Confidence and the Market Crash Reflection
The author argues against the American valuation plan, criticizes stock market false hopes and.fake shares, and urges a thorough cleaning of the market. He notes high securities trading below par, widespread loss of confidence, and claims the real cure is legitimate offerings from firms that strengthen national prosperity.
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America
Clara Finds Hope Through Caring for Others
Clara, nearing 48, ends solitude after years with her cousin’s family and plans a small cottage as a home for young teachers. She reshapes the place into a merry, shared space, gathering girls for music, parties, and growth, while rekindling a late romance.
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Dick Walters
Juantos
Hene
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Amani Black
Enal
Furnaye
Coltaga
Dakota
Aha
Abe
Winter
Weill
Cate J
Mysterious Mountain Movement Captures Viewers Across Slopes
Spectators watch a dramatic geological shift over three and three‑quarter miles as valleys are altered and turf carpets slide downward. The ongoing movement, detectable for nearly a year with accelerating pace, is thought to result from excess water in the mountain core caverns.
Independence of business from finance signals a new normal
Experts note that business is advancing toward normalcy ahead of the financial situation. Lenders, usually cautious, no longer control production and consumption as in prior depressions. The shift boosts confidence in the economic system and may temper the power of money kings. The pace suggests a possible return to traditional roles if capital regains lead.
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Tmes
Public Confidence in Securities Dampens U.S. Markets
A Chicago swindle case highlights vast distrust in shares bonds and notes. The piece notes widespread investor fear and difficulty raising capital while criticizing wildcat promoters and fake schemes impacting legitimate businesses and war-boosted savings.
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Chicago
Pretense of Protection and German Labor Costs
Advocates of American valuation, tied to tariff aims, now champion American labor while largely representing manufacturing interests. They argue German wages, though higher in marks, amount to about 75 cents in dollars, predicting German competition will force U.S. layoffs or wage cuts. But production involves more than labor, and Germany’s postwar reliance on imports and currency devaluation alters total production costs.
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Germany
Enforcing Prohibition Through Profit Limits
A discussion argues laws fail when citizens ignore them and federal bootlegger suppression stalls. A proposed amendment would set fixed liquor price maximums with heavy penalties for overcharging, aiming to mobilize citizens as witnesses and curb profiteering. The piece notes political and social backlash, and cites a pie-throwing incident involving a Socialist speaker in Iowa.
The Blue and the Gray Poem Fragment
A fragment poem contrasts Blue and Gray soldiers through river, dew, and flowers. It laments war's toll and foretells final judgment, blending imagery of nature with memorial lines for the fallen. The author Frangla Milon Winch presents equal regard for both sides’ dead.
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Cader
Frangla
Mountain in Aussee Region Rapidly Collapses In Geologic Event
Reports from Vienet dated Sept 3 describe a geological freak as a mountain in the Aussee region disintegrates visibly each day. The Aussee Sandling near Hood Heights is described as collapsing with its rock pinnacles crumbling.
Soviet Body Disbands After Famine Crises
A Soviet government action dissolves Maxi Gorky's committee as famine relief efforts intensify. Bolshevik officials push for unity, reject internal opposition, and welcome American relief while continuing practical food distribution to the stricken population.
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San Antonio
Chicago
Natva
Chicago Daily News
Foreien Strvide
Riga
Latvia
Raskit
Maxi Gorky
Moscow
Fet
Liurky
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America
France
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Paris Struggles Honor French Cook Monument Plan
Paris plans honor the inventor of pate de foie gras with a monument under a Strasbourg committee. The liver and truffle delicacy reportedly earned heavy revenue for the Ancient city before a Hungarian exodus triggers border refugee concerns and a new decree. English officials report British men marrying German women as wartime policy remains unchanged. Hoover to Get “Double Cross” decoration connected to Vienna University events and a special bronze cross with an enameled inscription.
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Paris
Siaiva
Strasbourg
Marshal de Contades
Hoover
A Laugh or Two From a Summer Visit
A nostalgic collection of short vignettes and jokes about visitors, Irish humor, and everyday misadventures. The pieces feature a hospital quip about tonsil surgery, a child testing multiplication with rabbits, a fall on a pavement slide, a betrothed couple at a family gathering, and a railway station mishap with a ticket office quip.
Where to Go Princews and Loydish Tyrrany Tale
Readable fragments mention Gorton Jollee tied to tyranny of Eliva and Low's vaunted town. Names appear as Vietures Grinds and Putty Arhtokle in Craay to Marrs. Dorothy Glich stars in Stirne Misa Hobellion at Lenene Park Boveball Antoni Galventon. Game called at o'clock.
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Eliva
Alno
Low
Vaundeville
Miurpira
Vietures
Noval
Dorothy Glich
Stirne Misa
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