Coolidge Views on Europe's War Debts and Policy
A historical look at Calvin Coolidge's stance on European war debts from 1924 to 1928. He rejected debt cancellation, urged liquidation based on capacity to pay, and emphasized universal obligation, nonintervention, and avoiding armament finance while supporting negotiated settlements with debtor nations.
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Submarine Airplane Carrier Spurs Talk of Real Protection
Readers are shown pictures of a submarine built to carry airplanes with a hangar on deck and a biplane folded within. The author urges authorities to focus on protection of the British empire rather than only peace talk, noting the arrangement places a powerful gun above the aircraft.
Personal Piffles Reflections From a Curious Esquire
A stream of personal anecdotes and puffs revealing quirks, biases, and times. The speaker recalls names, places, and memories from Washington to Somerset Maugham, with humor and self doubt, touching on theatre, travel, and daily habits.
Listen World! How to Make Faster Decisions
Elsie Robinson argues that decision hesitation stems from learned habits, not birth. Parents influence a child’s ability to decide by allowing independent choice, setting penalties for delay, and reinforcing consequences. Readers are urged to train the mind to decide quickly, embracing mistakes as growth.
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Leariing
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Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A humorous column explores marriage as a transformative force. It contrasts how husbands may try to control a wife with how true romance changes her, noting love can alter personality and appearance, yet remains a peculiar social dynamic.
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Helen Rowland
Fragmented Bellwether Note Reads Like Scribbled Verse
A damaged OCR fragment hints at a stray anecdote about a visitor and a careful decision, then a scrambled exchange with Sally about chores and dishes. The text is garbled and lacks coherent events, leaving only stray phrases and displaced quotation marks.
Submarine Airplanes Threaten Coast Cities In War Scenario
The article argues a future attack could involve submarines launching airplanes carrying high explosives or poison gas against major cities like New York and San Francisco. It claims submarines would submerge after deployment, while coast defense guns are portrayed as inadequate. It estimates vast casualties and property losses, contrasting ocean warfare with coastal defenses.
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