Naval parity sparks British hopes and American reach
A New York Times dispatch reports British admirals doubt the U S will fund naval parity, fearing Congress may scuttle the plan. The piece notes a March 4 New York Times cable by 1200 signees urging joint conferences and hints at League of Nations ties.
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House of Representatives
United States
England
Edwin L. James
New York Times
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James
London
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Senate
America
Great Britain
House Wrill
House
League of Nations
Josephus Daniels
Raymond B. Fosdick
League OF Nations Association
Feague
Fosdick
Frederick W. Peabory
American Association
James T. Shotwell
Columbia
James G. McDonald
Council of the
Foreign Policy Association
Britain
Teftid
Kellogg
Carrie Chapman Cate
Charman
Confirenc
Peabody
Association
Husepe
Bacteria and Spores The Simple Life History of a Bacillus
A 1939 Wells article explains bacteria as tiny single celled organisms with rapid division, forming resistant spores under stress. It covers active growth, spore formation, and the distinct, non reproductive nature of bacterial spores, noting heat sterilization methods and the plasmodium fusion in sexual processes.
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Amedia
Stia
H. G Wella
Julian Uurley
George PL Wella
Fort Jogg
Glamorous damsel's futile Hollywood fling ends in New York chase
A young woman with $5000 bankroll arrives in New York aiming to capture a millenaire of fame. She courts a wealthy suitor, but his indifference and mounting debts end the pursuit. A stern note ends the chase as she exits the scene and the theater world
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New York
Srie
Lermelf
Sbe
Michael Axles
Uhe
Argas
Miss Blank
Vanear
Abe Waa
Joneh
Sam
Dad
Hove
Disney
Marriage Questioned By A Confused Narrator
A troubled voice questions marriage and independence in a misread, fragment filled draft. The speaker implies regret about bachelorhood and social expectations, proposing blurred ideas of partnership, wealth, and status while asking why marriage is pursued or avoided.
Why Blame It On Marriage By Elsie Robinson
Column argues water importance and brain use, noting modern aqueducts and daily mental discipline. It critiques reliance on marriage as a blame mechanism and emphasizes education and correction of mental laxity. It warns about brain underdevelopment and urges continuous learning and effort for better thinking.
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Elsie Robinson
Minimum Water Requirements of the Body
An article extols water's role in bodily elimination and health. It notes kidneys as the main elimination organ, the need for a steady water intake, and that adults require about a quart and a half of water daily plus liquids from food. It warns against excessive intake and emphasizes balanced hydration for overall wellness.
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Addii
Perron Pansty
Hays
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