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Newspaper

Paris Post

Location

Paris, Idaho, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1922

Page

3

Is English set to become the universal language

A historic survey argues that English is rapidly shaping as a world language surpassing French and German. It cites Esperanto and Volapuk as past attempts while noting English dominance in diplomacy commerce and education across nations.

Volapuk Schleyer -of- Baden L.L._Zamenhof Warsaw Washington House of Representatives Philadelphia Orient Jmany British Isles America Australia New Zea Africa Europe Mexico South America South China Japan Russia Near East India Portugal Brander Matthews Hongkong United States Matters International

Lincoln Man Defends Breach Suit After Matrimonial Scam

In Lincoln Nebraska Isaac Stine wealthy merchant defends breach of promise suit filed by Gertrude Henoch of Brooklyn claiming she traveled 2000 miles with promises of marriage a $1500 ring and a limousine. Henoch testifies Stine refused to marry after the ring vanished and accuses him of theft and religious disagreement. Her family previously connected to a motion picture business. A fatal train crash near Absicon New Jersey claimed the Stratton family. state police probe reports motorists refused aid at the scene.

Lincoln Neb Isaac Stine Gertrude Henoch Brooklyn Trousseau Mr. Stone Nebraska New-York Miss’ ‘Henoch al Henoch Absicon N. J John OL Stratton Arenc

Looking In on Congress From the House Gallery

A reminiscence on how Congress handles bills from introduction to passage. It explains committee referrals hearings, amendments, readings, and the conference process, noting the roles of major committees and the rule that only a small share of amendments survive to law. It ends with Buncombe origin.

Congress House Senate Washington Appropriations Committee Ways and Means Tve Aia Rules Committee Fife House—Of—Representatives White House House of Representatives Henry Clay North Carolina Clay Buncombe

World Wealth Stored In Unique Personal Pouches

The piece surveys how various nationalities conceal wealth. It notes English use of coins and cash in simple pockets, Americans carry greenbacks in a wallet, Germans favor embroidered purses, South Americans hide cash in belts, Italians use knotted handkerchiefs, Spaniards show similar charms, and Russians stash money in boots or clothing linings. It also mentions early time lock developments by Ad engines and Yale and Sergeant models.

Girl Jumped Into River to Please Sweetheart

Bertha Lloberda and Michael Bondoviega of Chicago were involved in a river rescue event after Bertha reportedly leapt from a bridge at night to prove her love. Mike followed, pulled her ashore, and Bertha was later released by Judge Trude after an alleged attempted death by self, while Mike left town vowing never to marry.

Michael Bondoviega Berta Lloberda Chis Enderstood Mike Bertha Trude

Chilean State Railways Appoints Woman Engineer Leader

The head of Chilean state railway engineering forces is a woman, marking a notable leadership breakthrough in the public sector. Her appointment signals progress for gender representation in technical roles within the national rail system.

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