Britain’s MacDonald Says U S Will Stay Out Of European Messes
After a return from America, Prime Minister Ramsay MacDonald told a tea in the house of commons that the United States will not bind itself to European alliances. He said Washington will avoid entangling in European issues and will follow its traditional policy of staying clear of euro disputes while supporting humane causes worldwide.
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England
America
House of Commons
Great Britain
J. Ramsay MacDonald
United States
British White Paper on War Rights and Neutrality
Time notes a December 33 1829 British foreign office white paper signed by Arthur Henderson. It questions freedom of the seas and neutral rights in wartime, arguing war as national policy can justify any actions, while rights of neutrals depend on war circumstances.
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Foreign Office
Reek
Arthur Henderson
James Ramsay MacDowhill
U. S
Dreamy reveries of New York life in a wandering vagrant piece
A fragmentary travelogue of New York images and personalities. It recalls beauty parlors, department stores, street characters and theater scenes with colorful, sometimes surreal vignettes. The narrator muses on urban strangers, fashion, and longing for a haunting mansion in a distant town.
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Adala Rogers
St. John
Flollywood
New York
Hoyt O'Neill
Oahman
Hen Ames Wit- Mabe
Jackson
Tamtora
Earl Carroll
Bits Herber
Bits
Clair Mazwell
Fane
Anacapri
Comediente
Fana Leedom
Newa Reel Theater
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Nileotine Atamna
Keats Speed
Lealie Howard
Samba
George Artisg
Booth Tarkington
Theatrics Studios
Birds the Flighted Class and Ancient Reptiles Compared
The article describes birds as the only winged vertebrates besides extinct forms, detailing feathered wings, keel muscles, and diverse flight styles, and contrasts birds with mammals and reptiles. It notes penguins and flightless species, then outlines the three major vertebrate classes and four living reptile orders with crocodiles and allies described.
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Boroy
Tammary
Ho, Welle
Julian Hoxtey
George Phiin
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A reflective column urges readers to stop dwelling on the past and seize today. It argues healing comes from living in the present, pursuing new opportunities, and facing life with courage rather than clinging to yesterday.
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Elsie Robinson
Isenterday
Bintaba
Galt
Vince
Fragmentary Midcentury Rants on Names and Commerce
A garbled passage references a Pennsylvania matter and a grocer owed money, noting a crowd and a mysterious Hanta Clan or Egalsm term. The text blends scattered names, such as Vara, Griindy alne, and a railway hint, with anxious anticipation of an approaching event or group.
Western Rainbows of Prosperity for American Farming
Pessimism fades as population growth boosts domestic demand for farm products by over ten percent. The essay argues for science and efficiency to exploit arable land, envisions methane from farm waste, by products from barnyard plants turning into pulp and fuels, and forecasts wealth from future farm innovations as global markets demand more from American agriculture.
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United States
McNary-Haugen
Hoover Commissions
Jonestate College
Barnyars
Artificia
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