French American debt talk and Solomon's lesson
The piece argues the Franco American debt dispute shows needed compromise and that Americans must insist on debt repayment while acknowledging French perspectives. It cites Solomon's sword in judgment, calls for a fair test to protect future welfare, and notes two million births as national vitality. It comments on paving waste and tunnels as a future infrastructure idea.
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America
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Daily Thought From Psalm 10137
A fragmentary religious note cites Psalm 10137 about deceit not dwelling in the house and truthfulness in daily life, with garbled surrounding text offering unclear federal or public context.
Two Mothers Fight For Boy In Philadelphia Court
In Philadelphia Judge Tay mond MacNeille weighs conflicting claims by Mrs Martha Sitknitter and Mrs Russail Stormling to custody of a two and a half year old boy. Each woman presents evidence alleging she is the mother and that the child was abducted. The case echoes the Solomon parable of two mothers and a living child as the court seeks identity and rightful guardianship.
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Philadelphia
Martha Sitknitter
Russail Stormling
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Taymond MacNeille
Philadelphia Juvenile Court
Hoy
Tutu Gort
Guo Allye
Solomon
Fragmented OCR News Snippet With Scattered Facts
A garbled text fragment mentions Mail Pouch Spring, longer days, gasoline prices, Angora, Christiana in Turkey, Los Angeles moving picture center with a celebrity, Atif, groundhogs owned by a Pennsylvania man, February 2 awakening, and a reference to a proudhogaAdvovate. The passage is nonsensical and unreadable in places, with many broken names and phrases.
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Los Angeles
Moving Picture Center
Two Thousand Bills in California and Britain Compare
Rowell's Column surveys legislative activity in California and Britain noting the high volume of proposed laws and a critique of modern governance. It contrasts American and British legislative rates with reflections on President Coolidge's messages, medieval to modern contrasts, and a fanciful description of a Japan notebook lacking essentials.
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Canfornia
Congress
Britain
Fragmented column rails at politics and language trends
The piece shifts across politics and culture from reform in government to language mistranslation and social norms. It notes the desire to end the short session, critique of cabinet staff, and calls for uniform state laws, while weaving in quips about typhoid oysters and a tale of a ravens in Haglish translation. It closes with reflections on lineage, democracy, and historical memory.
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Keve Buccasdad
Harding
Stock Market Boom Shifts From Speculators To Investors
Washington reports a surge in New York Stock Exchange activity since the election. Daily turnovers exceed 4 million shares, with much buying paid outright by investors rather than margin trading. Bank credit demand remains steady, signaling broad ownership growth across U.S. companies.
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Nelling
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Tha Qrat
Hesan
Ag Ushal
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Wall Street
United States
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Cho Humber
Questions and Answers from a Newspaper Literacy Page
A readable antique query column asks about acres of land suitable for crops, tuberculosis resistance among races, birds per acre, fur industry income, minimum age for postal workers in Special Delivery, the author Robert Prost before fame, and uses of excelsior. It cites figures like 600,000,000 acres of potential crop land, 67,000,000 acres of absolute waste, and a fur industry turnover around 100,000,000 dollars.
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Department of Agricultura
United States
Lima
Board of Trade of the Fur Idustry of
Packing materials and absorbents in industry and surgery
The article discusses various uses of excelsior and absorbent wool in packing, upholstery, care for furniture, and medical filtration. It notes applications in mattress making, furniture coverings, kennel and doll withstand, and also mentions window display and toy creation. A Q&A section asks about springs flowing before a dragonfly exit, with a Geological Survey answer about springs and barometric changes and their minimal impact on flow.
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United States
J.B. A
Geological Survey
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