Tagore criticizes wrecking of councils and Hindu Muslim unity
Calcutta reports Sir Rabindranath Tagore denounces proposals to dissolve legislative councils and questions India self government. He urges building new institutions, prioritizes rural regeneration, and warns Hindu Muslim unity remains the central, unresolved issue amid religious and political tension.
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Calcutta
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Shore Line Changes After Japan Earthquake Deemed Extensive
Tokio reports the Sagami and Izu coastlines have risen as much as nine feet with new shallow seas and small islets forming along Miura and Boso peninsulas. Kaili charts for Sagami and Tokio bays are in use as land risen while Inatori and Oshima show subsidence.
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Trains in Germany Offer Limited Comfort and Service
Hamburg reports a winter travel scene with scarce fast trains fewer sleeping cars and hotel shortages outside major cities. Motor touring is limited and foreign tourist visits have declined as inns run low on bread and bars near closure.
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Associated Press
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Just Insurance 107: Seventh Phone A9
A compact listing item notes insurance context labeled J. R. Holmes and references to a seventh phone line designation A9. The readable text is fragmentary, with no clear events or dates available.
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London Seeks To Popularize Films In Britain
British cinema push gains pace as Great British Film Week draws attendance with royal presence. Only about 15 percent of films shown in Britain are British produced, with American reels dominating. Proponents aim for half British content, though theatres often revert to American stars amid box office pressures.
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Associated Press
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British National Film League
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Tahiti Adopts Jazz
Tahitians increasingly embrace Western culture and jazz as they face fading national identity. The piece notes loss of language, traditions, and pride under strong settler influence, warning that the pure Tahitian race may vanish within fifty years.
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Associated Press
Archaeologist Finds Rich Field In Ancient Philippine Relics
Manila reports progress from Carl E. Guthe's year of systematic digs in Cebu Bohol and Samar. Finds include native skulls Chinese art and pottery linked to Tang Song and Ming dynasties and jade axes dating back two millennia. Results may clarify insular history and Chinese influence.
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Associated Press
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Carl E. Guthe
University of Michigran
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Cebu
Bohol
Samar
Philippines
Guthe
Pasig
J. Otley Beyer
University of the Philippines
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Porto Rico Land Bank approves vast loan activity
Porto Rico reports 1700 loan applicants totaling over 5 million dollars in the Land Bank of Baltimore’s Porto Rico branch during its first year. About 600 applicants have been approved for full amounts, with monthly lending around 300 600 dollars. Loans reach nearly every municipality with coffee growers and other crops represented.
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Federal Land Bank of Baltimore
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Paris Boys Receive Training in Factories and Theaters
In Paris a two year program in a leading automobile factory educates sons of workers through alternating lectures demonstrations and hands on shop work with an additional year in the shop. Graduates gain practical experience to direct their future careers. Similar training is spreading to Paris theaters for sceneshifters in equipped houses.
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Associated Press
France
Theatred of
London Moves to Halt Street Digging
London officials react to frequent street tears as 65 bodies hold statutory rights to dig up roads. Borough surveyors fault the post office for new telephone cables on freshly paved streets. A traffic bill is ready for Parliament.
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London
Associated Press
Frank Pick
Underground Railways
Pine Cough Syrup Remedy From Pinex Guide
Pine is used in cough remedies and a pine syrup mix can ease throat and chest membranes. The guide suggests 2% ounces of Pinex in a pint bottle with homemade sugar syrup or alternatives, claiming relief within 24 hours and urging readers to buy Pinex from the Pinex Co. with satisfaction guaranteed.
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Monarchist Hopes Fade as Austria Shifts Away From Monarchy
Vienna reports the failed Ludendorf Hitler coup has reduced monarchist sentiment across Austria. The aristocracy and old elites remain, but mass republic support grows as workers strengthen republican institutions. Foreign loans and economic strain push focus toward work and domestic business, not throne restoration.
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Associated Press
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Austria
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Ludendorf
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Prisoner clemency urged as Christmas charity plea
Belfast dispatch reports Cardinal Logue calling for rapid release of prisoners and closure of concentration camps in the Free State before Christmas. He notes hunger strikes by many inmates and urges hunger strikers to abandon the dangerous action. only serious criminals kept.
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Associated Press
Ireland
Cardinal Logue
Free State
Thieves Sweep Berlin Stealing Metal From Churches
Berlin reports widespread metal theft with bronze statues moved to safety. Robberies began last New Year’s Day with a wagon set sawed off. The criminals targeted churches cemeteries and trains with copper pipes and roofs seized. About twenty suspects are under arrest as authorities intensify efforts.
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