Harding administration tangled in public policy and war aims
The piece critiques President Harding on foreign policy and domestic governance, noting delays in peace with Germany, unsettled plans for Europe led by Elihu Root, and continuities with Wilson era challenges. It questions the simplicity of government despite campaign promises and highlights unresolved military and diplomatic questions. It also reports on Elaine murder case legal actions and local reactions.
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Harding Aims to Lead Nation Into Era of Good Feeling
The speaker asserts belief in Mr. Harding and his promise of an era of good feeling. He notes Harding’s need for skill, ability, good graces, and soul power to usher in this national period after a campaign with a different set of challenges.
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Germany Fights Trade with Occupied Areas and Boosts Exports
Germany enacts controls to prevent exporting goods to occupied provinces and imports from non occupied areas. Licenses from the Inter-Allied Rhineland Commission are invalid. Export duties on girders doors and many metal parts are reduced. A British business delegation notes renewed German industry, clothing, and food, with strong automobile production and rising exports to neutrals and Allied nations.
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South Africa
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China
Household Hints On Cocoanut Veils And Soup
Steaming cocoanut for half an hour in a colander makes it like fresh. Old crepe veils can be revived by steaming over a tea kettle spout. To skim fat from delicate soups, chill the soup on ice and strain through a fine wire sieve.
Allied Trade Barriers Shape Rhine Province Exports
A report from Guaranty Trust Company notes Allied control of Western Germany customs and a ring of eastern customs houses. Allies could raise export duties on the Rhine to curb German output or stimulate own production, potentially shifting factories across borders to Holland, Belgium, or Switzerland. British industry officials foresee sanctions countermeasures by Germany, including tighter import taxes and looser export controls, as negotiations continue.
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