Geneva Meeting Will Be Interesting To Watch
An international economic conference assembled in May in Geneva by the League of Nations features European business leaders seeking to shield Europe from American economic dominance. The piece notes prior London meetings with British and German industrialists, forthcoming talks in London, and invites to Italian industrial federations, with President Coolidge stating US delegates will report and cannot bind. The article warns of Europe shifting costs to Americans through debt relief, tariff concessions, or immigration policy changes, and suggests the Geneva talks will reveal such pressures.
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Geneva
League of Nations
London
Europe
Halian Fascisti Federation of Industrials
Sweden
Denmark
Coolidge
United States
Baltimore students form anti suicide club in psychology drive
The University of Baltimore forms an anti death by own action club intending to curb youth suicide through psychology courses and study of student thought patterns. Past waves show moral suasion plus Salvation Army classes reduced self destruction, but experts warn psychology may not match traditional remedies.
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University of Baltimore
Sim
America
Salvation Amay
Salvationists
Baltimore University
Public mood shifts after war era on money in politics
The piece argues juries err but reflect times, cites Fall and Daucherly cases, notes postwar lax money scrutiny. It highlights Senators Reed and investigations shaping public sentiment, and warns against money taint in public life as society reopens.
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Fall
Supreme Court of the United States
Daucherly
Times
Roosevelt
Wilson
Minoit
Pennsylvania
Senate
James Reed
Missouri
Supreme Court
Miller
Excuse It Please A Call For Forgiveness And Courage
A reflective piece urges sincere apologies over mere excuses, arguing that asking forgiveness strengthens character and heals hurts. It recounts a famous personal apology where pride yielded to truth, noting how forgiveness followed when one humbly admitted fault and promised amends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Onic
Pifajla
Donyright
Fight Against Diphtheria By ROYAL 5. COPELAND
A noted public health piece argues against diphtheria in the United States. The author deplores high child mortality and urges action to prevent the disease from spreading, stressing urgency for preventive measures and better health conditions.
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Royal
Copeland
Wright
Este
United States
Using Ultra-Violet Rays by Dr Frank Crane
Dr Frank Crane discusses ultraviolet science and its potential uses by 2000. He cites Brockbarger of MIT, glow-in-the-dark headlights, health effects, and reading aged documents. He argues for early vaccination against diphtheria and urges precaution and medical guidance for families.
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Frank Crane
McClure Nawmpaner
Ir Waeates
Utfa
Themiat
Figures of Speech Incomplete Quotation Slotted
Fragmentary OCR text references a plumé or nigréley heron and new relatives in warmer regions. The passage hints at slaughter and wearing by women, but lacks complete context or names. Readable facts are limited and may reflect historical commentary on fashion and wildlife.
Daily Good Deed News From a Busy Season
A fragmented notice describes gifts of clothing and other items to aid needy families ahead of seasonal needs. It mentions preparation before events, with references to birds and communal activities, and notes concerns about wear, dirt, and secure storage. The text blends garbled phrases about reproduction, a heron ball, and rapid changes in a tower context.
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Pha Vera
Wathnetta
Unclear Daily Dispatch Note From Ohio Turmoil
Fragmentary report from Giraed Ohio mentions Durbin, McGarrauck, Foley and McCformack in a puzzling incident. Details are garbled with misspellings and misordered names and events, but suggests a home visit and travel in 1008 with various individuals involved.
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de. Durbin
Fudock
Keyan Titcurr
Giraed
Ohio
Coamopolite
John McGarrauck Ty A Mathe
Troland
Sin Wieily Foley
Wrrbly
Gavl
McCformack
Hlean
Ellison
Adam and Eve painting sparks debate on gender roles
A Cranach painting in Strasbourg’s museum is discussed with a satirical, polemical take on Eve as the driver of humanity’s troubles. The piece is used to critique historical male dominance, the clothing industry, and modern perceptions of work and gender.
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Adam and Eve
Lucas Cranach
Strasbourg
Eve
Adam
Dye
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Alezender Graham Bell
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