The Goat Atop The Administration And Europe Entanglements
A fragmented column argues Burkerson as the scapegoat for administration errors and critiques allies in Europe. It contrasts votes of confidence by Clemenceau and Wilson with domestic politics and warns against entangling alliances while recalling Washington and Monroe. The piece traverses Turkey’s Santa Sofia and a jewel heist, concluding with a cryptic note about leadership faults and authority.
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Burkenon
Burteon
Weeder
Burleson
Dimeter
Kurleson
Ein
Natire
Georges Clemenceau
Penow
Senate
Washington
America
Thor
Americs
Thoma
Woodrow Wilon
Monroe
Gen
Vin Hende
Moss
Thoughts We Should Speak Or Contain
A reflection on how talk should reflect thoughts and affect others. Do not hide good thoughts for fear of misunderstanding. Suppress morbid or harmful thoughts and speak brave words when they help others, keeping dangerous ideas leashed.
Way of a Japa Woman and Hearn's sharp temperament
The narrative recalls Lafcadio Hearn as a demanding publisher who insisted on control over book covers and illustrations while distant. He'd angrily draft letters, then regret and send milder replies once calm, with Mrs. Heary acting as moderator. The Charleston News and Courier notes Bolsheviki weakening at home and growing stronger abroad.
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Banty Sofia
Constantinople
Vant
Santa Sofa
Constantine
Justinian
Solomon
Lafendio Hearn
Hearn
All de Taille
Mammaann
Hom
Charleston News Ant Courier
Harvard’s Colonel Lyon to study public speaking at seventy
The New York Evening Star notes Col. George Lyon, a Harvard graduate of 1879 and Nebraska National Guard titleholder, is seventy and will take a public speaking course. The item includes quips about unconventional students and a brief jab at Huerta.
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Harvard
Col
George Lyon
Nebraska National Guard
Colonel Lyon
Linnie
Huerta
New York Evening Star
Death tolls and fame in Civil War battles
A compiled note on mortality rates in Civil War battles cites Gettysburg as the peak with 63 deaths per 1000 soldiers, while First Bull Run and others show 40.7, 45.4, 18.1 and 44.3 per 1000. Also includes snippets on fame, journalism, and postwar reflections.
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Gettysburg
Antietam
Chickamauga
Fredericksburg
Wilderness
Spottsylvania
Koreans Signal Pride and Sensitivity to Japan, News Note
A brief, reflective report notes Koreans strive to show they are a proud and sensitive people, signaling a cultural stance toward Japan. The item underscores dialogue and mutual recognition themes in regional relations.
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Japan
Reading of a Christmas recitative sparks a language moment
A teacher reads a Christmas recitative to her class when the word unaware is explored. A small girl timidly offers a definition saying Uns aware means what you take off before you put your nightie on.
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Solter
Amer
Wall Street Journal
Germany
Chicago Daily News
Chicago Packers Advocate Removal of Profit Caps
Chicago traders argue lifting profit restrictions will cause a 10 price shift in meat costs. The piece states no change is currently seen as the standard.
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Chicago
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Baalbek
Santa Sofa, Church of the Divine Wisdom
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Philips
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Othare
Thomas H. Scruggs
Hill City, Idaho
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Jerome
Hill City
E. H. Field
Dr. Zeller
Arthur Vance
R. R. Clayton
U.S
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ICA
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F. O. B. Detriot
Ford Motor Company
Ka Furcht Auto CO
Jai Saīie
Addison
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