowe
Detroit and Cologne amid talks of public rail ownership gains
A garbled discussion references Masurs and Pomilations with Mr Coeur muager of Detholt urging public ownership of tramways. It hints at a plan to run nine routes for citizens, and mentions a mayoral election and potential shifts in property and funding, including a controversial German school debris.
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