Potash and Morris Debate Alarm and Confidence Views
Potash and Morris discuss public figures who view with alarm versus look forward with confidence. They cite Henry Ford and others, note the cost of legal actions, and joke that shifting views often masks underlying plans. The piece satirizes political posture and personal behavior.
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Morris
Montague Glass
Mawruss
Sar
Abe Potashabe
Henry Ford
Abe
Morris Perlmutter
Ford
Mawrnss
Butler
Europe
Harris Schuldentrei
Sarahouse
Osert
Schuldenfrei
New York
New York City
Washington
Mexico
France
Legion of Honor
the Bell Syn., Inc
Seawater Power Idea Outlined by French Scientists
An engineer in New York outlines a radical method to generate electricity by using seawater. Professors George Clande and Paul Boucherot describe boiling surface seawater into low pressure steam to drive a turbine, claiming potential power for large areas like Florida. The concept envisages artificial canals and coastal facilities to harvest energy, asserting feasibility though details remain speculative.
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Osie
Ner
New York City
George Clande
French Academy of Science
Paul Boucherot
Clande
Florida
New Rex Tablets Claim Kidney and Bladder Relief
An advertisement touts New Rex Tablets as a stimulant for the kidneys and a cure for bladder troubles. It promises quick positive effects, a risk free trial, and a money back guarantee, urging readers to try the product today.
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Vischer
Delicatessen Valentine Guide from Nina Wilcox Putnam
A humorous overlong piece satirizes Valentine gift shopping through a Delicatessen store, detailing budget lists, quirky edible valentines, and practical jokes aimed at friends and family. It riffes on thrift, social rituals, and the absurdity of sending earnest tokens during Valentine’s Day.
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Jennie
Valentine
Nina Wilcox
A Tax on Talk and a Call for Brevity
A public dinner with five speakers stretched out speeches past twenty minutes each. The piece argues brevity is essential, cites Gettysburg and Lincoln, and jokes that future talk could be taxed by length. The author praises Enoch as a man of few words.
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Abe
Butler
Colam
Emporium
Yale
Republic Ayn
Tion
Gettysburg
Everett
Congress
Enoch
God
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