Peace hinges on strong defense in naval impasse
The London five power talks ended with Japan withdrawing its delegation and the 5 5 3 ratio, ending the London treaty and freeing all parties to act. The piece argues that Britain and the United States must fortify defenses, while Japan pursues imperialist aims. It urges the United States to maintain robust military strength on sea, land, and air to deter aggressors and preserve peace.
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London
Japan
Great Britain
United States
Hong Kong
Pacific
France
Italy
America
Eden rises from backroom to Britain's foreign minister
A profile of Robert Anthony Eden, age 38, transforming from a junior civil servant between Downing Street and the League of Nations into Britain’s foreign secretary. The piece notes his aristocratic background, education, wartime service, and rapid political ascent amid European diplomacy upheavals.
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Robert Anthony Eden
Great Britain
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League of Nations
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Eden family heir in Burke's Peerage and a Foreign Minister
The passage describes the eldest Eden brother as present baronet and notes the Edens as counts and countesses of the Holy Roman Empire. It praises his League of Nations devotion and foreign affairs burden, citing Lemuel Parton’s remark on his diplomatic influence and foresight, and mentions Captain Eden as tall and capable.
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League
Lemuel Parton
Continent
Norman Davis
Captain Eden
The Gentle Captain Eden Sees Beauty Before Action
Edwin C Hill, slender and handsome, with dark trim hair and a clipped mustache, charms with a reserved voice and warm handshake. He values kindness over violence, once sparing two bucks in Sweden, and is praised as kindly, decent, and graceful in life by Harold Lesky in the Navy Herald of London.
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Sweden
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Harold Lesky
Navy Herald of London
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Syad
Trey
Dear Govt Senator Nye Peace Expert and War Debate
A fragmented letter mocks Senator Nye and U.S. neutrality, mixing mock dialogue and satirical jibes about peace, war, and politics. The writer criticizes the New Deal, praises isolation, and hints at pacifist notions while lampooning public figures and domestic debates.
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Oper
Furopa
Mabel
Don
Ben
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Wye
Rooeevelt
10 and 20 Years Ago January 21 1925 J A
A historical notices column recalls two events dated January 21. In 1925 county tax actions urged motorists to drop old license plates after grace period ends as Nell Comptell announced enforcement. State WCTU leader Grande de Van Walls spoke at Bal An tonio WCTU event marking the 6th anniversary of Prohibition. Claud J. Carter elected Optimists club president. A 2016 note updates poll tax payments and voter registration numbers, quoting Gov Ford and John A. Biter on registration trends.
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Nell
The Compost Heap Mystery of Mr Cross
A reminiscence reveals Mr Cross, poor and unassuming, tending a compost heap from waste. What locals mocked as hoarded treasure becomes a lesson in creativity and dignity. Ordinary people beyond wealth find beauty, zest, and nourishment for the soul in daily life.
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Mr. Cross
Nowers
Oldsters Rule the Manhattan Night Scene in 1920s Style
A lively portrait of New York’s mature crowd enjoying cafes, clubs, and social whirl. Notables include Elie Da Wolfe, Col Creighton Webb, and Whitney Warren, with fashion, manners, and silver-haired appeal shaping high society. The piece also notes publishers, editors, and theatrical figures amid festive nightlife.
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New York
Washaix
Elie da Wolfe
Smmart
Col Creighton Webb
Clifton Webb
Whitney Warren
Park Avenue
Paralysis Causes and Forms Across Ages and Cases
The article explains paralysis is not always curable and details forms from cerebral hemorrhage to infantile paralysis. It notes onset can follow birth injury lead poisoning infection or stroke, with symptoms including loss of movement and sensation. It emphasizes prevention and emerging cures.
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Mans Pecsons
Resson
Sappers in Congress Urged to Defend the Nation
A stalwart appeal to both houses urges unified action in strengthening the army and navy. The piece denounces alleged alien sappers as a motivating force, credits Secretary Dern and Secretary Daniels with nonpartisan leadership, and calls on Republicans and Democrats to put defense above party to safeguard the United States from external and internal threats.
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Tyre
United States
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Navy
Teuder
Misc Getlon
Ie Aavy
Dern
Sennson
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