A Grave Problem in Rail Strike Voting
A discussion on a potential ZY or HAUROAD strike, its likely impact on rail service, wages, and freight rates under President Harding. Analysts weigh labor power, government intervention, and broader effects on merchants and customers, noting wage changes and purchasing power as central variables.
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Hauroad
Paslenad
Feaders
Inter
Prion
Bsindly
Thri Baveromenk
Ain
Riailroad
Interstate Cranmerce Commission
Pat
Maen
Political Theater and Hardin Presidency Stir Capitol
The trial balance suggests Secretary Fails disposition and naval oil reserve policy faced private interests. Court debates unions and administration while strikes turn violent. Harding’s tax stance and veterans bonus policy spark controversy as Attorney General Dougherty faces accusations. The political clash promises a sharp contest of opposing philosophies.
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Reset Vwardng
Senate
Supreme Cores
Senglor
la Fol Lelle
Harding
Nosales Fix
Dougherty
Morse Pardin
Birth of a Nation in China Thwarted by Old Factions
General Wu asserts power to resist Sun Yat Sen and De Sun as Chang Tso-lin era leaders clash over a united provinces plan. The piece hints at martial action and political maneuvering, portraying Wu as a military figure who could end foundational delays to China’s federation while factions resist personal gains.
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Eneral WU
Chang
United Provinces of
China
de Sun
Dr. Sun
Sun
Unclear text about caapi drug use and future warfare
Fragmentary excerpt describes caapi use by natives and claims it makes warriors fearless and superhuman. Mentions Dr I H Busby of Calum nu University observing the drug on scientific expedition. Text unreliable and garbled with speculative future weaponry notes.
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Capi
I. H. Busby
Calumnu University
Glorifying War in Lab and Airborne Scenes
The excerpt questions the romance of battle by contrasting rapid air assaults with the antiseptic nature of chemical warfare, asking where the glory of war remains when actions become laboratory tasks and clinical procedures. It argues that without displayed courage, enthusiasm wanes.
Prenatal Career Choice Debate Sparks Ethical Question
A discussion notes that prenatal soul-choosing by parents may link to medical conventions and famous names, but argues most success comes when a child selects a career naturally. It warns that parental influence often leads to misdirected work paths and repeated failure.
Flapper Statuette Unearthed At Boston Museum
An ancient Egyptian flapper statuette, 4000 years old, is on display in Boston. Discovered in a tomb, the figure shows bobbed hair and a suggested permanent style. The immortal line notes life’s perpetual repetition as her parents would have fussed at her hair.
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Boston Art Museum
Flying CMMPERCIAL airprime in France faces many quirks
Fragmented text notes 10000 passengers and 175000 tons of baggage per year for French airprime firms with a mishap rate of 1 per 860 trips. It jokes about freight trains, on time performance, and rough non sequiturs about boxing matches and misprints.
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France
Uistally
Aly
Church Pension Plans Extend to Ministers and Lay Readers
A Church News Association report outlines how the Church Pension Fund extends life and disability coverage to ministers and lay readers across denominations. It notes expanded university affiliations, reforms to allow pension benefits when ministers switch denominations, and calls for greater unity among pension fund agencies amid widespread participation by churches and Christian denominations.
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Ti Fe
Church Pension Fund
Gramme Life
Church Pension Plan
Costopol
Diacesin
Armee
University of
Cours
Disciples of Christ
Avid Kinley
Wesing
Teas
FAC Dhaho
New York
The Solution of the Reparations Difficulties
Frank H Simonds argues at length that reparations must be settled through a managed sequence, detailing Versailles terms, Allied demands, and Britain United States France debt cancellations. He analyzes Germany's payment capacity, French reconstruction costs, and the potential of debt cancellation eased by an international loan as a temporary fix. He cautions that true settlement requires ensuring Germany can pay a sustainable amount without triggering broader crisis.
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Imiavigels
Saonurts
Wilken
Germany
Tavis
Amos
Paris
Tavita
Cnrfset
Federarion
Iuehes
Australa
South Africa
Hhang
Cands
Gorin
Lnur
Britain
America
Liporge
Fraser
Belgium
France
Easvetlontiun
League of Nations
Audi Snd
Tunis
Treaty of Versailles
Jenet
Amin
Ada Ay Venes
Ono
ADA Taniekaageols
United States
Reparations Commission
Dif’ Lemby
Demangemare
Ney
Cormall
Nevosr Abel
Yrmer
Winsse
Eithat
Dirden
Cnim
Tan
Ant Bie
Matess
Great Britain
Lloyd Teorge
MW O
Italy
Trermany
Earb
Eptilemeny
Faet
McClure
Fish that gun for their prey in Polynesian waters
Four groups of archer fish in Polynesian waters chase huas, insects, and flies. They shoot small water jets with high accuracy to knock prey into the water, a feat observed in Java basins with a stick and insects. The fish are kept as domestic pets in some countries for witness to their marksmanship. Christopher Columbus first brought sugar cane to this continent on his second voyage.
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Brehm
Java
Christopher Christopher Columbus
Fishing By Berton Braley Describes Boredom With Angling
A mixed poem recounts the speaker’s frustration with fishing. The narrator rejects the idea of constant waiting and repeated casts, preferring to sit, wait, and endure backache rather than chase constant activity. The piece contrasts others’ energetic fishing with the author's disdain.
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Berton Sralett
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