Sleep Science and News From Steubenville 1921
Charles D. Simeral of Steubenville Kirks subscription rates listed. The issue includes a health piece on sleeping correctly, advice on bed comfort and airflow, and a mix of global economics and Japan Britain naval policy analysis reflecting 1921 context and concerns.
Rising Sun Rivalries and White Rule in World History
The Orient awakens to challenge white supremacy as Japan and China rise as economic powers. The piece argues Europe and America must understand Eastern philosophies, labor styles, and cultural differences to avoid conflict. It notes Japan’s rapid adoption of Western methods since 1854 and compares Chinese and Japanese traits to Western norms.
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Japan
Comtodora Perry
Washington
Earth
Bagdad
Chicago
Europe
Orient
The Way Fashions Catch On And Our Modern Dandies
Style notes trace fashion evolution from hair wax and boards to bobbed cuts and long coats, linking trends to social needs and leadership instincts. It contrasts ancient flags of status with modern dress, and notes shifts as women move into work, urging awareness of economic roles and future urban life. The piece blends social commentary, census glimpses, and scattered news hints from 1921 era Steubenville.
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Steubenville
Li Hung Chang and the Open Door Policy Legacy
The piece reflects on Li Hung Chang, a blunt yet successful Chinese diplomat who toured America in 1896. It links his candid style to his diplomatic and financial acumen, noting his role with John Hay in shaping the open door policy and contrasting his influence with current leadership at arms talks.
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America
Hung Chang
Li Hung Chang
Li Une Chang
John Hay
Glina
Li Hung Cheng
State court rulings challenge telephone affidavits in many states
Ohio has not ruled on the issue. The practice risks abuse even with voice recognition. In the Arbuckle case two clear points emerge: there was unlimited inebriating substance at the St Francis hotel party and someone has been telling very tall lies.
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Victory
New York Stock Exchange
Ohio
England
Uthera
Francis 1
Charles VII
France
St. Francis Hotel
Various Public Notices and Reflections Across Prewar Newark
A mixed column notes Rector Houghton of The Little Church Around the Corner opposes marrying without parental consent and cites high divorce risk. Toronto public schools warn enforcement of underage cigarette sales. Ascension Island in the South Atlantic is described as barren with costly upkeep. Harding’s conference hints at future international adjustments. A Metropolitan barrister jokes before jurors about church and golf, while Sir Philip Gibbs elevates Gen Smart as a major British figure influencing peace and policy.
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Japan
Harding
Hughes
Great Britain
Britain
Jingo
Neppon
América
Orient
DR. Houghton
Church of the Transfiguration
New York
Ascension Island
South Atlantic Ocean
St. Helena
Ludendorf
Philip Gibbs
Gen. Smarts
Charlie Chaplin
Washington
Ireland
Russia
Cat and Rat Fable Shapes Vanderlip’s Financial Stand
A fragmentary note discusses Vanderlip’s status and respect for his suggestions in the financial world. It mentions his recommendation regarding the collection of American claims against the al, reflecting a cautious stance toward Soviet matters and the broader economic scene.
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Vanderlip
Financial World
Hia
Postwar debt plans spark European revival proposal
A late war era debt solution favors collecting interest now and using the proceeds to rehabilitate European industries. By restoring European production, the aim is to enable global sales including America and gradually cover the principal, despite concerns about competition with American markets.
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America
Pusey
Perpetual motion scheme tied to social folly
The report references a speculative perpetual motion scheme claimed to yield vast profits to insiders. It mentions Mr. Vanderup's plan as potentially similar and notes various legal actions including injunctions and damages involving barber supplies, prohibition violators, and a multi-party civil suit over lost tools in transit. It also covers a divorce petition alleging cruelty and requests custody.
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Seeka
Avrati Radu
Yorkville
Common Meal
American Railway Express Company
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