Willard Warns Europe on brink of split and war debt
Oswald Garrison Villard told Oberlin listeners that Europe faces 32 danger spots endangering world civilization. He urged U S leadership at Geneva peace talks, calling for immediate disarmament at home and noting high war costs and reparations. He favored a liberal third party leadership in the United States.
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Golden ages and the echoes of ancient realms
The opening of the piece notes three major ages: the Asokan era living in Indian legend, the Roman era persisting in a single law, and the Caliphate era still shaping life in the East until recent years.
Bright Spots In Business World From 1931 Reports
Across multiple cities in the United States and Canada industrial activity shows gains. Steel operations plan a 1 to 28 percent weekly uptick amid broadening demand. Republic Steel Corp resumes work for 500+ workers at Warren plant. Packard Motors reports 600 percent NY show sales rise. Crosley Radio posts nine month profit of 21,166 dollars, New York Ontario & Western Railway reports 1931 income of 1,769,353 dollars. Caterpillar dealers grow 1931 sales across 33 states and 4 provinces. Austin Co. lands 500000 dollar plant contract for Du Pont Inc.
Speedy Cold Remedy Promises Complete Relief
An advertisement touts 666 as both internal liquid or tablets and external salve for colds. It claims a complete and effective treatment with the speediest remedies known, urging quick use for rapid relief.
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