Editorial on the League of Nations and Manchuria trap
The piece argues the League council uses Japan's Manchuria crisis to draw the United States into league politics. It claims moral suasion masks U S subservience to a consultative role, risks entangling policy with imperial concerns, and warns to keep the United States out of both the League and its world court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
League of Nations
Japan
Manchuria
Council OF the League
League Council
America
Japa
WAR Department OF Japan
State Department
China
Geneve
New York Times
Shidehara
League
Washington
Congress
League of Nelsons
Johnnson
California
World Court
League Court
Trade Reciprocity for Congress at Is Nex
A vision for lifting the global economy through reciprocal treaties. The piece argues the tariff act harms American exporters and worsens trade barriers. It urges continued export-import balance and urges policy shifts to reduce economic warfare by engaging friendly powers in fair terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Larriera
Europe
Jay
Sneha
Trails of a compadre and a dangerous well drill
The Devine News reports a well drill near Derive turning to oil with a large bit and gas indications. Details blur with memory, noting a slide into danger and a daring rescue alongside unrelated local notes about racing, people, and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vraile Las
Smit
Hasdy Toberle
Duro
Derive
Dubase
Devine News
Weil
Loren Rom Ulese
Capara
Elseleic
Lage
Listen World by Elsie Robinson reads like a confessional dramatic monologue
A fragmented读 excerpt presents a stream of consciousness meditation on fate prudence and the allure of risk. The speaker questions why the wicked prosper and how deception drives the reader to confront moral choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elsie Robinson
Sleep By Royal S Copeland City Sleep Commentary
A fragmented regional column on sleep in urban life by Royal S Copeland. The text mentions city visitors and sleep deprivation, listing scattered names and places in a garbled fashion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleep
Royal S. Copeland
Fragmented Memoir Notes On Health And Politics
A garbled text fragment discusses health methods to induce sleep and relaxation, mentions political figures and authorities, and references youth behavior and safety concerns. The passage blends unrelated topics with stray names and scattered questions, reflecting damaged OCR from a historical page.
New Era and a Fitful Hiccups Satire in 1921 Era
A fragmented column mimics a writer adjusting to the New Era, detailing episodic epochs, hiccups of speech, and shifting social tones. The piece features a first person narrator, references to a butler, a servant named Gaele Enoch, and a mock commentary on era transitions, ending with copyright credit to McNaught Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yenterday
Gaelo Enoch
Marsla
Fifty-fourth Street
Gaele Enoch
McNaught Byrd
Tnn
Marry-Go-Round by Helen Rowland prompts turmoil and gossip
A garbled society column sketches scandal around a young outfielder and the crowd’s fascination with romance and money. It mixes speculative praise, personal entanglements, and ironic commentary on marriage norms, with a veiled critique of status and wealth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Rowland
Roma dirigible to stay in Virginia not to visit San Antonio
A report notes the Roma dirigible bought by the US government from Italy will not visit San Antonio in the coming spring. It is likely to remain at Langley Field Virginia but may tour nearby in the spring, with a possible stop in Atlanta and Macon streets in the near future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seeligson
Anthony
Anila
Patton
Oftow
Brooks Find
United States
Italy
San Antonio
Kent
Jangley Field
Ane Nutonlo
Fifty-seventh District Court
Jamra Tinmilton
Jairsing
Atlanta
Macon
Ulreeta
Unreadable Ballad Yet Echoes Through Time
Fragments of a dated text hint at a weathered verse or song about gatherings, ships, and names. The garbled lines mention names like Ruth and Folin Tilly Beal, with scattered references to weather, a host, and returning reflections. The passage remains unclear and largely indecipherable.
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