Independent stance on California Japan matter noted
In a broad discussion, the Wilson administration is praised for openness and noninterference, supporting California's right to pass its own laws while ensuring constitutional alignment and treaty obligations. The piece contrasts prior administrations Taft and Roosevelt and notes no imminent war with Japan, awaiting Japan's reply.
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Taft
Roosevelt
Japan
San Franisco
Pryan
Friends of Peace
Pendleton High School Applies Education to Practical Use
The New Lamp views education as a tool for practical application. Pendleton High School trains students to use learning in real life, with industrial courses dignifying labor and inspiring success in core vocations. The piece notes a global shift toward modern, utilitarian schooling.
Where the wild goose wings the northern home
A short lyric recalling a northern homeland by harbor springs. The speaker longs for freedom and nature, naming daffodils, orchards, songbirds, hemlocks, lakes, and golden sunsets under a northern sky. The verse closes with a sense of belonging and happiness at home.
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Freedom
Wright
Harbor Springs
Ich
Naming of the Tiber River in Roman Herald
The article discusses how the river running through Rome acquired its name, citing Greek and Latin writers. It examines classical sources and linguistic origins to explain the Tiber’s proper name and its historical usage.
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Albula
Tiber
Tiberius
Alba Longa
Thybris
Virgil
Rome
Secre tary Bryan dinner hints at wireless diplomacy
A Pall Mall Gazette cable item suggests Secretary Bryan’s wireless diplomatic dinner signals Washington’s new order and a national appetite for bold change. Ella A. Fanning in the New York Times warns against scandals and urges duty, right, and conscience amid looming peril.
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Ella A. Fanning
New York Times
Actor Confesses Trade While Receiving Help From Kind Woman
A frazzled tourist is helped by a kind hearted woman who provides him with food. He admits between bites that his occupation is an actor, highlighting the scene of hospitality and small town courtesy.
Stage work shifts away from reactors amid changing needs
In a terse exchange the reporter notes that stage crews no longer use reactors, signaling a shift in production methods. The remark underscores evolving theater or studio practices and the diminishing role of reactor devices in stage work.
The Apartment House That Jack Built Parody
A playful verse riff on a real estate tale from the St. Louis Post Dispatch. It lines up a mock sequence of scenes from the "apartment house that Jack built" with a cautionary moral about avoiding real estate being a sting.
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Jack
St. Louis Post Dispatch
Rug Buying Aged Turkish Rug Probe
A dealer peddles a purported Turkish rug to a customer, insisting on its genuineness despite visible wear. The exchange highlights buyer skepticism over authenticity and condition as proof of value.
Genuine Turkish Rug From War Seat Delights Buyer
A Cleveland Plain Dealer ad boasts a very genuine Turkish rug with powder burn stains and bullet holes as proof of its wartime origins. The seller asks 90 dollars, and the customer promptly pays.
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Cleveland Plain Dealer
Beanfugle’s Double Prize Plot Dilemma
In a Denver Republican excerpt Col Beanfugle plans to earn 20000 this year by writing a novel for a $10000 prize and a play for $10600, hoping to win both. His wife questions the plan as promoters report stock sales of 9000 shares while the duo talk of profits before the scene ends.
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Denver Republican
Col. Beanfugle
Salvation Glide dance called by Little Brother
Little Brother introduces a new dance named the salvation glide. He says it is danced on the heels to save the sales, and contrasts it with the tango, noting it is nothing like the tango. Washington Star reports the quip in the column.
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Little Brother
Washington Star
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