No Safe Substitute For Ample Naval Defense
The Senate forced the House to appropriate 450000 to start three new cruisers, authorized since 1924, with a proviso the president may suspend construction if a naval disarmament conference occurs. The piece argues historic fear of preferring substitutes for naval power, cites 1798 actions against the Dey of Algiers, and notes Coolidge’s potential suspension and limited tonnage compared to Britain and Japan, concluding the new cruisers won’t spur warlike signaling.
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Senate
House of Representatives
Congress
Coolidge
France
Japan
Britain
Fance
Great Britain
Girl surges from home tyranny to win injunction
In Chicago a young woman defies medieval parental claims of control. She works in a lawyer’s office and secures an injunction to stop her parents from interfering with her life. The case highlights how harsh family control drives some girls to seek independence.
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Chicago
Moaijovry
Gutla
Teeth should be used in old fashioned diet debate
A fragmentary excerpt discusses dental health and diet, mentioning a conventional dentist's view and arguments about teeth, goad consumption, and minerals. It references sugar consumption, old fashioned foods, and recommendations from dental experts, with uncertain dialogue about protective substances and dietary practices.
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Americas
Chicago
Ananis
Life's Hurdles in Baseball Appeal and Crowd Comfort
The piece argues baseball is popular not only for play but for its social draw. It highlights crowds, shared purpose, and the sense of security and equality among diverse attendees. It notes fans can express themselves freely and enjoy collective excitement without personal scrutiny.
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Fee
Wetato
Winerard
Homegeumna
Nabelall
Tony Nuuleg
Queen's Counsel By Maree Queen of Romania Regulated
A fragmented prose piece discusses the dangers of ignorance among founders people and the need for mothers to educate daughters about modern life. It argues girls must be taught psychology laws and social pressures to navigate freedom, family, and societal expectations with knowledge and prudence.
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Maree
Romania
Shi
Indy
Asind
Aettala Phyniulogien
Cerinie
Mace
Science Sideshow: Odd Facts About the Great White Shark
A garbled science note discusses the great white shark’s habitat diet and feeding behavior. It mentions its tiny teeth and the reliance on plankton, though the text is heavily distorted and difficult to parse.
Youth and Age By Dr Frank Cransi
A fragmented essay discusses youth and resilience, contrasting vigor with aging. It mentions contests, prizes, and societal views, with references to youth protests and enduring strength. The piece intermingles names, places, and unclear phrases, portraying debates on aging, vitality, and opportunity.
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Frank Cransi
Their First Jobs By Philip Nowlan
A garbled historical passage discusses early career steps of Philip Nowlan, noting shifts from journalism education in Ohio to business links with Florida capitalists, then roles in insurance, finance, and mortgage analysis. It references Fayle Wir Susiyanee, a series of appointments, and leadership positions in several firms.
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Philip Nowlan
Florida
Tie
Tke
He. Offlerg
David Re Ood
Lejpri
Ohio
Wade
Wade No Serious Attempt To Entatiak Bimacil In Thé Yeactirg
Fayle Wir
Susiyanee
Gint Foolt
Hécoraing & Spteial Agin
Niipibrdy Nien
Grlanie
Dane Curtis
Geow Raya
Oriani Sec
Wid
O'Neal Meddel
Ind Ehnirinno
de Pice
IDM
Fae
Rattlesnake Poison and Cobra Myth in Medical Pursuit
An old article discusses rattlesnake venom being studied for cures and notes the hooded cobra in India as a deadly example. It contrasts primitive views of gods with modern science, laments human fear, and praises human ingenuity in learning to counter venom. It reflects on evolution and ugliness versus beauty in nature.
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India
South America
New York Zoological Garden
Eve
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LG Laurs
Taos Angeles
Willy
Masry
South
Deadly
King Cobra
God
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