Silver policy and Far East power shifts debated
The essay argues the U S silver purchase from China signals a shift in Far Eastern policy with broad implications. It links currency and tariff tactics to global competition among the United States Britain Japan and Soviet Russia, noting Japanese influence in China and the Philippines while warning of consequences for open door trade and national honor.
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Treasuy
China
Russia
Japan
United States
Tae Wuether
Sehom
Manchuhng
Worl Choa
Roosevel
Tapan
Far East
Philippines
Polica
Dilipinos
Philippine Islands
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Nonila
Lnte
Washington Watch
Philinotte
Diva
Amere
Tokyo
Uetalands
Dagw Valley
North Ching
Philppine
Congress
Jaxpan
Monroe
Security and relief debate reshapes political old age plans
In Washington a surge for real security drives talk of pensions and farm relief as religious groups push for aid. The piece cites Townsend plans, social security progress, and mixed views from Roosevelt supporters, noting economic strains, NRA reflections, and public relief concerns across states. It notes church welfare pivots toward parish aid and critiques of corporate interest and state rights in relief measures.
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Earl Copwitr Asiington
Kingdom of Heaven
Townsend
Maury Maverck
America
Relef
Roosevelt
Dia
Church of Latter Diy Saints
Taklox
Borsavele
Water deprivation rarely fatal within hours
A fragment from Collier's Weekly notes that even with severe drinking water loss a person has rarely died in less than two hours. The brief statement discusses the danger of rapid water deprivation and its physiological implications.
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Anya Collier's Weekly
Charley’s Narrow Escape From a Cave Ordeal in Guanajay Hills
Charley descended into a rock walled cave with improvised torch and wandered through four rooms and twisting passages. When the torch failed, he crawled on hands and knees for hours, battling hunger thirst and exhaustion, losing the sense of direction. A faint air and a final push brought him back to daylight where he reached a hospital before dawn. He now carries the memory of that cave when visiting the subway.
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Charley Carson
New York City
Charley
United States
Spain
Eponymy League
Tatogs
Fehdler
United States Cavalry
OulGt
Guanajay
Ravana
Charteyan
Tle
Gallesses
Binalle
Ted
Charfey
Oregon Trail Catalogued as Extraordinary Highway
An Old West author extols the Oregon Trail as the most remarkable road in history. It spanned about 9,000 miles from the Missouri to the Columbia, a vital unbridled route used by settlers and explorers before any widespread civilization along its length.
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Finland
Uscle Sam
Elvons
Europe
Flatibd
France
Cereqoy
England
Italy
Oregon Trail
Missouri
Columbia
Yew Forks
Independence
Kansas Cry
Fort Vancouver
Oilson Bay Company
Unclear Paris Mail System Sealed in Fragments
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a firing mail system in Paris with mentions of malt, wrapping, and market actions. The text notes people bearing coats of arms for sale and wrappers, with references to deposits and collections at central quarters, and references to a villager and wartime context. The passage is garbled and lacks cohesive events or clear persons.
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Paver Mente
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