World Court clash and domestic politics amid upheaval
The piece argues for and against the United States joining the World Court, criticizes Senator Lodge and President Coolidge, and surveys international tensions in Europe and Japan. It cites California politics, Bolshevik influence, U S immigration questions, and economic shifts after the election. It mentions a bobbed hair bandit case and a French coffin suicide.
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Senator Lodge
Coolidge
World Court
United States
League of Nationg T
Japan
California
Thar
Eliam Jennson
Eneland Broadcasts Reach Across Nation in Aged Broadcast Era
Fragmented OCR reads like a surreal note on a distant broadcast network. The garbled text mentions a Penn State college radio and a reverberating “rattle” and “lina’s roar” with references to ancient beings and earth. The piece reads as a damaged historical snippet.
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Penn State College
Earth
Nations Seek Russian Trade as Soviet Policy Attracts
European nations push to re establish commerce with Soviet Russia after its new economic policy permits private enterprise. Countries including Italy Sweden Ireland Latvia Lithuania Estonia Finland Romania Turkey Belgium Germany and Balkan states show interest while unofficial steps glance toward rapprochment with France and Holland.
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Russia
Spain
Portugal
Canada
United States
Italy
Sweden
Ieland
Latvia
Lithuania
Esthenia
Finland
Rumania
Turkey
France
Holland
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Belgium
Germany
Balkan
Rattle States
Barrie’s London comeback joke and UK theater buzz
London clubs repeat Sir James Barrie’s latest quip during a rehearsal of What Every Woman Knows. Godfrey Tearla’s line provokes Barrie to lampoon government praise with a pun. Barrie, recovering from recent fitness, remains strong in London royalties. Dorothy Dickson tipped for Barrie’s next leading role amid revival chatter.
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Dorothy Dickson
Living Cost Dictator Faces General Discontent in Paris
Paris vendors protests blame high living costs on politics not duties. The article notes a devalued franc and a rise in expenses since 1921, with 1923 costs up about 38 percent for eleven months versus 1921. Rimbert’s decrees lack enforcement due to limited dictatorial power.
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Paris
Rimbert
Local Advertisers Face Outlook Amid Market Uncertainty
Fragmented OCR text suggests merchants fear rising advertising costs and spoiled views along a waterfront, with officials signaling caution about billboard lines and sea vistas. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear entities or events.
Pass by Flane from Lend to Faris
A transfer states that Flane moves from Lend to Faris in a historic loan agreement. Details outline the direction of movement and the involved parties, with emphasis on ownership and transfer terms.
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Faris
Student Fatally Shoots Teacher Then Kills Himself
An Italian student, Mario Riva, shot Professor Mariani after being suspended for an unbecoming composition. The teacher was severely injured, the student then killed himself, leaving the incident under investigation in Bergamo.
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Mario Riva
Mariani
Riva
Bergamo
Marianet
Route of Earthquake Foretold Says French Savant
Paris reports Professor Bigourdan, a renowned French savant, argues that earthquakes travel in cycles and could be foreseen by wireless seismograph links. He proposes a chain of wireless stations to detect disturbances and warn towns along an approaching quake.
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Bigourdan
China
France
Violinist Ordered to Play for Prisoners at Bridewell
Carl Carrell, a self described Swedish musician, told Judge Barasa he could not pay a $25 intoxication fine. The judge ordered the desk sergeant to send for his fiddle and said he would entertain the inmates at the Bridewell.
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Chicago
Bridewell
Carl Carrell
Barasa
Cari
Jidee
Twin-Engine Amphibian Newest British Plane
London reports the first twin-engine amphibian aircraft completed trials and handed to the Air Ministry. It carries 12 passengers plus pilot and engineer, uses two 260 horsepower engines, features folding wings and a retractable landing carriage with the latest aircraft devices.
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London
Claim First Library Established In Weat Amesville
Amesville Ohio residents claim the first public library was established here by New England pioneers who settled near Athens. They cite the historic Goonakin Library and note Boy Scouts are erecting a log cabin in the village center to commemorate the libracy.
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Amesville
Ohio
Athens
Fete
Alleghany Mountains
New England
Britain plans 2.5 million homes under 15 year program
The labor government in Great Britain proposes building 2.5 million homes over fifteen years to address housing needs. Conservatives question why a rich nation would invoke labor plans, suggesting the program as part of the solution amid political debate.
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Great Britain
Methodist convention in Springfield debates communism label
At a Springfield convention Methodists reacted strongly to a claim the church was communistic. The crowd cooled after noting the founder of Christianity advised the rich young man to give to the poor, not Leon Trotzky.
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Springfield
Leon Trotzky
Tan
Unearth Royal Status of Ancient Entemena Statue
Archaeologists unearth a royal statue from Ur Mesopotamia dating around 5 000 years old. The fragment shows Entemena King of Lagash circa 290 B C with the head missing. The temple to the moon god was rebuilt in 20 B C and remodeled by Nebuchadnezzar Cyrus the Great. Persian destruction followed later.
