Publicity in diplomacy at postwar conference debate
The piece argues for open public sessions at the Paris conference to shape outcomes on disarmament and settlements. It notes U S diplomacy favors blunt openness, while warns secret talks risk unclear deals. Public scrutiny could influenceFar Eastern questions and leverage American leverage in diplomacy.
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Washington
Aenevieann Press
de Ested
Paris
Versailles
Japan
United States
Why You Do It A League Against Handshaking
A whimsical discussion of greetings worldwide noting that handshakes, bows, and other rituals signal friendship. It contrasts customs in Paris New Guinea Turkey and China, suggesting greetings reflect social norms rather than deep meanings while highlighting the humor and confusion in universal politeness.
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Ligue Contre la Poignes de Main
Paris
New Guinea
Evelyn Nesbit and the fading glamour of a publicity wife
A raunchy early 1900s portrait critiques Evelyn Nesbit as a symbol of virtuous decline crushed by a schemer. The piece laments her rise on notoriety, subsequent miseries, and the public fascination with a fallen beauty on the edge of wealth and scandal.
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Velyn Nesbitt
Evelyn Neshit
Nic
Lee Inghal
Useless IAT is an education worth in Boston
Ed ward 13 Batash a Syrian youth speaks six languages but cannot find work. He is not like the typical college graduate who lacks specialization. He knows too much and cannot be hunted the cast. Seek a practical education first and then pursue culture and refinement.
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Boston
Edward
Batash
Universalists and Catholic rites frame November events
The article details a big national Catholic and Universalist gathering in Washington and Baltimore around November. It notes figures like Archbishop Curley and Cardinal Gibbons, mentions sermons, processions, and plans to dedicate churches and campuses. It covers Bible distribution, language work, and the push to expand church influence in the capital.
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Universalisis
Walshington
Romare
Ita Liniversalist
Ebarehew
Jong
Wincon
Vhi Universal Inve
TAA
Rorushords
New York
Washington
Curley
St Aygngsing
Judiimore
Cardinal Gibbons
Quayn
Harvest Festival at First Presbyterian Draws Large Crowd
Octogenarians attend the Harvest Festival service at First Presbyterian Church as a special feature draws a sizable parish turnout. The event includes a noted ceremony led by church leaders and celebrates fall traditions with music, readings, and community fellowship.
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First Presbyterian Church
Babson’s View on Railroads and Steamship Rates
The article argues freight rates fell while passenger rates stayed high as ships idle at U.S. and English ports. It notes reduced immigration steerage and foreign exchange pressure, with demand shifting to freight versus passenger travel. Shipping losses may trigger reorganizations. long-term outlook favors restored travel demand and eventual steamship recovery.
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Gulf
Nise York
the &Frene
Elis Island
Sadat
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Wade
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Iho
Kane
Prasenger
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