Nothing in Thirty Chances and the League of Nations
A front line critique questions the League of Nations one year after Versailles. It argues the League has done nothing amid about thirty wars, faults U.S. nonmembership, and asserts the world could act better as its own league, pacifying where convenient.
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League of Nations
Democratic Convention
San Francisco
United States
Teague
The
League
Tleague of Nations
Effer
Switzerland
Inueli
The TiVo Conventions and the San Francisco Showdown
The article contrasts the political conventions in Chicago and San Francisco, noting Chicago's colorless cadence and San Francisco's grand but artificial atmosphere. It suggests nature or fate could sway the race, and forecasts numerous dames participating in the NaGoal election while doubting their influence.
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Nature
San Francisco
San Princisco
Chicago
Windy City
Coliseum
Our Luxury Bill and the Cost of Luxuries in Society
A reader argues about Secretary Houston’s luxury bill figure of 22.7 billion, noting the difficulty in defining luxuries and urging balance between keepsakes and essential needs. The piece defends automobiles, organ, phonograph use as not mere luxuries and warns against retrogression by restricting desires.
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Houston
Allegeltiwr
Nature and politics blend at San Francisco Republican conclave
Descriptions praise the convention’s striking natural setting and reporters’ dramatic weather imagery. Delegates seem dazed by the colorful atmosphere, as veteran correspondents emphasize the showy display over formal proceedings, comparing Chicago and San Francisco in vivid terms.
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San Francisco
Chicago
Lost Health Standards Promise Harder Recovery
The quotation discusses adopting a different disease to escape an existing illness and warns that lowering one’s living standards may permanently hinder recovery. The text cautions against seeking a substitute ailment to avoid current suffering.
Branded Slayden in 14th district attacked over war record
A scathing critique of James L. Slayden cites his pacifist past and congressional voting record during World War I. It accuses him of opposing army support, refusing key war powers, and prioritizing private interests over Fort Sam Houston defense and national unity. The piece links his stance to broader Democratic party tensions and wartime leadership. It also notes latest exploits by Georgia bandits and profiteers amid the war effort.
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Janes L. Slayden
Woodrow
Wilson
Myr. St
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Insurs
Germany
America
United States
James TL. Slayden
At Yen
Carnegie Peace Foundation
San Antonio
Fort Sam Tronston
Twourteenth
Slayden
Mfr
Skayden
Florerisa
Slaydon
Corse
Congress
United’ States
Mexico
Fourteenth District
James T. Slayeten
Paurteench
Italy shows products and ports plan trade reach
A garbled report outlines Italian product promotion with mentions of Rome and multiple ports. It suggests shipments by wire and coastal exchanges, listing cities like Algiers and Venezuela while noting a forthcoming dispatch to North America. The text implies a busy trade initiative with international deliveries and ongoing updates.
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Peetry
Rome
Jana
Aykha Tealinn
Ani
Lunda
Algiers
Vongier
Biuhon
Tmarcelana
Stieseltes
Gewa
Garry Sinbine
Nuit Wirenal Leony
Wirelons
North America
Venezuela
Anil Chin
War brides coming from Russia to the United States
A historical report describes Russian war brides, many from war zones, traveling to the United States with their American soldiers. It notes transportation arrangements, shelter and food support from Red Cross and charities, and the complex issue of deportation for several women who could not obtain soldiers’ husbands.
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Manin
Gitela
United States
Sana An
Cole Loge
Ife
Ihen
Mike
Army Puthiovitins
Philippines
Reston
Vindiwontok
Manila
Siberia
Campaign Aims to End Hookworm Amid Government Efforts
The government and Trackefelter Foundation back a campaign against hookworm. Workers previously unable to work regain physical strength after treatment and relocation plans. Governor Prohlyn supports eradicating hookworm with Rockefeller commission aid across the region.
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Deena
Dune
Cckt
Hookwovn
Trackefelter Foundation
Lave Est Gamite
Savnnien
Cuba
L'Ro
Fragmentary Theater Note Mentions Actors and Titles
Fragmented OCR mentions a father figure and a range of names like Kuyt Grant Chonter Ole Leff and Marg Broktonthi along with references to Troyntheater and Wilihn Khan. It reads as a disjointed theater item lacking clear event details or context.
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Maleatic Wienter
Plecurea
Marg Broktonthi
Kuyt Grant
Fragmented Narrative Muddle Sees Figures in a Dublin Scene
A disrupted text fragment depicts a chaotic exchange with mentions of a host, a guest named Patrice, and a Dublin setting. The garbled dialogue references a host, a party, a breach of decorum, and implied actions, all amid unclear narration and stray names, suggesting a cluttered theater or social scene.
Fragmented Echoes of a Turbulent Town Life
Readable fragments suggest a tale of social conflict and rumor. Mentions of neighbors troubles, a town’s wind, and a mysterious swapping of cores. References to a funeral, gender roles, and a named general hint at broader historical or community tensions amid unclear, garbled text.
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Weselon
Olio
Riv
Pheron Hay
Gera
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