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Mesopotamia
Abraham
Entemena
Lagash
Nebuchadnezzar
Cyrus the Great
Prohibition on New York River Front Tightens
Prohibition is slowly gaining a foothold on the New York river front despite rumrunners and bootleggers. Stafford Wright, superintendent of the Seamen's Christian Association, reported in his annual review that during the year ending March 31, 112 temperance pledges were signed.
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River Front
New York River Front
Stafford Wright
Seamen's Christian Association
Capital Invested in Railways in Argentina
British capital in Argentina totals 4 050 000 000 with over 700 000 000 invested in railways according to a contemporary report.
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Argentina
Fort Crab Fort May Be Preserved as Revolutionary Relic
Fort Crab at Rensselaer New York could be preserved as a Revolutionary relic. The fort is linked to British Army surgeon BR Schuckbury who wrote a satirical piece titled Vankee Doodie to taunt American colonists and dates to 1772.
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Fort Crab
BR. Schuckbury
Vankee Doodie
Rens- Efelaer
New York
France Extends Ban to End Chaffinch Decline in Singing Contests
The Minister of Agriculture announces a firm halt to the decline of chaffinches used in singing competitions. It is reported that about half of France’s harvests have been damaged by various parasites.
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Foeance
France
Women Carry Bananas and Goods on West Indian Trails
In the West Indies women tramp four miles at a steady pace carrying bananas oranges yams and brown sugar to weekly markets. South American coffee and cotton planters hire women and children at lower wages despite higher output. Women trade fruit vegetables and green goods with deck traders aboard steamships linking islands.
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West Indies
Isany
Veteran Judge Endorses Tanlac In Personal Case
Honorable A. P. Tarbox a Nebraska judge and long time attorney recounts relief from stomach indigestion after two years on Tanlac. He cites Civil War era illness, built health and energy, praising Tanlac and urging readers to try it. Over 40 million bottles sold. Tanlac advertised by its manufacturers.
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Nebraska
Oklahoma
Farragut Post
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Ideas Seldom Evolved by Pencil Thinkers
A short dialogue frames a warning about a harmful habit of nibbling pencils. The piece suggests the act signals a lack of thinking and connects it to danger and disease, urging readers to notice pencil toothmarks as signs of poor thinking. The Nation's Health.
Will You Be Mine Question From Kansas City Star
A fragment from the Kansas City Star quotes Sol Swagg of Fiddle Creek venting about northern drivers in motor cars and threats to move to a private swamp. The snippet includes a line about lynching and a request for romance.
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Kansas City Star
Lost A Mother Rediscovered In Quirky Town Tale
Rene frantically reports his mother’s disappearance. Ludovic questions the odd phrasing as Rene explains they have alerted police, solicitors, and even a crystal gazer. The dairy is told to send half a pintless milk daily as a further precaution.
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H. A. Munro
Turkey’s Luck on Tuesday Era After Conquest and Lausanne
Turkish press links two historic Tuesdays to mark a fortune turn. They note the 1453 Constantinople entry and the expulsion of a caliph ending a dynasty, and cite the Lausanne treaty signed on a Tuesday as a case for Tuesday fortune.
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Bach to His Taste on Radio Pleases Many Classes
Louisville Courier Journal notes a radio program pleasing diverse audiences including marines and children. The piece highlights a sweet-voiced storyteller Sally and mentions prize-fight returns as popular content.
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Louisville Courier-Journal
Castoria Recalled in Detroit Newspaper Ad
A Detroit News clipping recalls Preicher's Castoria marketed for over 30 years as a harmless substitute for teething aids with no narcotics and directions on each package. A nine year old boy in a golf outfit tries to reach a theater for an important appointment, weaving through a crowded lobby as witnesses note his concern and urgency.
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Preicher
Detroit News
Red Frog Warned In British Guiana Jungle Find
Scientists from the New York Zoological Society report a bright red frog discovered in British Guiana jungles reputed as a village charm. Local belief holds that cutting the frog into pieces and rubbing parts on rifles will ensure weapon perfection.
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British Guiana
New York Zoological Society
Popular Mechanics Magazine
Ash Tray Rule Could Become State Car Requirement
If Washington state adopts forestry service advice ash trays would be legally required in cars passing through forests. Trig noted cigarette use by women raises fire risk due to discarded stubs, fivefold higher than before.
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Washington
Forestry Service
Trig
Taking Chances in a Domestic Feud at Louisville
A front page note from the Louisville Courier Journal details a woman and her beau amid repeated arguments and two instances of facial violence. The letter asks whether to marry despite the abuse and requests guidance for FE Mary.
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Porhead
Louisville Courier-Journal
Old Staff Tears Over Tooth Loss Story
Fragmentary note describes a patient crying over a tooth extraction. Mentions Kasper and Stockholm in a casual, uncertain tone with minimal context.
Girls who sing mocked amid dubious scheme
A terse critique targets a group of girls who believe they can sing, describing their confidence as a questionable plan and suggesting they should seek a more reliable framework of thought.
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