America first slogan sparks European disapproval
Europeans view the America First slogan as selfish and humiliating. Rev. Charles C. Macfarland, returning from Western Europe, says Europeans see Americas aloofness against the war's memory and note Europe too is rebuilding. He warns the phrase echoes old German sentiment and risks harming trust.
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Federal Council of the Churches of Christ In America
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Clothiers deny claims of falling prices this spring
Ta- Ala delegates return from the National Trade Fair and deny public statements that clothing prices will drop this spring. Dealers, who did not provide notes for publication, express a wary wish for lower prices but refrain from firm commitments.
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Unsanitary Bolshoon? Confusing Times Union fragment
A garbled clip from the Florida Times-Union references Bolshevik derer and a misattributed song. The fragment mentions unsanitary Bolsh, ambiguity over a quotation, and a stray line about the song I'm Forever Blowing Bubbles not being written by a Bolshevik.
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Florida Times-Union
Women Club Leaders Debate Hill-Climbing Age Policy
Fragmented report notes City and County Federation of Women's Clubs with about seven thousand members. They discuss age limits for leadership roles and abandon a hill-climbing rule as shifting attitudes appear. References to Chinese women and domestic roles are included in a broader social commentary.
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City and County Federation of Women’s Clubs
Leofi Hill
China
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