Debating the League Court and Reservation Five
A dialog on whether the United States should join the League of Nations World Court under Reservation No. 5. It questions advisory opinions, the Root Hurst plan, and potential shifts in U S policy under Coolidge and Hoover with stakes over Monroe Doctrine and foreign engagements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
United. States
League of Nations
League
United States
Europe
Asia
League of Nations Council
Elihu Root
Cecil Hurst
Court
Geneva
Council of the
Council of the League of Nations
Mr. Coolidge
Hoover
Republican Party
League Court
Coolidge
Kansas City
Fia
League Lion
Diary Notes on Shertzinger and Society Events in New York
A garbled diary style report from New York on music figure Victor Shertzinger and social scenes. Mentions dinners, card parties, and who attended, with scattered references to performers, dancers, and hotel life. The text weaves in fashion and cultural bits plus vague travel hints and professional notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Victor Shertzinger
Bythrosn
Ataberskis
Shale Romi
Laine
Nervap
Gieper
Taseyin Lihay
Helen Morzan
Gilly
Jay) Mangfeld
Paul Whiteman
Rae
Oninn
Rand
Wee
Nwa
Fragmented account of eventful village theater and police presence
Unclear narrative describes a crowded scene with mentions of a village, fans, and police on duty. The text references a performance or arrival, a butcher, and local figures, but key details are garbled. Strong entities include a village setting and police, with scattered names and actions losing coherence.
Nervousness and its medical concern among women
The piece explains nervousness as a condition affecting women, describing how emotional restraint and fear can lead to anxiety. It notes some women experience genuine nervous illness requiring medical attention, with physical symptoms like headaches and backaches and a sense of inner unrest. It discusses coping through medical care and the impact on work and daily life.
Interesting Theory of Comet Origin
Garrett P. Serviss presents a speculative account of comet origins, arguing comets may share a common origin and suggesting mechanisms like disintegration and capture by Earth’s gravity. The piece sketches theoretical ideas on comet formation, path, and historical observations, framed in a popular science voice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Garrett P. Serviss
Ance Yialléx
Tony Ace
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A fragmented first person reminiscence describes early work on a milk route. A fourteen year old, delivering milk for $24 a week, recalls meeting local suppliers and the routine of early labor as a teenager in a factory and on the road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Nowlan
Mat Ali
Tha Moss
Tan Pirolty
Wang
Nnn
Feading Elgar
Gmie
Roungtter
Starlaidy UK
Jock
Heer
Tindelptin
Taase Pieree
Terese
Bayuk Beelhara
Unclear historic article item references Cal Coolidge tale
Fragmentary OCR note mentions Cal Coolidge as a central character in a tale by H T Webster and other names Ray Torg Pac Palmer and Northampton. references appear as advertisement text or manuscript notations with scattered place and publication mentions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esetes
Will
Cal Coolidge
H. T. Webster
Cowboy Ehans
Ray Torg
Northampton
Pac Palmer
New York World
By Wit And Will Copsright And Merhert Kaufman
A garbled editorial compares leaders and industries, tracing influence across business and politics. It critiques media, retail, and advertising givers, noting immigrant roots, class tension, and calls for merit over crimping holes in opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wit
Will Copsright
Meroe
Wail Merhert Kaufman
America
Washington
Ind
Tare Olwell
George Pyelles
Nolione Cl Bank
IL Tle
Rogers
Adienskograph Corporation
Sot Hin Wlar
Enghrexinier Malesenan
Wield
Chryalar
Aleo
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Mecerwe
Anfonio
Abe
Dera
Oeckiz
Anil
York
Gilles
Titanal
Arid Fee Tan
Syedicute
ROYAL
Copeland
M.D
Eroselgih
Newanentr
Ine
Tess
Iran
Saminan Welfare
Dale
Dane Ph
Feng
Taniel Dee
Jwnpiar
Ernie
Grneming
Mude
Comely
Hess
Suhelivi Sion
Artleas Ads
Aince the Great
Chevrolet
Rome
Bonehead Brothers
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