Debt cancellation harms Europe and fuels militarism
A Methodist bishop argues against canceling European debts to avoid burdening Americans. He contends that debt relief would sustain European militaries and warns that American sentimentality could feed Mars in Europe. Nealson of Zurich is cited as a source.</output_format
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Board of Foreign Missions
Methodist Episcopal Church
America
League of Nations
Europe
Mars
Bie Nealson
Zurich
Switzerland
Nationalist portrait of Andrew Jackson in National Republic
Frank P. Litschert portrays Andrew Jackson as a strict nationalist akin to Washington and Jefferson. The piece notes Jackson’s cautious stance on foreign entanglements and his belief in England’s friendliest relations, citing his second annual message on the Denmark treaty and his call for justice and equal dealings with nations.
Nervous diseases in women and prevention guidance
The article notes nervous illnesses occur more in women and urges early education on prevention. It highlights adolescence and ages sixteen to twenty one as a period of high nervous strain for girls, with Dementia Praecox signs such as withdrawal, irritability, persecution delusions, and peculiar mannerisms. It warns against heavy study pressure until medical evaluation.
Understanding involutional melancholy and treatment guidance
The article explains involutional melancholy in women during midlife with shifts to low mood or heightened euphoria, tied to glandular balance during life changes. It stresses recognition, physician treatment, and the Gorgas Memorial Institute notes many recoveries and prevention possible by reducing stress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gorgas Memorial Institute
La Junta Celebrates Semi Centenary and Notables
La Junta Colorado marks its 50th anniversary today. Celebrations note the birth anniversaries of Eugenio Marlitt and Thomas Lord born 125 years ago, and discuss key national political gatherings in Cleveland and Washington as the 29th Congress prepares to convene next Monday.
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la Junta
Colorado
Eugenio Marlitt
Thomas Lord
Illinois
Conference For
Cleveland
Phi Delta Kappa
Washington
Anniversaries list for historical figures and events
Foday's anniversaries note births and deaths of notable figures from 1782 to 1923. Includes Martin Van Buren born 1782 in Kinderhook and died 1862, Henry Haight California governor 1867, first cremation in Washington PA, Abby Sage Richardson death in Italy, Fulton monument unveiled 1901, Campbell Bannerman 1905, Mackenzie death 1923.
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Martin van Buren Eishth
United States
Kinderhook
N. Y
Hesse Cassel
Henry H. Haight
California
Baron de Palm
Washington
Abby Sage Richardson
Home
Italy
Lowell
Mass
Robert Fulton
Trinity Churchyard
New York City
Sir Henry Campbell-Bannerman
Sir William Mackenzie
Toronto
Kirkfield
Ont
Senator Norris Seen as Leader in Midwest Farmers Battle
Senator George W. Norris of Nebraska, long a foe of Canonism, is poised to lead the midwestern farmers in the upcoming congressional session. A self made man from an Ohio farm to Nebraska lawyer and judge, Norris entered the Senate in 1913 after 1903 in the lower house. He was among the 12 willful senators who opposed President Wilson in early 1917 and is now labeled a radical Republican near re election as a regular.
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George W. Norris
Nebraska
Senate
Congress
Senator Norris
Ife
Ohio
Wilson
Today’s notable birthdays list
Paul Painiere a French statesman recently retired in Paris marks 62 years since a landmark freedom in Paris. Sir Arthur Cureton principal of McGill University is noted birthday 60 years ago in Ontario. Wolver T mer an Episcopal bishop of Oregon born in Manoe H. ages 63. Lord Decies wed Misa Vivian Gould of New York born in England ages 69.
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Paul Painiere
Eeedom
Paris
Sir Arthur Curete
McGill University
Bing
Acton
Ont
Peter
Wolver T Mer
Windstorm Hits Lyoms County in Kentucky
A tornado like windstorm swept Lyoms county Kentucky causing structural damage to homes and buildings, uprooting trees and severing lines. No injuries reported but property losses totaled several thousand dollars.
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Kentucky
Kattawa
Lyoms County
Ottinger Woman Acquitted In Montana Slaying Case
Nellie Ottinger was acquitted by a district court jury in Miles City Mont after a trial on a charge of killing her husband Arthur Z Ottinger. Ottinger died locally and his body was later disinterred as authorities investigated the circumstances surrounding his death.
