The New Premier of France as Millerand Returns to Power
The piece traces the early partnership and later estrangement of Georges Clemenceau and Alexander Millerand, recounting Millerand’s rise from journalist and labor reformer to premier. It notes Millerand’s roles in Waldeck-Rousseau and Briand governments, his 1913 war ministry, and his recent appointment to lead France, amid Clemenceau’s enduring influence.
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Third Republic
Paris
Justice
George Clemenceau
Alexander Millerand
France
Millerand
Clemenceau
Hiekory
M. Clemenceau
Rue
Franklin
M. Millerand
Valdeck-Rousseau
Briand
Dominique
M. Jonnart
Alsace-Lorraine
Sir Oliver Lodge on The Other World in Indianapolis Visit
The Indianapolis News reports Sir Oliver Lodge on his lecture tour in the United States. He believes men may live after death but doubts a separate afterlife, noting witnesses describe familiar elements from this world and stressing mixed testimony and possible deception. He cites repentance and possible recovery after death, and says most people are weak and strive to do better, a view echoed by young war dead.
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Oliver Lodge
Oliver
Sir Oliver
Heaven
Hell
Jeweled Dice Box From Life
A vivid metaphor compares the brain to a jewel box filled with precious stones and rough imitations. Stones with dimples and fiery eyes symbolize thoughts and memories. Life is described as a crowded dice box where the mind continually rolls chance on the conscious stage.
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Meduco
Guus
Artiata
Valuable Little Island Chronicle of Nauru phosphate wealth
Article from the Dearborn Independent cites Thomas J. McMahon discussing Nauru as a rich phosphate island in the central Pacific. It notes millions in value, fertiliser demand in Australia Japan and Indewl, and proximity figures to Australia New Zealand Japan and America. The piece frames Nauru as a treasure island claimed by Australia and contested by Japan.
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London
Thomas J. McMahon
Earth
Central Pacific
Nauru
Australia
Japan
Indewl
Nour
Equator
New Zealand
America
Treasure Island
Ambiguous Anglo British Pact Rumors Stir Debates
Fragmented text hints at a discussed Anglo British agreement and tensions among anglophobes in government. Mentions buffer, arms, and potential political shifts but content is garbled with many misspellings and incoherent phrases.
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Peros
Red Armiga
Pipe troubles reflect old time tobacco quarrel
Dialogue shows Sandy and Jock debating pipe use and expense with dialect language. Sandy complains about his satisfaction and cost while claiming other men’s tobacco makes his pipe tight and hard to draw. The exchange highlights everyday habits and economic concerns.
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Sandy
Jock
Bond Purchases and Investor Sentiment During Liberty Loans
The piece argues Liberty loan results show investors faced losses as buyers paid par while bonds fell in value, creating public disgust. It contends the loans would be worth par at issue and redemption, implying current discounts reflect prudent risk rather than mispricing.
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Vanderuip
Political Education League
Germany
Interracial Council Plans Public Campaign On Alien Labor
A statement from the Interracial Council led by T. Coleman du Pont says hundreds of workers may depart the country in response to deportation fears. The group seeks to reframe aliens as human beings and to counter views of them as mere cogs, citing a could be million workers planning departure nationwide.
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Adusteres
Interracial Council
T. Coleman du Pont
Henee
New York Times
America
Congcticut Valley
Bryan Denies Cult Link and Seeks Reservations for Treaty
The report notes Mr Bryan denying any cult with the president and urging Democratic senators to support the treaty with reservations deemed temporary by their ideal opponents. It mentions neutral conciliation and cautious curtailment toward the League of Nations amid political maneuvering.
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League of Nations
Maryan
Wealth as Trusteeship in Modern Economies
W J Wollman reviews a three month span of affluent philanthropy and the shift of wealth from mere consumption to capital goods. He argues modern wealth functions as a production oriented trust benefiting all, not just the rich, and critiques socialist rhetoric about income tax and top wealth shares.
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Andrew Carnegie
Awa
H. C. Prick
John D. Roeckefeller
Wonden Editions
Great Britain
Ford
United States
Rockefeller
Tue
Steel Corporation
If You Work For A Man Loyalty Trumps Cleverness
The speaker urges undivided loyalty to one employer and the institution it represents. He argues that if you owe wages and bread, you should work wholly for the boss, avoid backbiting, and resign rather than vilify the organization you serve. Disparaging the institution harms both it and yourself.
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Kimg
Even Washington Not Spared
The Dearborn Independent notes Patrick Henry criticizes the framers of the Constitution, citing Washington with mixed praise and critique. It highlights Washington’s valor yet questions conduct of Philadelphia delegates and echoes views on controversial figures and events.
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Dearborn
Patrick Henry
Phliadelphia
George Washington
Washington
Must Furnish Fireworks In Mexico Visit
Fragmented OCR yields a garbled note about Cabrera inviting Benator Pall to inspect Mexico. It hints at a white blouse, a president’s mind, and county announcements but unclear events or dates.
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Cabrera
Benator Pall
Mexico
Mary Palle
Wien
Pall
No safe harbor promised in Carrania dispute
The letter warns of inflated claims that Mexico under Carrania will yield danger to El Paso and nearby towns. It alleges a senator's yurt may face kidnapping or murder during the envoy’s visit while predicting hostile exchanges between the two nations.
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Fall
Mexico
Carrania
el Paso
Malls
Uncle Sam on Hayti From the Literary Digest
The United States watches Santo Domingo and Haiti noting improvements in vaccines and travel safety. Port au Prince shows cleaner streets and better conditions though some remote mountain areas remain dangerous. Oil wells in the gulf region reportedly flow water rather than oil.
