Editorial on Hughes and the world court sparks controversy
The editorial criticizes Chief Justice Hughes for commenting on policy at a Society of International Law anniversary, arguing it breached judicial neutrality. It cites Justice Story on judicial aloofness, notes Hughes’ 1916 resignation from the Supreme Court, and urges resignation as chief justice if he remains a proponent of the league court.
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Society of International Law
United States
Great Tribunal
Court of International Justice
Inghes
Nnt
League Court
Baltimore Sun
Washington
Charles E. Hughes
Senate
Hughes
United States Senate
Great Justice
Congress
Republican Party
United States Supreme Court
Wiughes
Poets and executives mingle in a town publication mix
A fragmented piece chronicles local figures including Mamutl Hofferstein and Thorathy Parker, mixing poet credentials with a high powered executive world. Wilfred J. Font leads a literary division while subtle anecdotes tie to publishing houses and social scenes, with humorous asides on modern life, dinner talk, and a chaotic literary salon atmosphere.
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Mamutl Hofferstein
Thorathy Parker
Feeck
Pinkie
Millionwire
Aem Terrifier
Wilfred J. Font
Até Bonk
Lilerary
Moncinl
N. Y
Wuak
Princetes
College Hunter
Harpers Bummer
Lite
The
New Yorker
Jude
Reath
Colleplater
Leese
Apother House
Dreams Realized Through Will Power and Arctic Exploration
An article celebrates the idea that dreams become reality through will power and scientific progress. It notes Jules Verne’s influence and profiles a new generation figure, Jules Verne’s grandson, who will voyage under the sea and through the Arctic Circle to the North Pole with Sir Hubert Wilkins, marking a historic achievement in exploration.
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Jules Verne
Arctic Circle
North Pole
Verne
Sir Hubert Wilkins
Judes Verne
Texas Trails and Trades of Sabinal Legends
A fragmented reminiscence profiles old Texas Trail Drivers and pioneers in Sabinal, recalling long-ago counts of years in Wilson County and Carrizo Springs, the Cheyenne era, and rail-era memories. The piece asks who among veteran traders and cowboys handed a fancy pen and pocket wolf to Trails, and mentions a traveling roamer known as Roarer, with humorous anecdotes about his equipment and foes.
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Robert-Lee Titeworth
Szbinal
Sears
San Antonio
Wilson County
Carriso Springs
Lome Viste
Sabina
Sabinal
Tesax Panzer
Kraila
Thia
Wolfe
Erma
Coe
Unclear historic text hints at trades and places
Fragmentary OCR text references names and locations such as Boise, Dr. Dod, and Jackson Texas. It mentions markets, gas stations, and a theater with scattered phrases about science, decline, and certainty. The passage remains largely incoherent with no clear event.
Listen World Bright Young Things In Modern Times
Elliz Robinson reflects on Bright Young Things and their logic, noting brighter appearance and sharper chatter yet questioning practical understanding. The piece contrasts youth with prior generations, concluding life remains unpredictable with kids copying trends and adults still facing real life.
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Hondreda
Berrymore
Megris
Noiklng
Emeteis
Ghandi
Seerstary Melion
King George
Cates Griga
Jess
Hee
Untitled Fragment Reflects On A Friend Of Hoe Dptel
A fragmented line references an elderly friend of Hoe Dptel for Ife and a moment when sunlight and steps intersect at a Salerece- Bes location, highlighting a distant memory and shifting relationships.
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Fride
Pai Fe Multe
Hoe
Ife
Sun Lamps and Light Therapy Risks and Benefits
Light therapy has grown popular with sun lamps marketed as beneficial for many ailments. Ultraviolet rays can improve blood changes but may cause harm if misused. proper training and physician consultation are essential. Noting blood cell and platelet shifts, the piece warns of risks and inconsistent results, especially in winter and for skin or internal disorders.
Advertising man boasts of bin experience in 18 months
A noisy ad mentions a man claiming to have worked for 22 different firms in the last 18 months. The text is garbled but implies skepticism about his claims and notes Billy’s reaction toward the office and the man’s supposed reliability.
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Ekould
Marry Go Round by Helen Rowland
A fragmented poem fragment from Helen Rowland praising marriage and women, thanking various feminine virtues and roles. The text references the age of miracles, domestic labor, modesty, and beauty as enduring gifts, with tangled OCR errors but recognizable mentions of women and societal ideals.
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Helen Rowland
Jewish Relief Drive Lauded by Coolidge
Northampton editor lauds national Jewish relief effort for aiding Eastern Europe and the Middle East, praising collaboration and ongoing public support. The piece highlights donor generosity and the enduring need for charitable contributions as a national good.
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Coolidge
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Copeland
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Niwaye
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Amwicas Jewiek
Eurep
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Antonia
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