U S Will Not Pay Piper For Europe's War Dance
A radio reply to European debt questions favors American resistance to further war debt revisions. The author denounces paid by Americans for European wars, defends tariff rights, and endorses Calvin Coolidge for president. He argues Europe caused WWI, America paid its share, and creditors push a “piper” scheme to shift costs abroad.
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France the war menace and debt default claims
The piece asserts France is the world’s war menace as international bankers eye daylight saving issues. It accuses France of defaulting on debts and misusing funds to build a vast war machine, provoking global unease. A cited figure labels France as the most disturbing element in the world amid political rhetoric.
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The Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A dated advice piece on marriage by Helen Rowland contrasts male and female behavior. It critiques social expectations, midlife changes, and women’s roles while noting men’s flirtations and the myth of “summer loves” as transient affairs.
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Helen Rowland
Noguchi Hand and Perseverance in a Harsh World
A harsh tale centers on Noguchi, a Japanese peasant boy scarred by a ruined hand, whose disability shapes his life amid poverty, stigma, and fear. The narrative, praised in Gustav Eckstein’s Noguchi, follows his torment, ostracism, and a society quick to label him a cripple while he struggles to endure and seek dignity.
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Coolidge Praises Hoover Debt
Coolidge argues the German relief plan may work and would largely relieve German creditors. He notes taxpayers would bear about 245 million and France roughly 100 million in relief while Britain and others are minimally affected. The piece cites President Roosevelt’s plan and Coolidge’s hope for broader support to stabilize debts and economy.
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Europe War Sermon Warns Against New Global Conflict
William Randolph Hearst urges in a Europe column that France and bankers threaten peace, warning a new world war could end capitalism. Bolshevism is labeled a failure while liberty, opportunity, and prosperity are tied to balanced governance and avoiding Wall Street pursuits that inflame public unrest.
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Greenery, Gardens And Broadway Hearts In New York
A reflective column on New Yorkers' love of plants and flowers in a crowded city. The piece notes urban fascination with windowsill greenery, Christmas trees, and street greenery, contrasting city life with country charm and Broadway theater figures of the era. It closes with a vignette about a chaotic day and a dog misadventure. Copyright 1841, McNaught Syndicate, Inc
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