Lloyd George Visit Earns Mixed Regret in Opinion
A 1923 editorial criticizes Lloyd George visiting the country, arguing his star waned since wartime leadership. It laments his alliance with French punitive aims and the Versailles pact, saying the Kaiser was not humiliated and Germany did not pay. It praises his war leadership but questions peace leadership and lasting influence.
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England
Llord George
Lloyd George
Europe
United States
Woodrow Wilson
Lloyrd George
Grant
Germany
Jan Smuts
President Coolidge Faces Congress Session Amid Polarized GOP
President Coolidge prepares for the coming Congress as the Republican Party splits. The public awaits a clear leadership stance on economy and national policy while factions led by Lodge Watson Capper La Follette and Bornhard Johnson clash, leaving a volatile path ahead.
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Coolidge
Aultie Yoogle
Republican Party
Lodge
Mb.a.d Watson
Capper
la Follette
Bornhard Johnson
Coolidge’s Presidency to Prove Unity and Strength
The piece extols President Coolidge, noting the opportunity to shape national life and the influence of the presidency on its occupants. It expresses hope that the coming Congress will reveal his character and ability to unite the divided Republican party and steer policy in concert with trusted friends.
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Idge
President Coolidge
Coolidge
Congress
Republican Party
Barber shops chase bobbed hair craze and new comforts
The piece notes barber shops embracing bobbed hair and refined surroundings with lace carriages and mirrors. It mentions patrons reading police gazette and Modern Priscilla or Pic al Review, possible smoking rooms for men, and Irene Casile as a celebrated figure. observers reflect on changing social habits and privacy.
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Police
Priscilla
Pical Review
YESTERDAYS IN OHIO AND ANNIVERSARIES
A compact retrospective lists notable dates and persons, including John Hancock’s death in 1792, historic milestones in U.S. government and state history, royal foundations, and various anniversaries. It also notes birthdays and upcoming events such as safety observances, conventions, and public health gatherings across multiple cities.
Inexact OCR Summary Card From Historical Page
An unclear report notes ahistoric gathering named for Fam Renan centenati and a congress on the history of re opens in Partia. It mentions the Martonic Ingress and a Mistiseipy Alehan Fair to be opened at Merdan amid other fragmented items.
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McNaert
Wen Bey
Col George B Harvey to resign as ambassador to England
A state department notice confirms Col George B Harvey will resign as ambassador to England. Born 1864 in Peacham Vermont, he rose from reporter to editor at Harper’s Weekly and North American Review, later backing Harding in 1920 and shaping political commentary for decades.
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George B. Harvey
State Department
England
Coolidge
Harvey
Peacham
Springfield Republican
New York World
North American Review
Harper & Brothers
Harper's Weekly
The
North A American Review
Woodrow Wilson
Baltimore
Wilson
Harper’s Weekly
Norman Hapgood
Harvey's Weekly
Charles E. Hughes
Harding
World
Governor Green
New
Collegea
Brask <A
Vermont
Harvey Withhe Fiegrea
Poems That Live a Landscape in Berkshire Poem Fragment
Sombre swell of land and dawn hues frame a Berkshire landscape. A blackbird converses with cold air while a ploughman’s future hours drive labor deep and straight under an iron sky. Richard Henry Horne’s verse echoes through rural toil and hope.
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Berkshire
Richard Henry Horne
Elyria College Gridiron Battle Ends Scoreless Tie
A rough clash between Elyria Business College and Oberlin Business College produced no scoring. Also noted are mentions of T Brindsmade detective fame, a city bond cost, and various local items including a golf result and political notes.
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Elyria Business College
Oberlin Busine College
France blamed for brutal militant policy toward Germany
Bush, head of the Bush Terminals and president of New York State Chamber of Commerce, denounces France for its military policy toward Germany. He says Europe’s industry is crippled, Germany cannot pay reparations without broader sales, and France’s grip on production must end. He urges business leaders to treat Germany’s indemnities like a bankrupt firm and coordinate repayment while criticizing Franco’s large standing army and loans enabling tensions in Poland and the Little Entente.
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France
Germany
Evinis T. Bush
Chamber of Commerce of
New York State
Bush
Europe
Franco
Poland
Entente
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Anne
Elyria Postoffice
Dally
City
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Adjentine
International News Berrice
Audit Bureau of Circulation
Bureau of Advertising
American Newspaper Publishers Association
New York
Layden
Fira Ave
Chicago
John W. Hunter
Warquette
Sass News
Ssemecsee
Tals Society
Komical
Barbers
Irene Casile
Jack
Ther
Southerland
Matt
Tone
John Hancock
Massachusetts
Quincy
Mass
New Milford
Coro
Prince and Princess of Wales
Edward
Queen Alexandria
Gia
Boston
Mission of
San Franci
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Richmond
Ind
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Greece
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New York City
Pecan
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Montreal
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Landers
Springfield
American Public Health Association
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American Paper and Pubb
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Estecpal Giocese
Marsachusetts
Corn Ct
Nwport
Edward F. Albee
Reetth
Machias
Maine
Cleveland
Associaugt
Teulosis
Sconsin
Steve Feteratvania
Foleman L. Riease
Roterney
South
Carona
Owen Bush
Abe Martin
Blackbird
T. Brindsmaid
Lake Shoreganz
Astensa
Hob Orstman
St. Marr's
Western Reserve Trance
Pany Read
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Edison
Mr. Edison
A. Clark
Broad Street
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