Coolidge's Nomination Prospects and Global Crises
President Coolidge emerges as a leading Republican potential for 1924 amid pressure on labor and foreign policy. The piece surveys his stance on the world court, anthracite strikes, German finance under Cuno, and shifting U.S.-Turkey relations, plus a landmark eight hour steel day plan and Henry Sullivan's English Channel swim milestone.
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Cuno
Germany
Edward W. Pickard
Arren G. Harding
Abraham Lincoln
San Francisco
Washington
National Capital
White House
Capitol
Marion
Harding
President Coolidge
Ohio City
President Harding
Mrs. Harding
United States
Reichstag
Congress of
Russia
Bulgaria
Westminster Abbey
Dr. Anderson
R. Coolidge
Massachusetts
Coal Commission
New England
Gary
Ind
United States Steel Corporation
Mah Jong Rumination From Boston Transcript Admits Opiumlike Creep
An English writer compares mah jong to dotl noes bridge and poker with jig-saw flair. He recalls punging cheeing and green locks with two one bamboos and an east wind, then confesses a Limehouse lodging house vibe yet finds the game fascinating and vows to play again after the first dose wears off.
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Mah Jong
Limehouse
Boston Transcript
Matrimonia: Amenities and Wit on Everyday Life
A witty dialogue mocks marital dynamics and social behavior. A wife and husband clash over perception and cleverness while a summer girl’s freckles spark a humorous digression. The piece closes with a proverb about generosity aiding personal happiness.
Notable Aphorisms on Kindness and Belief
A compact set of reflective maxims contrasts emotional needs with humor and gratitude. It notes a woman’s tears reflect mood, skimmed milk and ingratitude, a kind word versus money, and a person’s deity tied to belief, ending with the influence of a father’s deeds over a son’s words.
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