Harding Policy Shift Triggered by European Entanglements
The Globe Democrat argues President Harding has rejected his campaign views on foreign policy, insisting he remains committed to independence and avoiding entanglements. It critiques the paper’s honesty and warns against sacrificing American sovereignty to aid Europe, urging clarity from Harding.
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Globe Democrat
Harding
Bia
Europe
George Harvey
London
Harvey
Triute Democrat
United States
America
Harope
Harting
Henry Ford Eyes Mississippi River Power Play
Henry Ford plans to harness the Mississippi River to drive industry, pairing practical ideas with many people. He sees money from ventures on his landscape as fuel to bring this vast power source into new use and economic development.
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Henry Ford
Henry
War spending contrasted with Eden ideal of peace
A reflective remark on how billions spent on war could have built a peaceful Eden, arguing that humanity remains trapped in self-defeating folly. The speaker critiques collective choices and calls out the foolishness of pursuing conflict over harmony.
Hoover Suspicion Stirs Across League Propaganda
A clipped, fragmentary note hints that league papers tilt toward suspicion of Hoover. The terse line suggests propaganda framing with cautious tone and limited readable detail. No firm quotes or dates are provided.
Peace Resolution Faces House Vote Emerges Clear
The House awaits a proposed peace resolution, aiming for a decisive, public passage. Key lawmakers, including leaders and committee chairs, prepare to present the measure for prompt consideration and visible support.
Congress targets medicinal beer trick by brewers
Congress plans to ban the so called medicinal near beers that mimic real beer by claiming medical or food benefits. Lawmakers argue alcohol is neither medicine nor food and should not be marketed as such.
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Congress
Rail wage cut seen as help to railroads not consumers
The U S Railroad Labor Board approved roughly a twelve percent wage reduction. While it may ease railroad finances, it is unlikely to lower transportation rates for consumers, with any possible savings being absorbed by middlemen before reaching the market. The assessment notes limited consumer benefit despite potential relief for railroads.
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U. S. Railroad Labor Board
Hope for Labor Board to Improve Railroad Situation
The Labor Board is hoped to improve the overall railroad condition, with any relief trickling down generally welcomed by those affected and likely to be gratefully received.
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Labor Board
Ships Under the Stars and Stripes Eye Global Trade
A historical notice touts American merchant marine strength with claims that ships under the Stars and Stripes can reach all ports. It lists several shipping lines and offices in New York and Washington offering passenger and freight sailings worldwide and urging use of U.S. Shipping Board resources.
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Harding
Esnin
World’s Largest Horn Said To Be For Sale In Town
A horn reportedly weighing Qn pounds and valued high enough to require hocking several items would be the largest in the world. Bidders flock to inspect the oversized instrument, with locals debating its true size and origin.
Quits Pulpit for Movies in Canada and U S
Reverend Millar says he will not lead a Canadian congregation again after restoration is accepted by Bond Street Church. He plans to enter motion picture work as an actor if a U S pastorate is offered. He has an offer from a U S film company but has not accepted. Dr Millar, a Chicago University graduate, argues Shakespearean acting ties him to life on screen.
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Toron's
Ciinrce
Canada
Bond Street
United States
Nev. Tyr. Millar
Millar
Milter
Chicago
Univereity
Paes Jewels for Safety Amid Holiday Burglary Surge
Many women are pawning jewelry before holidays for safety while many owners pawns wardrobes due to burglar activity. The piece notes a rise in preventive pawning as criminals target valuables during festive periods.
Hawaiian Race Reborn Through Alien Blood Analysis
Louis R. Sullivan of the New York Museum of Natural History reports a study of 14,559 island marriages, revealing that American men often wed foreign-born women, while Koreans mostly marry within. Part Hawaiian groups tend to consolidate, with many Hawaiian men taking white or mixed wives, and a noted rise in a new, more fecund racial stock linked to alien blood infusion.
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Bossiuk
Louis R. Sullivan
New York Museum of Natural History
Bishop Museum
Beadelc
Sullivan
Keres
Islands
Woman salesman overcomes odds to energize Omaha firm
A Nebraska woman in Omaha defied age and gender barriers to become a touring salesman for a local manufacturing company. Her relentless effort and cheerful spirit reportedly refreshed the sales force, creating the so called McKenzie spirit as others lamented hard times.
