America Again Free To Uphold World Justice
A historic editorial extols America's withdrawal from a compulsory world court linked to the League of Nations. It credits the Swanson reservation and Senate scrutiny for preserving U.S. sovereignty, nation’s traditions, and the path to future international justice on codified law, while praising domestic leaders and press for its stance.
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League of Nations World Court
Britain
Great Britain
League of Nations
Tts World Court
Teague Court
Swanson
United States
League Court
Court of International Justice
League
Herbert S. Houston
William Randolph Hearst
Atlantic
Pacific
America
Modern girl praised by longtime Horace Mann teacher
Amy Schussler, a 38 year veteran at Horace Mann School, reflects on the modern girl’s role, claiming today’s young women make better wives mothers and homemakers than prior generations, while noting enduring critiques of youth. She cites a 145 year old Virginia father scolding idleness among youth.
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Amy Schussler
Horace Mann School
New York
Tam
Virginia
Philadelphia
Treat Cancer Early to Insure Cure
In Philadelphia physicians discussing cancer urge early detection and public education to recognize symptoms. They note 150000 US deaths yearly but most cases are curable early. fear prevents diagnosis, and women must urge men to seek medical advice. Focus is on reducing worry and promoting prompt doctor visits.
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Philadelphia
Tam
The Charm of Charm in Queens Counsel and Youth
A reflective essay on beauty and charm contrasts youthful allure with mature poise. It argues charm is not mere prettiness but an engaging benevolence and genuine warmth, expressed in generosity, curiosity, and openness to life.
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Persel
Anine
Rénigin
Ben
Mystical Mt Mytharre flowers captivate night lake view
A fragment describes a scene of Mt Mytharre flowers with moonsie traits and crystal suspensions. Petals three inches long, blue-tinted points, and vivid color are noted as the flowers glow by water at night. The text evokes a magical upland setting and intricate petals.
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Mt. Mytharre
Horrible Record The Shrpent on Liquor and Prohibition
A disjointed piece discusses drinking, crime, and prohibition, arguing liquor fuels murder theft and moral decline. It cites President Yoatis Cee and contrasts enforcement with public tolerance, noting the legal system struggles to curb illicit alcohol use and its societal harms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mansy
Jay
Banat
Solly
Ernest Weir and His Path From Steel Plant to President
Ernest Weir rose from a 15 year old apprentice at Thy Pltt Mraddock Wire to plant foreman and then manager at Monongahela Tin Plate mills. He later led mills at Monessen and helped organize the Philips Sheet and Tin Plate company at Clarkeburg West Virginia, becoming its president years later.
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Pittsburgh
Thy Pltt
Mraddock Wire Company
Tnt
Deter
Oliver Wire
Pisa Mae
Compass
Monessen
Ak, Phillips
Philips Sheet and Vin Plate Company
Clarkeburg
W.va
Ernest Ft. Weir
St Bernard Monastery Dogs And Their Lifesaving Work
The St Bernard Hospice atop 8000 feet in the Alps shelters hardy monks and powerful dogs that search for travelers lost in snow. Monks are unpaid, living on simple fare, while dogs have evolved a tougher, more intelligent build for mountain rescue duties. This reflects the enduring blend of human devotion and canine service in the high mountains.
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St. Bernard
Switzerland
Italy
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Lad
Paris
SAN
Dea
Norwalk
Conn
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American Republic
Philip Newlan
St. Bernard Hospice
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