World Peace by Disarmament Aims and Stakes
A Northwestern University speech argues that world peace hinges on disarmament. It contrasts armed nations with peaceful states, cites costs of armament, and cites progress from the 1922 Washington conference while urging preparation for a future of disarmament in memory of fallen soldiers.
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Northwestern University
Spring Valley
Mars
Perhelion
Artion
United States
Japan
Germany
Ferdinand
Austria
Canada
France
China
England
India
Washington
Belgium
Great Britain
Senate
World Court
John McCrae
Flanders Fields
Personal Crisis Reports Club At Cosmopolitan Cafe
In London a couple discuss Eva Raymond the actress and the cafe’s rumor mill. A man at their table shoots himself in front of the celebrity and the crowd, while Raymond and nearby patrons react as chaos unfolds around the tragedy.
A Royal Outing Place to the Mountains
A promotional piece extols a mountain park as a healthful retreat with varied lodging from luxury hotels to rustic inns. It highlights outdoor activities hunting fishing hiking riding golf and tennis for all ages and claims easy access by rail to this summer destination for rest and recreation.
Witty Miscellany and Observations Jam in One Column
The passage humorously muses on extinction of horses and habits across society. It notes inflated ruble prices for cigarettes in Moscow and jokes about war debt and infant vulnerability. It questions knowledge of Canadians and Americans and hints at space radio monopoly ambitions.
Woman shoots either husband or stranger shows resolve
The statement notes that the woman faces action with calm certainty, refusing to claim she did not know the gun was loaded. It implies a marked determination in handling the weapon regardless of the target.
Adaptability Sparks Debate On Favorite Poet
Senator Sorghum quips about Bill Shakespeare as a favorite poet. He says he does not read his works but defends the choice by citing popular opinion and bowing to the will of the majority.
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Bill Shakespeare
Senator Sorghum
Bill
March of Progress in Crimson Gulch Saloon Era
In Crimson Gulch local mood shifts as residents praise improvements. Cactus Joe notes decline in boss thieves and saloonkeepers while auto bandits and bootleggers replace old crime elements, signaling a change in town dynamics.
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Crimson Gulch
Cactus Joe
The Saving Flaw He When you told your father that I didn't smoke
A witty dialogue from the Boston Evening Transcript notes a father’s reaction to his son's idealized image. The exchange centers on expectations of a perfect partner and the concern that marrying such a flawless man could be unhealthy.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Hall's Catarrh Medicine advert claims local relief and constitutional help
In describing catarrh as influenced by overall health, the notice promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It includes an Ointment for local relief and an Internal Medicine tonic to improve general health, sold by druggists for many years by F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Druggista
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Stunner
Yassum
THE
Alphabet OF Safety
Safe Drivers’ Club
Rocky Mountain National Park
Rockies
Ec JN
A. J. Blassick
Moscow
Times
L.e
Pagle Pencil CO
New York
USA
Ottawa
LA Salle
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