Boundary Dispute Highlights Need for Marines and Defense
The article discusses a remote boundary dispute between Costa Rica and neighboring states, arguing that even with the League of Nations ideal of peaceful arbitration, a force of Marines may be essential to enforce decisions and protect nationals. It stresses that the United States cannot dispense with troops and will always need trained personnel to handle such incidents and defend the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
League of ‘Nations
Costa Rica
Americas
United States
Will Action Needed to Secure Farm Market Facilities
The text argues for timely action to prevent disaster to the country and society if the farm market facilities remain unaddressed. It highlights the farmer as essential, responsible for providing food to all, and emphasizes the need for protection and support of his work.
The Sayers and Beckwiths in Thinkery Lane Town
In a fragmented tale set in a close-knit town, Ellen Sayer and Gilbert discuss life after marriage. Gina Beckwith departs with a sense of longing, while neighbors improve the street with a park project. The couple contemplates social shifts and the town’s evolving identity as new residents arrive.
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Ws Werinte
Wilon Sayer
Suse
Gilbert Sayer
Cain
Gillert
Bing
Bedigona
Eilen
Elles
Enid Gilberts
Cailhart
Va Jane
Ellen
Gilbert
Sage
Luca
Teig
Sipper
Bina
Floreels
Lee Seeleys
Gilvert
Liutok
Twish
Pina
Gondby
Slibert
Tinker
Fallen
Wren
Mos
Seeley
Ting
Cat Gilbert
Filton
Audi
White House
Theo
Mie
Elie Fovund
Ani
Wu'abe
Winker
Organe
Marshall
Linkory Lane
Joan
Yip
Tiuke
Wilui
Gusbiad
Bilen
Agbdads
Joba
Witot
Laox
Murnham
Enve
Jane
Beve
Pegen
Herzelf
Gilbere
L Daly
Biba
Gibert
Bev
Fragmented reminiscence text hints at animal life and memory
An unclear text fragment recalls birds and squirrels, outdoor scenes, and a narrator’s reflections on nature. Names and setting are garbled, but the piece evokes a quiet rural mood with glimpses of hedges, pools, and familiar animals. The tone suggests a memory or interior monologue rather than a report.
Crude oil for street maintenance eyed in San Antonio plan
Local officials consider using crude oil to wet dusty white gravel streets and county roads in San Antonio and nearby to reduce dust and curb rapid deterioration. With fuel oil prices now low, a pilot program could benefit a local industry and improve highways while avoiding costly alternatives.
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San Antonio
Marines to Panama and the Costa Rica boundary dispute
Advisers of universal disarmament will find interest in a United States mediated Panama Costa Rica boundary issue. A force of Marines is sent to Panama as the mediation proceeds, signaling U S caution to Costa Rica. The White award had placed territory with Costa Rica, but Costa Rica delay in jurisdiction could provoke further tensions. The article notes potential entanglements and U S readiness to protest actions affecting the canal zone.
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Weise
Panama
United States
Costa Rina
Costa Rice
Hey
Tuetice White
Pancama
Costa Rica
Panamia
Caste Rica
Fe Yanna
Crssa-Rica
Larde
The Farm of the Future and Urban Population Shift
The piece warns that urban growth discounts farm labor and risks future food shortages. It argues agriculture underpins civilization, notes about 52 percent urban dwellers versus 48 percent on farms, and links farm wages, food prices, and rural decline to a looming food supply crisis if trends continue.
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Royms
Babylon
Europe
Ameriva
Nust Snokk
Lieve
The Toy Industry and American Makers Stand Strong
The Toy Manufacturers Association argues the U S toy market totals about 100 million dollars yearly with roughly 80 million going to American producers. It urges protection to keep American-made dolls and toys, noting Japan and Germany as competitors while praising U S quality, prices, and employment for about 10,000 workers across 350 to 460 firms.
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Toy Manufacturers’’ Association of the
United States
Germany
Congress
America
Night of Shaky Speech in Soren Field
A garbled reminiscence recounts awkward street phrases and a restless night as narrators recall encounters, misheard names, and odd slang. The piece blends rural settings with a wary mood, hinting at hardship and stubborn resilience in a rough, informal voice.
Medals to Servants and Labor Claims in August Note
Fragmentary report discusses medals and recognitions amid labor disputes. Mentions Official Journal references and two named individuals, with unclear context on who awarded or contested medals. Includes stray phrases about rights, colors, and parliamentary terms.
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Official
Figlder
Marismalschle Levargeur
St Ors
Bird Lover Arrested In Turbulent Town Tale
An elderly hermit known for nature devotion faces legal trouble after a long rain season. Police report he claimed innocence while a bystander cites mounting tensions with local lawmakers and a recent arrest record.
Military officer Westnedge honored in 229th division review
Colonel Westnedge, a longtime popular officer of the Michigan National Guard, is praised for bravery in overseas campaigns and will be given a place of honor at the 229th division grand review. His mother, Hin tien, will attend as the 229d division assembles.
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Detroit
Weetaude
Gale
Godrseny
Gill Lond
Lieviston
Worroil
Litto
Cnlp
Westnedge
Mirkigdu National Guard
Hintien
Armintie
Eteneh
Amerieia
Toe
Kalauinzoo
Grand Review
Excavation Rush for Immense City Reveal at Exposition
City workmen rush to finish uncovering a buried city as planners aim to showcase it at the Cyaptennial Exposition opening next month. Manuel Gamio leads reconstruction amid chaotic digging as thousands gather.
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TNO
Manuel Gamio
Templar
Atoves
Badhy
Papmont
Duowerks Ee
Aero Congress Reunion To Reunite Aviators In New York City
A historic reunion of aviators formerly active in the United States air service is planned for New York City. The event, tied to a broader aviation expo, will feature speed and altitude tests, a village display, cash prizes, and demonstrations by veterans from World War I. Attendees are expected from across the nation, with a complete exhibit planned for all days of the event.
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Mnost
America
Actaion
Ajuikornd
Nauay City
Avondale
Wei le Avery
Fragmented Dialogue From A Tangled Court Case
Disjointed exchanges describe a chaotic legal confrontation with mentions of Hammond, Mays, and a taxing dispute. Characters debate responsibility, allegiance, and outcomes while a British empire context threads through. The passage reads as a stylized courtroom or parliamentary roundtable with fragmented lines and speculative claims.
Mexican Games Detail New Prohibitions in Mexico City
The report from Masien Oly dated August 22 describes authorities detaining a group of boys and penalizing vendors for selling pulque and other alcoholic drinks in Mexico City. It notes official efforts to curb intoxicants amid prohibition pressures and public unrest.
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Masien Oly
Mexico City
Where to Go. Princken and Toews Wedding Notices
A fragmented notice lists wedding and anniversary events including Teague Dark Rascal and Dallas Came. It mentions a wedding celebration in San Wenltos Tex and notes about ten children, with unreadable details and garbled names.
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Princken
Toews
Vaudweily - Waimate
Vieluy Voce
Thoms Mole Lye Vain
Tin Goleta
Cannan
Teague
Rascal
Sen Die
Dallas
San Wenltos Tex
Dowing
Chacslay
Hethis Anfoagh
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Ghild
Aero Congress
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Eoliggtor
Bammond
Spas
Jenblus
Steuiegor
Ube
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