Square Deal to China From America Edge's Speech
The article discusses a Monday night speech advocating a square deal with China. It highlights sympathy for the Chinese people, opposition to European military action, and views on tariff autonomy, extraterritorial rights, and open door policy. It frames President Coolidge as providing a more favorable, balanced approach for China and the United States.
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Canina
China
United States
Eugene Chen
Hankow
Nanking
Chen
Jolin Hay
Gant
Japan
Coolidgs
Washington
America
Religious Harmony Commission Formed Across Faiths
A new permanent commission of Protestants Catholics and Jews aims to foster interfaith harmony and curb ignorance based ill will in the United States. Leaders include Dr Parkes Cadman Rev Francis P Duffy and Rabbi Stephen S Wise among others and the body promises decisive action when needed.
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United States
Parkes Cadman
Francis P. Duffy
Stephen S. Wise
Repre
Power of Swat Th 7 BEN baseball debate
The piece argues that baseball fans focus on hitting to win games while writers praise fielding and pitching and the crowd cheers for the slugger who drives in runs. It contends a great batter drives outcomes more than flawless defense and notes emphasis on individual achievement over team defense.
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Bing Games
Aq Naich
Thors Bane
Mother's Job Most Important of All
Noted astronomer Roy Royals Copeland argues in a reflective piece that motherhood is the world's most vital work. He urges communities to honor and support mothers, noting endless duties from infancy to adulthood and calling on everyone to share in childrearing burdens.
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Weiler
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Joseph Chibate
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Bop
Earth
Thasn
Humboldt and His Cosmos Inspire Late 19th Century Readership
A reflective 19th century essay lauds Alexander von Humboldt as a towering scientist traveler whose Cosmos science writing shaped world knowledge. It notes Humboldt's birth in 1769 and his lasting influence on exploration literature, geography, and natural science, praising his wide vision and educational impact.
Suicide Trends and Public Reflection Amid Confusion
A long meditative piece argues that deaths by self harm rise among youth, attributing causes to egotism and personal despair. It critiques sensational excuses and urges selfless acts, wholesome activity, and engagement with others as remedies for inner malaise.
Chiang Kai-Shek Recalled as Masculine Joan of Arc
A clipped, biased profile extols Chiang Kai-Shek as a dynamic Chinese leader who forced northern forces back and defies European methods while noting a non Mongolian appearance. The piece likens him to a masculine Joan of Arc and hints at future risks to his gains.
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Chiang
Joan of Arc
China
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