Deschanel President Praise Sparks sartorial debate
The piece argues French voters favor a president of social ease and polished manners, then elevates Jim Lewis of Seattle to near Beau Brummell status, noting American leaders would be judged on attire and charm as campaigns loom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deschanel
France
M. Clemen
Herbert Hoovers
Miles Poindexters
General Woods
Bryans
William McAdoos
Jim Lewis
Seattle
Chicago
Beau Brummell
Chester
Harry Carroll
Jim Ham
Shadow and Substance in Free Speech and Labor Rights
The essay defends constitutional rights of free speech and assembly amid labor unrest and accusations of Bolshevik influence. It condemns forced restraint on political opinion, cites involuntary servitude in strikes, and criticizes councils for opaque votes on park aerodrome bonds while defending civil liberties and democratic process. It notes five council members opposed park bond issues and mocks their future ambitions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Johnson
Hiram
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Congress
Assembly of Our Great
Eee
Park
U. S. Senate
Movie magic and fairy tales in the age of film
The piece reflects on how cinema preserves childhood illusions beyond belief in fairy tales and Santa Claus. It mentions Jack and the Beanstalk Aladdin Peter Pan and the enduring pull of youthful visions while noting political chatter about Hoover and party spending. A Poe hair sold for 3250 bucks and questions about Cinderella toys arise.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack
Aladdin
Santa Claus
Peter Pan
Nothing But the Truth and Nothing But Lies at Rex and Wilkes
A father in a six thrill serial escapes a masked pursuer by jumping into a river. He retrieves currants, floats on water, and with dynamite concealed in a feather bed triggers a spectacular explosion. The cliffhanger ends with a question about survival. Continued tomorrow in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Wilkes
Father
Landa
Tacoma
Everett True and 380 That's What Is Dong
An unclear item mentions Everett True and a number 380 with the phrase that's what is dong, lacking coherent context or readable facts.
Frayed Language Prompt Sparks Rules Clash
A garbled OCR style prompt complains about misused tongue and ruined parts of speech, noting breaches of standard language rules and the start of a chaotic, incomplete sentence. The fragment hints at broader editorial guidance and potential system prompt failures.
Barometer moods and the weight of air on man
An article explains how atmospheric pressure affects mood and body. It describes sea level pressure about 14.7 psi, barometer 30 inches, and how drops to 29 inches or lower can depress well being. It likens air pressure changes to mountain altitude effects and notes limitations of reader questions to a public information column.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockies
The Tail Goes With the Hide In This World
A reflective jeremiad on modern life noting that desires come with unintended burdens and that every gain carries accompanying costs. The piece argues that institutions and progress bring tradeoffs, from marriage and education to church and government, ending with the line that the tail goes with the hide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liberty
Miscellaneous Social Snippets and Jumbled Notes
A fragmented mix of names and riddles with stray references to milk wagons and General Pershing. The garbled text mentions Aileen Claire, a third cousin of a locomotive engineer, a hammer in the right hand, and a playful inquiry into building and home ownership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General Pershing
Where does Mayor Fits rent his silk hat
A Portsmouth style humor item recounts a postcard from Concord New Hampshire with a picnic at Inland Pond. A cow wandered into a stream eating from a boat and consumed bread pie crackers bacon a magazine red bath caps and twine while market jokes speculate on dairy prices and municipal costs. It jokes about washing machines ants and rubber por thores.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Concord
N. H
Inland Pond
Notable 17th and 18th Century Figures and Dates Mentioned
The passage recalls Ferdinand Alvarez de Toledo Duke of Alva’s death and his famed battlefield record, a devastating 1647 plague in Main burgh with drastic mortality, Louis XIV’s 179%, and the birth of Thomas Jackson in 1824. It notes Jackson’s Confederate leadership and death after being shot during Chancellorsville.
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Ferdinand Alvarez de Toledo
Duke of
Alva
Spain
Mainburgh
the Times
Louis XIV
France
Louis
Altho
West Virginia
Jackson
Lee
Chancellorsville
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Seattle Star
Washington
Atatea
Port Townsend
Frank L. Garbarino
Department of Justice
S . Garbarino
Reilly
Strauss
Petrovitsky
Julius Barnes
Herbert Hoover
Herbert
Edgar Allen Poe
Everett True
SONS
Sam
Mall
Emily
Information
Ferror
Aileen Claire
Mary Her
F. F.C
Akron
J. KR. Binyon
Northwest
First Ave
Binyon Optical CO
First Avenue
Spring and
Seneca Vhene Main
Singer
New Home
Wilcox and
Gibbs
Davis
Wilcox
White Sewing Machine Co
Union Street
Post Office
Thomas Jonathan Jackson
Stonewall" Jackson
Clarksburg
del Monte
California Packing Corporation
San Francisco
California
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