Carranza compares Mexico’s crisis to Juarez era
President Carranza’s manifesto likens current Mexico to Juarez’s 1850s Liberal government era, noting widespread banditry and robbery, with mounting foreign debt, default on interest, and larger deficits. The piece contrasts 1860 US friendship with today, criticizes portions of the Mexican press, and warns creditors’ patience may end as war costs bite.
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Carranza
Mexico
Juarez
United States
Senate
Wilson
Eliseo Arredondo
State Department
Rabbit as Daily Diet Says Expert for Cheap Meat
A food expert argues rabbits are the cheapest and wholesome meat. A breeding doe yields multiple litters yearly, with young rabbits growing fast. With ten breeding does a family could produce about 400 rabbits annually, enabling varied rabbit dishes and even luxury quantities.
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Radhdor
Yost
Rabbit as dinner dream fails to beat pork chops
A witty critique jokes that one daily rabbit meal is impractical for households. It notes rabbits yield market value for pelts and sealskins, but camouflage cannot disguise rabbit stew. Belgian hare excites some, yet pork chops remain unmatched as a staple.
Wall Around Russia Proposed To Quarantine Bolshevism
The era’s peace talks may decide to fence Russia and let Bolshevism burn out, a move seen as preventing wider disease. Allies previously bottled up Germany in wartime. similar containment could spare invasion. Mass famine and disease plague Russians as leaders push upheaval, with Western powers debating humanitarian costs and American stakes.
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Russia
America
Ewuh
Japan
Far East
Siberia
France
Fuey
Minsk
Dark Alternative on Attitudes to Migrants and Development
Fragmented excerpt questions the likely American and British reactions to large migrant influxes and proposes development as a counterpath. The text discusses territorial implications and dampened prospects if Bangur continues its course, suggesting a speculative socio economic scenario.
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Bamgur
Derby
Germany Faces Postwar Immigration and Economic Crisis
The article argues Germany cannot resume industrial activity at scale without outside aid, warning that mass German immigration could follow unless immigration laws are tightened. It discusses Germany’s inability to export, pay debts, or feed itself, and the potential impact on labor and prices. It also notes broader peace conference considerations and stresses a fact-based solution over sentiment.
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Germany
Whiel
Tahiti's Joy Fades to Mourning After Epidemic
Fragmented account recalls Tahiti once famed for beauty and hospitality, struck by a deadly disease that swept the elder Wahitians and altered island life. It notes the French defense, shifting fortunes, and Darwin’s remark on Tahiti women as observers recounting a world of color, music, and gaiety vanishing in the crisis.
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Holbrook Ackvon
Herman Metfilles
Aspes
The
Marquesas
Papeoto
Aml the Lovex
Graves
Ibolin Liddell Kelly
New York
Tahiti
Tata
Mlagne
Bourgain
Charles Darwin
Bapeete
Isth
Mee
Brasyoy
Ted
Giede Plenner
Tove Phaguragh
Dean Hag
Eeekre Heutyintac
Neil Amiasn
Perivian
Jane
Fragmented Memoir Snippet Describes Night of Funeral Pyres
The text recalls a tense period with scarce joy as living conditions worsened. Firelight dominates the scene, likened to funeral pyres, while people prepare to celebrate a brittle, somber atmosphere amid hardship.
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Lahitt
The Majestic Theater Hosts Carl Tora and Varied Acts
At the Majestic Theater this week Carl Tora, formerly of the Metropolitan Opera, headlines with an operatic aria program aimed at pleasing the audience. The bill includes sportslike vaudeville and a lively comedy lineup featuring Will Rogers references and a robost mix of musical and dramatic bits, with strong crowd applause and diverse performances throughout the show.
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Toar
Majestic
Carl Tora
Tevet
Metropolitan Opera
New York
Majestic Theater
Huu Antonio
Avero
Jorn
Will Rogers
Gray
Crarge Damercl
Mistle Vail
Edward Hume
George Morou
Charles Mack
Maio
Livia
Bee Ho Gins
Edmund Mace
Ila
Sporting Tate at the Grand leads a famous photoplay
Maurice Tourtimie4 presents Sporting Suite a feature photoplay at the Grand. The spectacle promises thrilling scenes with stars and a dramatic plot involving Woodstock and royal lineage amid peril and debt, produced under the direction of Mr. Wameneur.
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Sporting Tate
Woodstock
Vanagh
Lis Ehief
Radu
Letters to The Light Urge Dairyman Pause on Pasteurization
A dairy farmer appeals to the public and officials urging a one year wait before mandating pasteurization plants. He cites high costs of feed labor cows and mortgage pressures, urging relief and patience until better cattle and conditions stabilize finances and weather improves. The letter thanks county officials for past guidance on pasteurization.
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Maru Gardner
United States Public Health Officer
Suna
Bedire
Texas
Garry
W. J. Goode
Isis
Western traits grow in Shanghai department stores
In Shanghai a new department store marks Western influence amid Chinese retail. Cantonese origin owners plan further expansion as Western fashion pervades jewelry, watches, and hotel decor. Chinese tastes favor Western service in hotels while preserving local weaving and textile practices.
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Shanghai
Acondaca
Arnold
Tate
Fragmented musings on power and politics amid a tangled era
Reflections mix personal ambition and social change as a narrator frets over voter rights, authority, and cultural shifts. Names, places, and events blur through a collage of voices, hinting at distant conflicts, revolutions, and a quest for meaning in a volatile world.
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Ak Wiahty
Minilvil
Thor
Flia- Hroits
Film Attractions
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BK Eye
Benea
China
Samanthy Sharp
Asi
Xenori
Oneilly
Mari Huian
Wennrs
Bill Hister
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Moosh Theater
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