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Ottinger
Miles City
Mont
Des
Joe
Nellie Ottinger
Arthur Z. Ottinger
Liberty Statue Proclaimed in New York Honors
A historic proclamation marks the Liberty statue in New York City. Officials and citizens gather to commemorate the monument, with ceremonies noting its significance in civic heritage.
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New York
Mpene Monume
Balance of Pinchot Plan Divides Coal Fight View
New York December 5 1925 fuel experts and industry leaders view Governor Pinchots settlement plan for the anthracite strike as a necessary compromise for both sides. Miners reject arbitration while the plan allows wage questions to be handled by a board and introduces a modified check off. Consumers fear price rises yet doubt how Pinchot can curb costs amid market forces. President Lewis accepts only a negotiated resume to mining and optimism fades as both sides seek political remedies.
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J. C. Royle
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Pinchot
John L. Lewis
Lewis
Congress
Pennsylvania
Ition
Hearst Plans New York Financing for Regional Papers
Randolph Hearst announces a loan arrangement secured by bonds on his real estate to fund capital expenditures. The plan accompanies the recent purchase of Rochester papers and Syracuse Journal and Telegram brands, with a relatively small share to reimburse the New York Evening Journal.
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Hearst
New York
Randolph Hearst
Borarian Lyay
New York Evening Journal
Rochester Journal and
Pest Express
Rochester American
Ayracuse Journal and
Telegram
Ayracuse Americha
League of Nations invites U.S. and Soviet to join armament commission
The disarmament council in Geneva voted to invite the United States and Soviet Russia to become members of a special commission created to prepare for an international conference on arms reduction.
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Geneva
Switzerland
Disarmament Council
The
League of Nations
United States
Special Commission
Laughlin Named Regional Manager in Washington Circuit
Jarce I Laughlin chief of the rehabilitation division of the veteran service at Chaaper Day appoints regional manager at that place. He succeeds Chester Lee Greedy who has resigned.
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Washington
Jarce I. Laughlin
C’ Ee
Cnaaper
Ile
Chester Lee Greedy
Board Considers Seyboldt Case
Salt Lake City officials report the state pardons board will decide the fate of condemned killer Ralph W. Seyboldt tomorrow after a seven hour hearing. Most witnesses opposed clemency as the board adjourned to 9 30 tomorrow morning.
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Salt Lake City
Ralph W. Seyboldt
David Crowther
State Pardons Board
Seyboldt
Cosgrave Hails Boundary Settlement Turning Point For Ireland
Dublin December 5 AP William T Cosgrave president of the Free State executive council called the boundary settlement a definite turning point. He said the agreement signed yesterday by the Free State Ulster and Great Britain marks a decisive moment in Ireland's checkered history.
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Dublin
William T. Cosgrave
Free State Executive Council
Associated Press
Free State
Ulster
Great Britain
Ireland
Robbers Kill Woman During East River Paymaster Shootout
A woman passerby was shot and killed in Manhattan during a pistol battle between the Standard Oil paymaster and three robbers who escaped with a $5,500 payroll.
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New York
Standard Oil Company
East River
Manhattan
Fashion Notes From 1925 Spotlight On Color Abroad
Fashion notes discuss Florida and Northern California hat color differences, matching accessories, and new daytime frock shades. Southern styles favor yellows pinks blues and greens while northern hues stay sober. Also notes aprons with jumpers, reversible glove cuffs, evening hair trends, cuffs and kid leather details, and artificial shoulder flowers. Ohio political mention: Evalyn Snow to seek Ohio governor nomination.
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Aileen Lamont
Pocatello Tribune
New York
Florida
California
The Egyptian King Cut and the Retrospective Crime
A reflective poem contrasts modern crime news with an ancient tale of King Cut in Egypt. It laments persistent murder and lawlessness while noting a long-ago killer evades justice, and it surveys economic woes from coal and divorce costs to industrial strikes.
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Egypt
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West Center Street
Pocatello
Idaho
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the Tribune Co., Ltd
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Chas, G. Sumner
Greece
Paris Chamber of Commerce
Spain
Mussolini
U.S. Railway Administration
France
Jackson
Washington, Jefferson and
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Iheasure
League
Albania
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Northis
Zar
Ort
Gorca
Arthur Hruggles
Etter Health
Memorial Institute
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Foday
Business World Today
Royle
BOARD
Evalyn F. Snow
Mt. Vernon
James J. Montague
Fung Tut
England
Aaren
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