Wilhelm Hohenzollern Exile Portrait Reflects Change
The article contrasts wartime depictions of Wilhelm II, now exiled at Doorn, with recent photographs showing a gentler, beardful appearance. It notes a shifting public image from stern conqueror to mild elder statesman, amid reports of his upcoming wedding preparations and a grand pre nuptial reception.
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Wilhelm Hohezollern
Doorn
Kaiser Wilhelm
Germany
Wilhelm Hohenzallers
Doorp
Wilhelm
Wilhelm of
Finners
Kaiver
Wilbem
Cannery
Wilhela
Stare Las
Rae- Ferdi
Cnusuel Stins
Tad
Femet Aweonyel
Childinn
Navy Uniform Wedding Tea Scene Inspires Global Flattery
A fragmentary report notes a man in a navy uniform preparing tea for a wedding scene. Tokens of admiration arrive from various parts of the world, reflecting wartime symbolism and public reverence amid a backdrop of crime and mystery.
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Navy
San Antonio housing boom boosts city’s growth
A city newspaper survey shows more than 1000 new homes built in six months in San Antonio with nearly all financed locally and occupied upon completion. About 1800 new homes were built in 1921, easing a wartime housing shortage. demand remains high as many families double up. The piece notes strong tenant and owner trends, employment from construction, and calls for fair pricing and value for buyers while predicting population and commerce gains before the next census.
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San Antonio
San Lutecia
Texas
Sr Mare
San Antonin
Tor
Owen Kotties
Too Deep for His Critics in Pre-Greek Style Voice
An obscure critique discusses Preming Weed George and his supporters, noting harsh internal debates among its followers. It questions credibility and possible biases, referencing Amérsen views and past performances while considering the impact of European scholars on interpretation.
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George
Anata
Saboin
British Policy Backing Greeks Provokes Near East Talks
A wartime tone dominates British leadership as Lloyd George opposes Turkish advances and backs Greece. The piece argues Britain must deter Turkish ambitions, with Venizelos urging concessions, while a Near East conference plan unfolds amid tense diplomacy and public debate.
Terrible Secret by Dr Frank Grane
A fragmented tale unfolds of a domineering jealous husband who suspects his wife of concealment. He uncovers a hidden drawer and a shocking secret, revealing a crime that devastates their home and drives him to confrontation.
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Frank Grane
Paul
Denver
Reon
Bet
Tusinnes
Druven
Thaler
Wtyeytt
Fragmented text hints at a personal tragedy and community blame
The readable lines describe a man facing a devastating accident or act linked to his family and social standing. Neighbors discuss guilt, reputations, and public reactions while a wife, children, and community figure into the aftermath. The piece conveys a tense, local drama with implied consequences.
From a Seat in the Gallery to State Department Careers
The fragment discusses shifting ambitions from Sunday school culture to government service. It notes a critique of old ways and highlights a U.S. State Department pathway, mentioning Morgan Shuster and Persia, with hopes of placing American youths in diplomatic roles amid expansionist aims and political reshuffling.
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Washington
D.C
Bagan
Wiah Bt Kange
Tvliel
Uffey Reniere
Noh Ag
Ome Santerm Trad Sg
Morg
Saavion
Emoyimente
Nyerase
Harry
Motater
Qiberia
Sengts
State Department
Vier
Yyilinn
Nat Ammiieh
Maurasig
New York
Trresta
Viberia Binteland
Herman
Tiberian
Heredity in Insanity by H Addington Brive
A fragmented discussion argues heredity influences mental illness. It traces familial patterns of thyroid, kidney, and brain function, noting differences between tendency and actual disease. The piece emphasizes cautious interpretation and need for expert study to avoid misattribution.
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H. Addington Brive
Stewart Tate
Renondts
Exton
Fragmentary figures on world population and empire scales
Readable scraps describe population figures and territorial extents for world powers, with references to the United States population, per capita measures, and colonial accounting. The text mentions miles to a border, distant shores, and imperial demographics, though many terms are garbled.
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Curtix
New York
Mhuyr
Buxt
Mothne
Ttaty
Lheomstera
Por
Brelthé
Pranse
Atin Minor
Mackwa
Hlaten
Corieey Hotion
Feoorgsons
A Laugh or Two at the Village Whist House
A stream of whimsical dialogue unfolds as villagers play whist and gossip. Characters recount scenes in the main street, trading quips about manners, drinks, and community life, with lilting humor and vivid local speech. The narrative blends playful mishearing, social missteps, and small-town dynamics centered on games, drinks, and shared spaces.
Where to Go Wan ovale Majendlo Big Fine Vaudevitte
A garbled OCR item lists places and names with unclear connections. It references Wan ovale Majendlo and Royal Ty ag Gab Pelion near ant Wlextot, plus a big vaudeville notion and a motion idares era. The fragmentary text hints at venues or events but provides no coherent details or outcomes.
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Motion Idares
Erantra
Kie
Stig
Royal Ty Ag
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Etin
Lires
Asia
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Linvd-George
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Lowell
Serrent
Persia
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Shaster
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Tal Ubargel
Sncen Fay
Atunelind
Fehovan
Manger
Ishioh Ta
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Ohio
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