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United States
Marct
Cuba
Santo Damin
Hell
Uncle Main
Lawler
Port Au Prince
Halt
Epee
Visltors
Port Au
Mom Tamploo
Gulf Tenon
Republic
Chinese Impression of American Society
Geoffrey Chu Chen offers a critical portrait of American elites as poseurs, praising polished manners while exposing superficial learning and hollow self boasting. He highlights superficial greetings, pretended courtesy, and rote discussions of art and literature, with little genuine knowledge underlying their culture.
Future Cemeteries With Living Records And Vaults
Dr. David Fairchild proposes transforming cemeteries into attractive urban spaces with a library like building containing fireproof vaults. Personal records, photographs, phonographic voices, and moving pictures would preserve family histories for generations, letting the dead “come alive again.”
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David Fairchild
Dr. Fairchild
Texas Woman Active Democrat Worker in State Ranks
Mrs. Percy V. Wennynacker of Texas is a leading female Democrat, serves as associate national committeeman for her state, and attended the recent party dinner at the capital.
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Percy V. Wennynacker
Texas
Capital
Fashion and morals clash as Parisian trends alarm nations
The article notes the shah’s view on French and American style shaping opinion. It warns that when the trend passes, the world will mock the era with tales of manners, while questioning the impact on gunners and national reactions.
Germany and the Treaty Debate
Discussion notes that the treaty is not rigid and could adapt to both punishment and relief for Germany. It argues allies may justify constructive policy and flexible terms, with focus on relief where warranted and destruction where necessary.
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Germany
New York
Ibself
Senators and White House Debate Direct Presidential Elections
A writer argues no voter has elected the U S president and notes prior senators who became president, referencing James Monroe and others. The piece cites a New York Evening Post dream where the Senate alone would choose the president, with ballots counted and a single vote per senator.
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Dee
Banate
Stu
Priestlerts
Legins
James Monroe
Senate
Darrison Cenator
Indiana
ISP
Psst
New York Evening Post
Thomas B. Heed
Panama Canal Dividends and Costs Highlighted
The Indianapolis News reports Panama Canal dividends at 3 percent require drawing on about 12 million dollars annually for five years. Expenses exceeded receipts by large margins, totaling about 45 million in five years on a 4 percent interest basis. The analysis notes the canal’s strategic value for American commerce and war-time effects on finances.
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Indianapolis News
Panama Canal
Alexover
Hoover Candidacy Examined By Party Conventions
The piece weighs Hoover's fitness and party loyalties as factors in his candidacy. It argues conventions choose candidates not presidents, and stresses public speaking and war-time leadership as secondary to the political process and enthusiasm among party factions.
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Hoover
Bieh Cine
de Te Rahi
Wispy verse notes from the Milwaukee Journal scene
Fragmentary text references Peraian Pariaian and Omer Khaya wisdom. Mentions shah visiting Pane and woe among others. Western Uife imagery and Varig as a commenting visitor are noted in a lyrical, obscure passage.
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Peraian
Pariaian
Milwaukee Journal
Omer Khaya
Shah
Perala
Uife
Varig
Japs Plan Railway Guilding and Military Railways
Reports from Indianapolis National to a cabinet pledge outline reorganising the rail system for war. The plan envisages civilian bodies aiding the military rail network and expanding Japan inspired rail capacity. strikes by public servants and worker noncompliance are deemed intolerable by Premier Delacrvis as he vows action.
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Indianapolis
Chamber of Dlogat
Delacrvis
Aude
Thousands Endorse PE RU-NA Claims Across States
Letters from customers nationwide praise PE RU-NA for cures and relief. Quotes mention chronic stomach catarrh, catarrhal deafness, head and throat congestion, liver trouble, rheumatism, and general well being. The ad urges keeping PE RU-NA on hand for emergencies and health protection.
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Martha C. Dale
Mississippi
W. A. Edgar
Cooper St
Atlanta
Georgia
Leona Dodd
Medon
Tennessee
Marital Advice Duel Confounds Witty Couple
A quirky dialogue shows a husband and wife debating who yields opinions in marriage. The sober tin figure recounts a failed attempt at harmony as both sides claim generosity and yielding, ending with mutual misunderstanding rather than agreement.
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Anoether
Donne
Pope's Card Compound Promises Fast Cold Relief
An old advertisement promotes Pope's Card Compound as a quick cure for colds and grippe, claiming two hour dosing until three doses are taken. It guarantees to open blocked nostrils, stop runny nose, relieve headache and feverishness, with a pleasant taste and low cost at drugstores.
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Pape
Grippe
Ady
Correct Attire and Costume Quandary in Film Plot
A fragmentary caption questions the actress's clothing choice and overall costume accuracy within a motion picture plot. The garb discussion hints at character portrayal and wardrobe expectations amid a scene.
Ballon Airship Quotation Notes Debate in Baltimore
A Baltimore American snippet questions if a craft is a dirigible or merely a balloon, reflecting local curiosity over aerial observations. The exchange highlights public fascination with airships and aviation terms.
The Likeness in a Turbulent Time
Fragmentary lines hint at social or political tensions involving Turkey and a group feeling fed up, with dialogue on joining or representation. The incomplete text provides few concrete details about people, events, or dates.
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Turkey
Subdued Tlubdubl Reflects on Marriage Change
The quote notes Tlubdubl appearing quieter as Ele once believed he dominated, then adds that he got married. The fragment hints at shifting personal dynamics and a new life event impacting behavior.
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Tlubdubl
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