Vision for a stronger Navy forecast by Roosevelt era politics
The piece argues that the Seventy-first Congress failed to keep the American Navy in parity with rival powers. It urges the GOP to adopt strong naval forces, citing Theodore Roosevelt’s belief that a robust navy ensures peace. It warns that neglect risks war by not meeting London Treaty strength.
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Seventy-first Congress
G. O. P. Elephant
Congress
Theodore Roosevelt
London
Progressive Policy For Railroads In The National Revival
A historical article argues railroads must embrace progressive public policy to survive low earnings and rising competition. It urges mergers like a four system plan, enhanced freight and passenger coordination, use of buses as feeders, and relief from unfair subsidies while stressing management must lead policy reforms. It cites William Z. Ripley on efficiency and calls for store door delivery and integrated transport.
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William Z. Ripley
Harvard Railroad Authority
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
New York City
Hoover
East
War indemnity and a German airship for France
In wartime commentary the Rohrbach Romar airship is shown with 99 men testing its wings. Germany sends the airship to France without payment as part of an indemnity, while nations suffer losses under the Young Plan and war aftermath. France, aided by England, Russia, and the United States, is said to win the war. Germany also damages its own engineering and industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solly Wertheim
Germany
France
England
Russia
United States
The Light Fingered Brigade
A satirical review notes how the modern Light Fingered Brigade mocks historic heroism. The piece contrasts uphill charges and the Valley of Death with contemporary prohibition era crime and evolving human posture.
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Lucknow
Valley of Death
Fragmentary OCR note with unclear content
The readable text is garbled and contains no clear events or names. It appears to be an OCR fragment with broken words, random letters, and stray phrases, lacking a coherent report, dates, places, or entities to summarize meaningfully.
Listen World Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A fragmented reflection on contentment and discontent with religious and existential overtones. The narrator contrasts living with acceptance against perpetual striving, urging gratitude for present life and warning against constant dissatisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Do You Know Loss of Frits and Regetalides in Texas
Fragment reads as garbled OCR about a loss incident involving named individuals and a Texas location. Readable names suggest a local event with uncertain details and potential injuries or absence. Unable to confirm specifics. recorded as an unclear brief.
Diary Notes on Cinema Fans and City Life in a 1930s Scene
The passage paints a bustling city snapshot with gossip about film figures like Marie Dressler and Lucy Virginia Lausy, scenes at Grand Central and a theater, plus a tone of weary journalism and social commentary. It mentions merger chatter, fashion, and public figures, all wrapped in a vivid, if fragmented, diary voice.
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Pepys
Conners
Florida
Cave
Dob
Davin
Earl Warriman
Sy Ernest
Delevit
Farsty Frywell
Globe
Lucy Virginia Lausy
Carrewatel
Gene Crawley
Lisle
Ant
Rules for Weaning Baby By Royals Copeland MD
Weaning should be gradual and timed to the eighth or ninth month, with completion by about the twelfth month. In hot weather delay until cooler months and use fruit juice, cereal gruel, and small amounts of modified cow milk alongside breast milk. If illness or maternal disease arises, weaning may be necessary, with cow’s milk prepared per a doctor’s formula and careful feeding technique to avoid upsetting the infant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newacaner Featura
Fragmentary Local Notice About Food Safety Standards
A garbled OCR fragment discusses infant feeding, milk, and changes in food safety or policy. It mentions substitutions and possible public concern. Names and clear facts are unreadable, offering only scattered references to meals and general risk.
Value of U S Army in Time of Peace Cited
A letter to The Light from NOMTHAMLYON argues the United States must preserve a strong peacetime army to safeguard public security. He praises Army engineering, medical corps, and patrols, urging confidence in government defense power and noting a series of articles by Mr. Coolidge for The Light in San Aulaine.
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U.S. Army
Corpa
Palyin
Coolidge
San Aulaine
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