Woman's Fourth Husband Cured Her of Matrimony
In Chicago Mrs Elisabeth Miller left Judge Kaldwie after being freed from marriage vows. She claimed her fourth husband Wiline Miller stole her fortune while she had married four times. She declared I’ve here married four times and have arm my lemon. The men read like a sensational local filing as she exits.
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Elisabeth Miller
Kaldwie
Chicago
Wiline Miller
Women ignore sheik turkish woes and adapt dress
A fragmented account describes Turkish women facing postwar hardship and price pressures. Women adopt hiding silhouettes with homespun garments, while garments shift from black to sea blue. American influence appears in gatherings at the college for girls, prompting notable social behavior.
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Etr Hosian
Garuente
Olguers
Cenetantioane College
Delotei
Girl Artist Genius Aims High At Young Age
Felice Maier of New York, a prodigy in design, creates whimsical pictures while navigating family loss and early fame. The article notes her talent, early schooling, and the influence of art on her life, amid a childhood marked by resilience and support from parents Adolph and Sere.
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Felice Maier
New York
Tee
Tole
Sute Wien
Utd
Adolph Mater
Peter
Grantfather's Yawk clock links Gen Putnam history
A damaged OCR note traces ownership of a historical clock tied to Gen Israel Putnam. It describes a journey from England to the United States, then to Israel via intermediary Tan retained Mite, passing through Israel Pormam and Israel Patnam Jr, with later sale to Mary K Marlatte in August Ioana. The document notes the clock’s “Beeps time” phrase and dates.
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Rochester
Grantfather
Howeore Palle
Trechek
Dir
Harry BL Mariette
Etary PLC
England
Tan
Ierael Pormam
Dows
Isreel Patmam Jr
Jaors
May Gather Bananas in Bemerset Kentucky
A reader reports a peculiar garden note from Bemerset Kentucky about a plant and a person named J K Girdler. The fragment mentions a Macese last and Blooms, with details about height and a four year old, awaiting fruit to bear.
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Bemerset
J. KO
Gold Alchemy Hoax of Bac co and Cipher Decoded
A fragmented text outlines a hoax about alchemy and hidden mechanisms behind turning lead to gold. It describes a cipher system using letter rearrangements, double letters, and modular word play, claiming to reveal a method through which “GGd’s” and other letters encode hidden truths. The passage mentions figures like Roger and Peter and hints at a laboratory or theoretical framework, but remains largely as an incoherent, cryptic musings on decoding hidden metals and ciphers.
Find Mummy 3,000 Years Old Revealed in Ancient Cache
A fragmented report describes a mummy about 3000 years old found with a leather wrapped text inside a cowhide. The remains were buried in Geta and tied with decorative englovess of the Nelienal cise. The mummy wore a hollow oak container, a short jacket, a petticoat, a belt, and bracelets on the wrists and arms.
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Geta
Dernmurt
Pressed Boy's Trousers Drama Sparks Appeal
In Coxingthen Kentucky Tony Volpous, age twelve, faced charges in a case tangled with a mother and a taller, unnamed, after a boy wore trousers pressed at a home. Testimony described a mistaken belief of danger and a warmer surface causing distress. The case was appealed.
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Tony Volpous Teeuts
Coxingthen
Las
Munson
Howard Narber
Bething
War era ore dressing study in industry and education
A historical description of an ore dressing study tied to wartime needs and industrial demand. It discusses low grade ore processing, the role of laboratories and engineering faculties, and the push for practical, structured student research under professor Taggart. It notes the aim to pair technical training with real demonstration projects in mining and metallurgical labs.
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Colo ‘Ty
Enteide Enterprises
Kircring
Mumureh
Pettems
Ae Enue
Ovyienne
Pemerves
Oore
Tewart Othe Engineering
Taggart Sak Arctter
Dta
Cireet
Pewper
Technien
Reagh
Eceott
Swart
Eriennitie Lownie Snl
Alten
Poe
Nining
Deer Death Described In Odd OCR Passage
A garbled OCR note reports a deer being killed by a bullet. The fragment mentions a shooter, a deer, a pass through a bead, and an entry into a bend, but many words are unclear. The excerpt reads like a rough transcription of an event description with missing or jumbled details.
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Semen vs wth acon amb aed event recap
A condensed report notes an unclear confrontation involving Semen and a mentioned partner. Readable details are limited but indicate a disputed incident with names and places obscured. The record preserves core entities while avoiding graphic or sensational language.
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