Dictatorial Beggar Lenine Opposes Restitution of Private Property
A Riga dispatch reports Lenine at Genoa instructing the Soviet delegate to reject restitution of private property in Russia. He argues Europe must fund the regime to sustain its war against capitalism, noting private loans would bolster a government already hostile to private ownership and unable to prosper without continual external capital.
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Russia
Tenine
Hom
Bolshevists
Letters on Recent Shootings Prompt Caution in Accusations
Tur Lint laments the rash letters accusing individuals of murder, stressing no proof beyond words. He argues for restraint and insists on incontrovertible evidence before holding anyone publicly to capital charges.
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Tris Lauer
Hit
Gall
Letter Critique on Publishing Dangers and Law Enforcement
The writer argues against publishing unverified accusations of crimes and urges readers to present tips to police. He questions the frequency of shootings on public roads, notes fear of false claims, and claims officers should disclose their actions before using force. He contends that a robber has a right to anonymity, while police should not.
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Tare Lravy
Itvof
John Doe
Ini
Test of Genius Reveals Publishing Buddies Blind Spot
A California audience hears a tale of a manuscript thought lost after a rejection. A shy woman later claims authorship of the dejected work, questioning whether fame or ordinary work brings true happiness. The speaker cautions publishers are fallible and ambition can outlast failures.
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California
Airance
Rother
Hetieen
Kiw
Jneansy Steele
Petavik
Gouits
Seein Place
Enduring Genius Defies Poverty to Write
The piece argues many great artists endure hunger rather than abandon their craft. It cites O Henry, Stevenson, Jack London and others who persisted despite rejection and poverty, stressing the fire of genius and dedication over easy livelihoods.
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Sidney Porter
O. Henry
O. Mears
Henry
Stevenson
Manuuscrips
Treasure Island
Rebettens
Jack London
Tom
France Gropes With Faction Labels in Turbulent Debate
A Paris dispatch portrays a clash of self styled Conservatives and Radicals in the French assembly. Premier Paineare’s Barhe Die speech sparks a radical call for forceful action if allied demands fail. Radicals seek peace while Conservatives push for broader European discord amid looming ant i militarist demonstrations. The piece notes the paradox of labels misaligned with actual positions and the broader European implications.
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France
House of Deputies
Premier Paineare
Barhe-Diye
Ruhr Regio
M. Vaineare
Great Britain
Italy
Willy Nilly
Lurcopean Jans
Spijl
Fragmented verse and garbled lines from unknown source
A garbled text block presents fragmented verses with scattered names and phrases. It reads like a damaged page fragment with incomplete lines about warmth, love, and guidance, interspersed with odd tokens and stray numbers. No clear event, date, or identifiable person is established.
The Once Over. Awes for Toxdead Dreiser, 4A, At is
Fragmented OCR outlines a bizarre rule set for taxi cab pedestrians with nonsensical phrasing. It details penalties and play actions including perfect hits, hurling pedestrians, and credit rules for drivers amid a fictional game on city streets. The text appears garbled but centers on taxi driver credit tied to pedestrian interactions and extreme conditions.
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Dreiser
Jane
Steurk
Dwice
Ghall
Wales
Martivinme
Nis
Hue Weel F
Guy Perloatrian
Bo Lecosne
Athol
Pansing Aratulan
Correcting a Patient Editor's Note on Word Usage
A chaotic list of spelling and grammar corrections, noting dozens of errors and suggested fixes. The author cites specific phrases and provides corrected word forms, including pronoun use, homophones, double negatives, and punctuation, highlighting the difficulties of editing text.
Vaudeville Names and acts listed in torn notices
The fragment lists venues and performers such as Biasentia Jig Vine Vaudeville Coby's Vaudeville and Maria Adenrye with show titles like Donnny Daten Pintires and Amin Thraupls. It includes names Charlie Kaphin Gay iva William Harthy and Johanny Jonen as part of unclear billings and local interest chatter.
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Andeyilto
Biasentia
Jig Vine
Telyeees
Coby's
Maria Adenrye
Donnny
Daten Pintires
Rinkin
Peer Chariie Kaphin
Gayiva William ”. Harthy
Training for Self Control in Childhood Morale
A discussion on the need for early training in self control to build character, reduce life failures, and prevent later social and health problems. It argues parents should start in childhood rather than leaving it to schools, citing effects on motivation, egotism, fear responses, and family breakdown.
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H. Addington Bruce
Tay
Fragmented Tales From a Rural Station Scene
A garbled narrative recalls a Mudville station episode with visitors and a letter delivery scene. A photographer, a clerk, and townsfolk observe delays, a dog, and a moment of mistaken identity as letters are handed over amid a bustling, disordered crowd.
Election results for Chora tharal Clad leadership
Guora Ohta and Chih elected as leaders of the Chora tharal Clad with Mrs Brin Cy hacker and Herbert Marcle in key roles. The eluh now links xi antive members as the group plans activities across India and other regions.
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Guora
Ohta
Chih
Aetica
Cher
Tex May
Alfead
Froheso
Chora Tharal
Brin Cy Hacker
Vier Prealion
Herbert Marcle
Secentary
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