Europe on brink of bankruptcy says Davison report
Henry P. Davison of J. P. Morgan presents a first hand synthesis on postwar Europe. He notes vast debt, currency collapse, famine and disease across 1920 Europe, with Western allies showing resilience. He urges governments to supply food clothing and transport, enabling Red Cross relief to mobilize aid and restore self support.
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Europe
Henry P. Davison
Rowland Thomas
New York Sunday World
H. P. Davison
J. P. Morgan
America
League of Red Cross Societies
Red Cross
Geneva
Davison
Sunday World
Balfour
Council of the
League of Nations
Spain
Switzerland
Denmark
Norway
Sweden
Germany
Austria
Russia
England
France
Italy
Belgium
Despond
United States
Poland
Armenia
Pdificial
Red Crosse
Cork the ancient material used by Romans and moderns
Cork long renowned for buoyant and elastic properties appears in Roman nets and boats and even sandals. Historical notes mention cork under armor for crossing rivers and cork soles to alter height. Modern medical advice urges parents to keep weight records for accurate diagnosis.
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Camillus
Rome
Mount McKinley Sinking and Odd Childhood Anecdotes
A quirky page piece recalls Mr Stone missing calls while in bed and a caller offering a new car. It then shifts to ads and a claim Mount McKinley in North America is sinking by about 500 feet since its peak, per geologist Herschel C Parker who first climbed it in 1912.
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Mr. Stone
Sid
Mount McKinley
Oregon Mountain
North America
Herschel C. Paker
Odd Interview Fragments Inspire Mock Fortune Tale
A garbled dialogue features Dustin Stax discussing a self made fortune through daily labor and study. A misread interview raises questions about a rag article and personal use. A letter defends that colonial houses had bricks from England only in rare cases.
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Dustin Stax
Ragazine
Unclear content from a mixed adversarial page segment
fragmented OCR notes describe pimples warnings about bad blood remedies a royal decree on diplomats romance and approvals shoe advertisements and a party anecdote with awkward dialogue unsourced and incomplete
Noble relics of the past Arch of Titus in Rome
The Triuophel Arch of Titus, built in 70 A D to celebrate Titus’s victory over the Jews, features relief sculptures and triumphal scenes. By 1882 the arch lay in ruins with medieval additions, once known as the Flavian amphitheater, hosting about 50,400 spectators.
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Titus
Rome
Silk Shirt Slick heckles an acquaintance on money
The Kansas City Star quote has Silk Shirt Slick on 12th street accusing a man of being a car or a nut. Nimble the Nick defends him while noting the man’s attire. The piece hints proving an alibi is as hard as inducing an acquaintance to endorse a note.
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12Th Street
Nimble
Kansas City Star
Old Riley Hersiden
Petania
Kay Lee
Feramar
Palla@um
Hipley
Kansas City
Thrift Efforts by Bridgeton Youth Boost Savings
In Bridgeton New Jersey twenty five children saved through thrift stamps totaling 1010 this year. They earned money by tasks like weed cutting paper selling poultry and pavement cleaning. The piece notes thrift as a life skill and quotes local chatter about a surgical joke and a paper editor's quip.
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Bridgeton
New Jersey
United States
Ring
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