Secret speech on international law and contracts at Washington
Secretary of State Tivgites addresses the United States Chamber of Commerce in Washington. He emphasizes that upholding valid titles and enforcing contracts is foundational to foreign relations, warning that reversals erode international intercourse and risk another world conflict. He urges nations to maintain faithfulness to agreements and stresses responsibility to secure peace.
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Tivgites
United Stat Chamber of Commerce
Washington
United States
Republic
Ar. Hughes
Associated Press
Hughes
Comte
Europe
Germany
Damian Rondnet
Adare
Being Nice to Japan and the Senate's transport stance
A muddled account rails against a U S policy on Japan and naval transport. It notes opposition from unnamed elites and questions the Senate’s commitment to a transit project. The text hints at political maneuvering and disappointment in April.
Americans Send Henderson Crew To Japan In Friendly Gamble
As commander in chief the president has latitude, yet the voyage aims at U S friendship rather than a formal mission. Most passengers are civilians, but Leesidene Harding plans a broader goal to improve U S Japan ties through closer understanding. The move challenges perceptions of American aloofness and may signal goodwill beyond official channels.
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Navy
Henderson
Jajlag
Leesidene Harding
Maron Urin
United States
Congress
Japan
Orie
Offinal
First Season Rivalry Hits Agricultural Markets
Early shipments signal the season as rivals race to supply the first fruits and vegetables. Strawberry growers compete in Potrero and the Rio Grande valley while cucumbers and related produce head to markets. Prices rise for early offerings as farmers seek favorable returns before full supplies arrive.
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Wenese
Texas
Potret
Alastos
Bio Grande Valley
Oushey
Luis Vebiel
Dieterilons
Elesater
Ian Te Syuy
Bappwis
Gillinge
First Cotton Bale Opens South Texas Harvest Season
South Texas awaits the first bale of cotton as the great season begins with distributors and banks competing for the price. The delayed crop affects market timing, with the event symbolizing pride in the producer and the broader harvest across the Mississippi Valley and national corn crop.
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United States
Union
Mississiupd Valley
Wacker
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Lie
Supreme Court Abolishes Child Labor Law
Taft’s opinion upholds local self government and limits federal power, condemning the child labor law as misused taxation that harmed democratic principles. The piece argues Congress perverted taxing power and invokes dangers of national overreach, warning against sacrificing fundamental rights for a “one end.” It references France ready to discuss wartime debts.
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Congress
Witten
Taft
Coliet
Supreme Bee
Thor Good
Once Over By H. £ 5 Fhibitps
A historic college essay warned that excessive dancing damages American college life. The piece argues dance addiction leads to wasted time, loss of judgment, and a moral decline among students, predicting dire consequences for campus culture and academics.
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Eleses
Fragmentary 1920s-era theater and cultural notices blur
A garbled OCR fragment lists various plays and performers such as The Gloviana Poet and The Gloviana Poet, with references to venues like Majestic and Tran to Gaslo. The text includes names, titles, and place markers but is largely unreadable, offering only scattered hints of performances or listings.
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Vauitewill
Leow
Narold
Oiptana
Ue Reyzl
Gram
Painted Windows and the Need for Religious Change in Society
The author argues that religion must shed dogma and adapt to growth, contrasting fixed tradition with living faith. He cites the river of the soul, warns against dead, unchanging church structures, and stresses ongoing renewal within ecclesiastical life. The piece appears in a 1922 collection by Frank Crane, reflecting literary criticism and moral inquiry.
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Dakles
Ehnred
Epglaydee
Thurch
Lowell
Thorece
Seven Hills
Tin
Fred
Brank Cranes
Untitled prose on modest times and unvarnished truth
A fragmented paragraph discusses modest times and harsh truths about aging and gender. It includes garbled names and unclear events, then shifts to a public speaking notice from McAllen, May 33, about a Fraluating addresa at the McAllen Wigit School and associated officials.
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Adderss
McAllen
Uec
Slen
Devkna
Thrawnsville
McAllen Wigit
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Lewin
Board of Cilication
Aphaman
Vol
Heatley
Speed Tendent
Mckdole
The Grotesque, Child Development, and Modern Anxiety
We Addington Hawie argues that grotesque fascination in youth signals primitive thinking and unresolved nervous tension. Psychologists test a large sample, finding many under mental-age fourteen, average around fourteen, suggesting widespread neuroticism and social pressures shaping education and maturity.
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Konduces
Hilfe
Childeen
Wapkind
Jiave Noyer
Udine
Fragmented Factograms With Unclear Figures From 1930s Data
A garbled OCR passage lists figures on tanks in the United States, naturalization counts in 1930, and national bank data from the 1920s. It references Savhien Banks and assorted financial terms, but the text is incoherent and contains many unreadable terms and misprints, offering only scattered numerical snippets.
Fragmented Tale Haphazardly Recounts Odd Scenes and Examinations
A garbled recounting mentions strange events and characters including a consumer in a shop, a nurse and a flagpole exam scenario, and a dog shown by Brown. It notes an exam board officer’s questioning a captain’s unit, with a humorous exchange about erecting a flagpole and a boy naming a dog. The text ends with names of people and medals from a May event and a cycler agent’s report.
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