Impeachment talk and cabinet picks ripple through Washington
Edward W. Pickard chronicles the postwar political theater as President-elect Harding weighs seven of ten advisers including navy and labor posts. A planned Philippines governorship for Gen Leonard Wood and ambassador to Japan Albert Fletcher are discussed amid protests over German and Irish policy and a broad emergency tariff debate.
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New Yt Ypl Mail Box Test Marks City Line
A trial of an integrated post box system along a Georgetrown to Lockville route allows letters to be handed to the postman earlier than street boxes. Mail can be dropped into the top while cars move, with testing underway and potential future expansion.
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Georgetrown
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Blind student Rosalie Winters Cohen graduates early with honors
Fourteen year old Rosalie Winters Cohen, resident at the Sunshine Home for Blind Children in Brooklyn, graduates from public school six months ahead of schedule with highest honors. She has written music and plays piano violin and mandolin and is skilled with needlework.
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Sunshine Home For
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Exchange on fees after acquittal echoes courtroom tension
A defendant thanks the lawyer for acquittal and the lawyer questions taking part of the loot as fees, highlighting uneasy moral scruples in legal dealings. The Birmingham Age-Herald quips on expectations of reward in a criminal case.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
Words of Wisdom in a Comic Exchange
Ned and Odna exchange a flirtatious dialogue where Ned asks for happiness enhancing words and Odna advises remaining single. The snippet captures playful banter and social dynamics, reflecting lighthearted courtship language of the period.
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Ned—Darling
Odna
Ned
Wdna
No Doubt About It She Collects for the Poor
A dialogue sketches a woman insisting she gathers aid for the suffering poor by visiting their homes and speaking with them for hours, while a man doubts the extent of their need. The exchange highlights charitable activity and skepticism about true hardship.
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