Lack of Marriage Courses Hindering Young Women
AMERICAN VISITORS to Paris before World War I saw eight allegorical statues of former French provincial capitals on the Place de la Concorde. They drew attention to Strassburg and Alsace, illustrating a long German obsession over Alsace Lorraine and the reparations dispute that followed. This excerpt outlines historical tensions from 1681 to postwar reparations, highlighting political motives, population language shifts, and the massive military and industrial concessions demanded after the Armistice and Versailles treaty.
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Congress
Commitheenan
Ohio
Paris
Place de la Concorde
Strassburg
Alsace
France
England
Russia
Louis XIV
Lorraine
Louis Napoleon III
Prussia
Kaiser Wilhelm
Exie
Holland
Spain
Alsace-Lorraine
Ube
Prence
Germany
Europe
Canva
Pny
New England
Baltimore Ohio Railway
Lesst
Barkicilar
Tiata
Germany Reparations Deep Debt Figures Exposed
A Garber sourced article outlines German reparations and occupa tion costs through August 31 1924 totaling near 17 billion dollars. It lists in kind deliveries and military equipment transferred to the Allies and notes the Lausanne conference downsized remaining debts. The piece signals a multi part series with a follow up promised.
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Gerber
France
Belgium
Warfleet
Germany
Revolution of Youth and the Fascist Path in Italy
In Italy May 1915 insurrection proved effective through street meetings, moving the nation from neutrality. The text argues revolutions reshape laws, defend against counter revolutions, and must curb profiteers and violent elements. It emphasizes youth driven fascist change, legality risks, and the motto Il Pasciemo Non Serve One Serves as guiding principle.
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Italy
Adolf Hitler
Weimar
Ol Devante
Risorgimento
Gurnguard
Oliver Cromwell
George Wrehington
Lux the guide dog of Sen Schall to be replaced
Washington May 27 Senator Thomas C Schall who lost his sight in an accident will get a new guide dog. Lux, his first guide, died while Schall attended Senator Walsh’s funeral in Montana. A letter to dog breeder J L Sinykin recounts Lux’s devoted service and grieving loss.
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Washington, D. C
Thomas C. Schall
Capitol
Schall
Lux
Thomas J. Walsh
Montana
J. L. Sinykin
Minneapolis
Schell
Mr. Binykin
Mtterid
Washington
Walsh
Gchell
Matrimony Should Cet Close Attention
Former economics professor argues for organizing marriage like labor markets. He warns against coercion, notes 100000 women seek private marriage bureaus, cites job matching barriers, and calls for national labor exchanges to help singles find partners and work.
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Willis J
Goucher and
Smith Colleges
Wiliams College
Williamstown
Mass
M Tew
Wegner
Island tale sparks talk on marriage and markets
The essayist argues that marriage is a social market needing organization and education. He envisions state help to match couples, treat marriage as a skilled craft, and elevate homemaking to a respected profession alongside careers. The piece ties tropical island anecdotes to broader themes of matchmaking and modernization.
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Willie Toree
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Garber
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Onese
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Conventionaux
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Tne
New York American
In Park
Ballinger
Edward Hunter
Civil Court
Tropics
Isle St. Paul
Paria
St. Paul
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Mar- Tiagé
Jalanea Faire Hies
Maritel Snlssex Fatre
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