United States and World Court Debate Sparks Editorial
The San Antonio editorial questions U.S. participation in the World Court arguing a square seat is unlikely with foreign judges. It notes the State Department defends its actions and cites arbitration at The Hague over damages for Swedish ships barred from sailing after wartime policy.
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Debate on The Hague Court and League of Nations arbitration
A dialogue discusses submitting cases to The Hague Court and the League World Court. It questions the reliability of a third arbitrator and notes State Department distrust, citing a Norwegian claims case and Senate voting requirements. The exchange suggests efforts to pull the United States into the League and asserts public input is lacking.
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Ghost writing and the ghosting boom across professions
A wide survey of ghost writing’s rise shows poets, novelists, and journalists turning to ghosting for high fees. Notable figures and publishers are linked to a thriving, shadow economy where experts insist on anonymity while earning large sums.
Bucolic Press Aboped and the Distant Ambience
A fragmented OCR note mentions bucolic themes and distant landscapes with odd coinages. The legible items reference a poetic mood and travel imagery, suggesting a literary or journalistic fragment rather than a complete news item.
Listen World by Elsie Robinson
A fan letters style essay argues self reliance and personal boundaries. The author rejects dependence and urges readers to protect their own interests rather than rely on others to safeguard happiness.
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Elsie Robinson
IPS
Cain
Earth
Gurselyea
Xaineone
Hoover Era Relief Fails to Reach Farm Needs
The article argues federal relief money will not fix farming profits or soil quality, urging personal responsibility and structural reform. It notes President Hoover’s stance against blanket debenture schemes and highlights misaligned priorities between government aid and agricultural modernization. The piece cites large corporate spending on groceries to contrast limited relief impact.
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Tnele Sam Matly
J. P. Morgan and Company
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Their First Jobs By Philip Nowland Forrest F Dryden Rise from Clerk to President
From Newark Prudential Life to insurer leadership, Forrest F Dryden began at 18 as a clerk. He advanced to inspector and field superintendent, then held secretarial roles and three vice presidencies before a decade as president. He retired after leading a major U S life insurance company.
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Bonehead Brothers Troob I Just Ran No A Puinter
Scrambled OCR fragment with unclear names and events. Reads like a garbled line about scratching and a person named Fane, with possible injury or incident reference but no coherent report or identifiable facts.
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Backache Causes and Remedies Discussed in Health Article
An extensive discussion outlines common backache causes from dental and abdominal issues to nervous origins and orthopedic problems. It stresses underlying tendons or organs, urges careful diagnosis, and notes women often face pelvic disorders as a frequent source.
Forty Bottles Dressing Table Murder Scene Seeks Prohibition Reform
A tabloid-like feature depicts Margaret Lawrenc e murdered in her apartment by actor Bennison who kills himself. Detectives find forty empty gin bottles amid bootleg liquor, linking crime to alcohol and a corrupt Prohibition era system. The piece urges ending Prohibition and restoring temperance to the United States.
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Bennison
Ward
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Laphead Sisters Murly Ton't You Pity Joan
Crrella says Joan lacks life in her Anghaw race and can’t lift a crowd.
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Joan
Crrella
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