Lowell's Plea For League In Debate With Lodge
Harvard president states broad support for a League of Nations to prevent war while acknowledging flaws in the Covenant of Paris. He argues the league’s core obligation is mutual defense and compulsory arbitration, explains possible amendments, and urges America to join after necessary changes.
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Bad Teeth and Rheumatism Cure Warned by Adlenrhu Ad
An old dental health and rheumatism advisory touts Adlenrhu, claiming it clears poison from joints within days. It credits James TH Aten as the discoverer, notes decayed teeth as a rheumatism source, and urges hygiene, fresh air, water, and abstaining from alcohol while endorsing the medicine’s swift relief and guarantee.
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The Monroe Doctrine and the Treaty Matter Debate
The author surveys the Monroe Doctrine’s multiple meanings from its original intent to broader covenants. It considers a clause banning foreign land footholds in the Americas, cites Magdalena Bay, and argues for rejecting a self serving interpretation that treats the Americas as a game preserve. The piece notes a long tradition of armament restraint and questions the constitutional viability of treaties.
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