Home Problems First Borah Warns Against Europe Heavily
Senator Borah urges Americans to focus on domestic issues before Europe, arguing that postwar loans and entanglements have pushed the continent toward renewed conflict. He cites Mussolini’s military plans, UK Russia tensions, and Geneva naval talks, urging prudent resource management and avoidance of further war risks while acknowledging global ties.
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Borah
Europe
National Advertising Association
Mussolini
Italy
England
Russia
Poincare
Germany
Luneville
Geneva
Moscow
China
America
Petice
Admiral Saito Foresees Confusing Disarmament Talks
The Japanese delegation head Baron Saito warns that a disarmament conference risks misunderstanding its purpose as shipbuilding continues. He argues for clear public explanations and binding limits, noting the public favors disarming measures and urging broader social input beyond military leaders.
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Saito
Baron Saito
Farmer Lester Pine Buys Saw Mill in Ambitious Move
In a small town scene, Lester Pine purchases a sawmill hoping for success. His wife Lon Maon warns to beware of trucks as he leaves to paint the Central House Street. The exchange hints at local economic optimism and everyday rural routines.
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Lester Pine
Healthy Diet Advice from Dr Frank McCoy on Summer Diet
Practical guidance from Dr Frank McCoy on summer dieting emphasizes reducing heating foods, increasing water intake, and cutting total food to half to prevent heat discomfort. The article advises sipping water between meals, avoiding ice cold drinks, and distributing water use morning and afternoon to aid thermoregulation.
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Frank McCoy
Sur
Treen
Centenary Notes Blur in a Fragmented World Events
A garbled bulletin observes birthdays and commemorations across nations. References to figures such as William, Ludwig Fulda, and Pettr Shuvalaff mix with notes on Russian police and German drama, then shift to Pacific tensions and American political talk.
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St. Switains
Dar
Arrilin
Belet
William Wale Phaser
Oregon
Sclculios
Pettr Shuvalaff
Sesrey Police
Russia
Ludwig Fulda
Holstead Pahic
Edinburch
Anns
Helausas
Promigen
An Open List of Noted Births and Events
The item lists notable figures and dates including Almira L. Phelps as a pioneer in science education born in Berlin and died in Baltimore in 1914, Peter Shavaloff as a chief of secret police in Russia, and General Roger Jones who died in Washington DC. It notes historical points such as England abolishing whipping for women offenders and a Russian capture of Hars in Asiatic Turkey after three days of fighting.
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Almira L. Phelps
Arcericen Association For the Advancement of Science
Berlin
Baltimore
England
Peter Shavaloff
Secret Pol
Russia
St. Petersburg- Dief
Hars
Turkey
Roger Jones
L. A
Washington
Postal rates declared unreasonable by chambers of commerce
Lewis Eugene Pierson, president of the U S Chamber of Commerce, criticizes postal rates as unfair and not cost based. The piece argues efficiency and adequate service justify costs and that current deficits should not justify maintaining the present rates.
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Lewis FL Pearsow
Chamber of Commerce
Lewis Eugene Pierson
Voted States Chamber of Commerce
Meruchktea
Lata
New York
Ramie Tasti Re
Pierson
P Dent
Am Bankers Association
U.S
Pepe Ctris
Lewis Efiersch
Tvice
Postoficr
Chambers
Post Uch Service Committee
Teasons
Poems of Love and Perfume in a Fragile Era
Fragmentary poem fragment notes a poet Arthur a Tens imonk as one of the few remaining figures of a slowing period in English letters. It compares his translations of Verlaine to an exquisite perfume, and speaks of lingering thoughts and memories: you remain, perfume in the mind.
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Arthur
Verlaine
Iman
Alway
Ian
Hidden Voices at Social Hours
A fragmentary mock diary notes neighbors groaning at dull chatter during social hours. The speaker insists on being heard, disregarding others interest, while Enya and Bee Me trigger rattling conversations about work in a brief, repetitive scene.
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Pher
Republic
Syadicare, Inc
Farm groups push for bigger agricultural research funds
Washington July 15 Farm Bureau Grange and other agribusiness groups urge Congress to boost funding for agricultural research. They cite low returns from current spending urging better measurement while noting only seven percent of the agriculture department budget goes to research and overall federal outlays are small.
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Washington, DC
Congress
The
Farm Bureau
the Grange
American Dairy Federation
National Association of Lumber Manufacturers
National Fertilizer Association
National Automobile Chamber of Commerce
National Canvers Association
Fon Lee
William Jardine
Herbert M Lord
Anéh
Ag- Tienlinre
Department of Aegriculture
Government led agricultural science boosts national income
The article argues that government funded agricultural research yields public benefits impossible for private firms to capture. It cites durum wheat, citrus, hog cholera serum, and new farming techniques as examples, noting innovations in packing, storage, and artificial ripening raise winter prices and broaden markets while returning benefits to society.
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San Jose
California
Florida
Department of Agriculture
Usr
Oberlin Notes from July in Oberlin area sports and lectures
Oberlin report covers a RAMBLE header split between business and college baseball teams at South Park Street, noting the college team won two of three games. Also announces summer lectures by Professor Buckler on India with lantern slides at Sturges Hall open to the public. Briefs cover local events, construction contracts, and community notices in Oberlin and nearby Parma.
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Oberlin
Business Tran
Colese Bavs
South Park Street
Business Menia
Professor Buckler
Trohr
Hawars i 1
Bosworth
Buckler
India
Sturges Hall
Parma
Tarver
Ermilian - On -the-Trerk
R. Hophinz
Mast Collegeet
Tim Allen
Speutding
Qoheritz
Willard
Sarah Hinder
Aassociais
Ttm Olio Bestera Vushand
Bland Matrag
Tha Pi
EF W_ Spanidias
Reiles
Pleasant
Dausbhter
Lois
Economs Department
Cha
Nature Cure Doctor to Hold Free Examinations
Dr McCoy aided by C Ettieger offers free examinations at the Retmrn Fa Nature School River. Date and time listed as 9 .m.106 jf. In. with contact phone 98 for details.
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McCoy
Retmrn Fa Nature School
River Phone
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