Public Notice and Political Commentary Scrapbook Entry
A jumble of 1923 circulation data and a dramatic note on Mrs. Arthur L. Caperton seeking a divorce and refusing to publicize her stage name. The text continues with Old Guard Republican figures in Minnesota and New Jersey predicting Democratic prospects in 1924, referencing Senator Moses Watson Bacharach and leadership shifts affecting the GOP.
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L. Caperton
Pollewtsg
Minnesota
Old Guard
Moses
Pope Ia
Bacharach
New Jersey
Congress
Harding
Walter E. Edge
Gangreen
Spirit of prayer unites all faiths for Harding recovery
Amid illness of President Harding diverse religious denominations urged prayers to Almighty God for his speedy return to health. The editorial calls for enduring unity in faith across America in peace and in times of war and trouble, urging continued public devotion to God and service.
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Harding
Aaton Wong
Hard- Se
America
BECO
Unclear fragment on Vice Presidential selections and nominations
Fragmentary account discusses vice presidential picks amid a contested convention. Mentions a Republican senator and Chester A. Arthur, Indemnity, and various intrigue around nominations and factions during a tumultuous party gathering.
Money Talks In West Virginia Senate Primary
The piece notes Senator Davis Elling of West Virginia faces possible GOP primary opposition for showing no public activity since taking office. Elling inherits a large Elkins estate funds a potential campaign while his colleague M. M. Neely, a Democrat, was elected that November. It also asks what France will do to show contempt for British opinion when no German territory remains to occupy.
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Hughes
Smoot
Gera
Davis Elling
West Virginia
Washington
Stephen 5. Elkins
Eling
Senate
M. M. Neely
France
Joccuny
The Call of Nature in a Modern City Life
A critical commentary argues civilization confines people in a steel and brick penitentiary while nature remains alluring. It envisions future aviation freeing urbanites to live outdoors, fish streams, garden, and breathe real air, restoring happiness through proximity to wild beauty.
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Didige
Gatterfeld
Haskin's Letter on American racial traits full of data
Frederic J. Haskin reviews Dr. Alex S. Hrdlicka's survey of Old Americans to profile typical skin, eye, and hair colors. It notes two thirds of men and three quarters of women from established families have intermediate skin tones, eye color variation, and common baldness trends, with observations on eye color classifications and hair weight as a possible factor.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington
Alex S. Hrdlicka
Smithsonian Institution
Bag
Hrdlicka
Calle
Hunan
Hrdlteka
Children Tomorrow and City Care in the Streets
A 1923 NEA style civic verse urges grownups to stop boasting and ensure space for children to play in the streets and daily life. The fragment reflects early 20th century concerns about urban upbringing and public space for youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEA. Bervigr, Inc
Nua Borylea
Crown Prince Features Amid News Cycle Now
The Crown Prince appears frequently in reporting, with speculation that he may become Bing in the future. This profile notes his rising prominence and public visibility across recent coverage.
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Bing
Q A Daily Mail Information Bureau Q A
An article fragment presents a bureau style Q and A column with various questions and answers on topics from birds in flight to expressions, Christmas, laughter, autographs and the Declaration of Independence. It cites historical names and anecdotes, showing the interactive advice format and periodic content.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily Mail Information Bureau
Prederick
Haskin
Washington, D
Thie Ulfex
Inforias- Uen
Returie Doe
The
Inquirer
Random Reflections From a Faulty Column Ranker
A jumble of opinion snippets touching on politics culture and social attitudes with tangled phrasing and odd quotes. The piece drifts through topics from treaties and economics to personal freedoms and social behavior, lacking a clear through line.
Fragmentary Quiz On Classical Terms And Politics
A fragmentary passage references the Virginia delegation, the America Philosophical Society, and a Jefferson certificate. It poses questions about Inviathas and a biblical term with various interpretations, mentions a French population estimate, and notes two lefty-leaning players in a Washington game with altered play due to arm injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
America Philosophical Society of Philadelphia
Jefferson
Washington
al Howard
General Drain
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the Square
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Hagerstown Tire CO
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