Insurance by coalition. A new form of protection for firms
A discussion of business coalitions that resemble insurance, pooling futures to shield member companies from widespread failure. It cites landlords and rent guarantees, notes legal views on cooperation, and predicts rising consolidations. The piece argues such alliances reduce risk across industries without breaching antitrust norms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arta
United States
Beliere
New York
Mat
Pew Farm
Ronny
Vaent
Supreme Court
England's New Motors Promising Yet Cautious Outlook
England's automotive sector shows strong links between necessity and invention with recent advances cited in newspapers. Experts expect rising internal combustion engine output, while geologists warn of climate impacts and broader societal effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
England
Hat Cou Try
Dean
United States
English Cars Seek Fuel Economy Amid High Costs
The article discusses how English automobile makers, due to high taxes and costs, moved to ultra economical motors to avoid extinction. It notes reduced horsepower yet improved fuel efficiency, contrasting US norms, and highlights a 32.5 horsepower engine achieving performance in trials and various endurance tests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Faeland
Frei
English Engineers Hy
Haye
United States
Ise
Pretended Economy Over Army Officer Reductions
The War Department follows Congress to trim several thousand officers, claiming economy. Yet many retirees and new recruits require training and pay, making the plan potentially wasteful. Examinations will select about 1000 new officers to replace those deemed inefficient, raising questions of true cost and efficiency.
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United States Army
Gne
War Department
Mny
France
Cie
Government faces officer purge and uncertain citizen service
The piece discusses removing officers for inefficiency and replacing them with civilians, questioning the stability and payback of military careers. It notes risks of spent funds, potential public doubt, and the difficulty of quickly building an effective officer corps. It also mentions Lenine rumors, a New York arrest, and a political campaign with twelve issues.
Tre Cotager To Her Invant
Fragmentary verse describing a rustic scene with a woman and a kitten, contrasting cold days and night winds. The archaic phrasing depicts a tender goodbye or lullaby like exchange, ending with an instruction to rest and wake.
Fragmented Poem of Unclear Theme and Intense Emotion
Fragmented verse reflecting longing and sorrow with jumbled language, obscure names, and wounded imagery. The text drifts through lines of love, pain, and devotion, interweaving historical or literary references with broken spelling and archaic phrasing.
The Once Over By H. 4 Puililips
In Washington The Postofficer Dearywrintent announces that depx are to be taken to curb the speeding of mall trucks through the city streets. Citizens endure the danger as mail drivers weave like bowling balls, provoking fear and calls for reform.
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Puililips
Uncle
United States
Sears
Heit Rourttts
Will Hays
Wis
Spoyit
Pointed Paragraphs About Time and Effort
A fragmentary paragraph discusses people wasting time on those who won’t work and a girl who thinks she has legal protections. It mentions fault, intentions, costs versus values, and neighborly relationships in a terse, aged newspaper voice.
Washington Christens Banker Backing Drama at White House
In the Washington scene on August 4 readers hear a vivid account of White House talk with New York bankers. The piece frames a tense clash over support for President Harding as bankers press for policy, while Daugherty and the First Lady weigh in. The dialogue hints at political maneuvering and the idea that the Invisible Government may steer events.
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Washington
D.C
New York
Ito
White House
Capitol
Pennsylvania Avenue
Congressional
Sylion Wwe
Yemen
Gray
Wilton
M. Daugherty
Harding
Daugherty
Ilisie Brecelios
Barry M. Daugherty
Presidene
The Play Obsessed by H Adalugtoh Bruce
Hygienists warn play can dominate time and attention though some balance is needed. The piece argues excessive play obsesses people, harming work, temper, and national vigor, urging restraint to avoid social and personal damage.
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H. Adalugtoh Bruce
Cody
Plu
Exidgne
Cole
Cape Tilly
Hutter
Ancient Assyrian warfare and porcelain trade notes
Fragmented item describes Assyrian devastation in western Asia and India, then shifts to California farming. It mentions land figures, porcelain production in Venice around 1613, and a Texas resident, N. Benkler, testing wells for freight purposes while planting trees. The piece blends antiquity with local agricultural inquiry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis
Asia
California
Aire
Soles
A Fragmented Night of Odd Encounters and Misread Signals
A rugged tableau unfolds with a Scottish-descended observer and a dark native guiding a group through unfamiliar streets. Tense exchanges over a mysterious match and a hidden motive hint at danger, while a hospitable English home yields curious, sometimes comic, cultural clashes. The scene culminates in a stray remark about a dog and a distant homeland.
Unclear OCR article fragment about a meeting and venues
Fragmentary OCR text mentions names like Marvin Davies and Avila with locations such as Rivania Club and Gunton. References a notary, a reginthonr, and Taek Fat Qent. Content is garbled and lacks a coherent event or outcome to report.
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National Guard
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Darling
Yuee
Lara
Dare Lite Wells
Frans Evory
Airarsi
Mare
George Cordon Myron
Rapil
Bodcin
Rim Flawn
Wuail Track Operstarg
Democratic Party
Citi
Iy Vonleneure
Cnusin Tauern
Baek
Rene
Mitton
Herbert Cohey
Venice
Artificia
Redeo
Howson
Tex
N. Benkler
M. Toloye
Fem
Deukieya
Chin Nation
Hin
South Poxay
Tighland
Scotland
Darky
Boone
Beatty
Edines
GoWen
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Pili Wally Mets Fo
Marvin Davies
Lewuty
S Blatte
Rors Avila
Reginthonr
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Rivania
Gunton
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Queen Yi - Heh Hsy Mehl
Irs
Fina
Monty Harry
Copan Amet
TORRY
London
Curore
Ge Bourne
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