Notes in Passing on Trends and Attitudes of the Day
The piece surveys shifting fashions, nightlife, and urban life with wry commentary. It touches on theme of work for athletes, urban disorder, youth culture, and political views, suggesting evolving social norms and local mood.
World arms conference yields substantial early results
Pessimism at the pre meeting faded as observers noted real progress. The article argues cooperation is cheaper than war and that the conference may bring meaningful action on vital points, despite expectations of endless talks.
Conference notes on US Asia policy and treaties
The text argues against paying costly naval actions to reach profitable trade with Asia and warns against a potential fleet deployment against Japan. It states the US favors withdrawal of forces from China and Siberia and emphasizes peaceful options if Japan does not play fair. It notes the Anglo Japanese alliance ending reduces united front risks and that the conference advances world peace with more steps expected.
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The Slow Pay Crowd
Merchants note that troublemakers in collections come not from the poor but from willing spenders who struggle with ready cash. Wealthier districts often receive less credit. the careful spenders with limited means prefer cash and fear losses from slow pay.
St Francis Hospital Annual Report 1921 Details Care Virtues
The St Francis hospital report for year ending December 31 1921 lists 1719 patients treated with 181 charity cases. Surgical 1498 Medical 178 Obstetric 48. Discharges: cured 999 improved 594 unimproved 27 deaths 688 admitted dying. Religious makeup includes Protestants 595 Catholics 662 no religion 94 Hebrews 4. 31 patients remained on January 1 1922. Sisters of St Mary thank staff patrons and friends and seek blessings.
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Certificates Offer 412 Percent Semiannual Interest
The certificates are registered in the purchaser’s name and protect against loss from fire theft or other unavoidable agency. They yield 412 percent interest compounded semi annually and may be held up to 5000 in a calendar year. The treasury can redeem them at cost plus accrued interest and will use funds from the maturing savings stamps in January 1923 for a refunding operation.
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My First Love Affair Comic Memoir
I describe my first love affair at thirteen with a neighbor boy. He visited after I hid behind a door to avoid him. My mother said I was out but would return. He waited at the door, and when I finally emerged he never called again.
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What Really Rules the World by Uncle Henry
Inge asserts in a Say entry that world leadership comes from brain power moral courage and integrity not self assertiveness or brute force.
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