Von Ludendorff Returns to Germany After Sweden Escape
The article portrays General Paul von Ludendorff as a ruthless German patriot and plunger who fled to Sweden as Germany’s cause faltered. It notes his return to Germany after Swedish exile, his contested influence on the last big German push, and the diminished power and hostile reception awaiting him amid a democratic backlash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Generel von Ludendorff
Germany
Sweden
Ludendorff
Frederick Schiedemann
von Hindenburg
Theyling
Rheims
Marshal Foch
Gong
Popular Party
Democrats split over tariff policy in postwar Congress clash
Poor diplomatic time for tariff debate as Democratic lawmakers mull supporting protectionist moves for the next session. The split centers on revenue aims versus a push for protective tariffs, with concerns about global trade and postwar economic policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
America
Atlantic
Lome
Anerica
Murape
Evetapstin
Ion
Oil taxes spark Texas lease fight and protests
The piece argues against oil lease taxes and direct oil taxes, warning such measures would harm Texas oil development. It cites fear of a hostile political climate, potential revenue inequities, and the risk to a key state industry, urging cautious taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Austin
Texas
Staie
Tait
Wendy
Andy
Sieesl
Ansighs
Jave
Vine
Yale
Feoata Nok
Debates on Free Trade and Oil Taxation in Texas Opinion
A historical discourse argues against closing American markets to foreign goods, citing Europe’s need and potential gains for the U S. It discusses Europe’s reconstruction, wartime loans, and the moral stance of America as a friend to humanity. The piece also critiques Texas legislators on oil lease taxation and praises anti-alcohol and humanitarian efforts, including aid to Polish children.
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America
Wilson
Europe
Bresship
Fragmentary Verse From Century Magazine Poem
An OCR fragment cites Louis Untermeyer in Century Magazine with garbled lines about love and jealousy. The jumbled text mentions hearts, children, stars, a tree, and clingy affection, ending with a garbled attribution to Untermeyer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Untermeyzer
Letters to We Light on Liquor Prohibition Debate
A wartime letter from a discharged soldier argues against complete prohibition while critiquing opponents for lacking proof. The author cites medical and social concerns, endorses moderate drinking, and questions prohibition as a national policy, reflecting public debate in a military community.
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Bugle
Mr. Studer
Hureye
Meyer
Missouri'e Phgehr
Dard
Prohibition Debate Echoes in Letters to Editor
A reader cites Mrs Nellie Sutil and views on whiskey, liberty, and prohibition, arguing limits on personal freedom to prevent bondage and crime. The letter contends enforcement may shift misery to others, condemns pool halls and tobacco while reflecting divided stance on banning alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pat
A Backlash Over Liquor Reform Voices
An editorial fragment shows a speaker railing against corralling scripture for moral policing. The text questions preachers stance on drink and public morality while urging temperance and personal responsibility amid calls to reform.
Family ties and names cross generations in an old note
An offbeat, partly garbled message references family lineage, adoption, and the phrase MOR SAN New Braintee, with mentions of An il Dixon and other names. The text hints at kinship, country, and a pledge to call to the adopted phase, within a fragmented memory record.
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Heya
Tesa Horns
Raleed
Courh
Anil Dixon
Anil
Fragmentary note on an artist and names
A partial, garbled fragment mentions an artist and several unclear names. The readable parts reference Kennathy Bhar and Wilathaw with vague roles and dates, but no coherent event or outcome is established.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kennathy Bhar
Wilathaw
Shiiamjes
Fragmented Marihuana Gazette Excerpt From Dry Town Controversy
In a garbled Marihuana Gazette excerpt from a dry town era, residents discuss fires, alibis, and local prices while reflecting on prohibition era tensions. The text mentions a gashed home flame, a dug-up street, and community comments about alibis and crime amid rising economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marihuamm
Marihuana Guxotte
Attractions and The Two Bridegrooms At The Grand Mine
Film notices announce Charles Ray in Attractions at the Gray with a role tailor made for his talents offering light entertainment. Tomorrow at the Grand Mine Linn Cavalleri appears in The Two Bridegrooms a Mediterrean tale of a sculptor daughter and a rich art circle featuring Courtenay Foote Warburton Gamble and a Alicia Ramsey screenplay directed by Edward Jose.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Bsy
Paramount! Jroto
Charles Ray
Nygure
Carter
4A Courtenay Foote
Prince Marko
Warburton Gamble
Npblemae
Alicia Ramsey
Edward Jose
Holidays of the World and Common Observances
A survey notes that about two thirds of world holidays are observed in many places while 43 holidays are year round. New Year and Christmas are globally common, with many religious and local observances across states. Alabama lists six birthdays observed elsewhere. Turkey and Bulgaria are cited for holiday counts, and the Guaranty Bank of New York provides public holiday schedules.
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United Ephicgiene
Alabutaa
Robert Mr. Lee
Thbuna Telleryon Jefellon Fining
Xruter
Untitled baby care note in distress
A fragment discusses an eleven month old baby and distress over sleep and language cues. The tone notes crying at night and parental concern about responsiveness and routine. The fragment references GCS and mentions waking and discomfort without clear events or names.
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Niles
Hyuteloe
Jay
Yon Meyer
Gato
Welt
Wiedeuser
Poland
Amecica
Bailey
Bealigm
Nellie Sutil
Lexne Vail
Seuve
Chile
Anti Bains League
Agaist
Tush
Stader
Mexico
Aléohol
Turkey
Wien
Christan
Saleh
Mtoe
Burt
Karla ix
Cupremt
Earle
Coul Ag
Anigs
Borie
Salon Arts
Ee Abbott
Tineets
Mudie
Iflaam
Georgia
Wan Roward
Grendyn Growlet
Film ‘Attractions
Pap
Juan
Dad
Asle
Sapreghini
He Tehow Amoe
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