English World Language Emerges in Era of Global Trade
The article surveys English as a world language, noting Esperanto and Volapuk as failed aims. It highlights English growth to 1.1 billion speakers by century's end, its ease of learning, literature, trade prowess, and US schooling as engines. It warns against other languages dominating diplomacy and commerce, urging English as a universal language.
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Sculeyer
Baden
K. L. Zamenhof
Warsaw
Washington
House of Representatives
Philadelphia
Orient
Vailewannot
Mans
PMA
Rennin
Australia
New
Africa
Europe
British Isles
Mexico
South America
China
Japan
Tinta
Near East
India
Islands of the Sea
Seven Seas
Boiler Matthews
Hongkong
Ierean Reighher
Vhieugi
Piblice Scholla
Tima
United States
America
Republic
Wealth of Nations described in distant era weaponry and class contrasts
An OCR fragment evokes notes on wealth, nations, and class tension with references to European and American contexts. It mentions Teaser Ye aut fat Loh pares, German Nasane, and the Spaniard, plus Iower-class Russan erinhites, signaling a sweeping critique of wealth and social order.
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Itor
Hes
Wasavnee
Dinner table drama and modern manners clash
A Mobile dinner party ends in a public display as Mrs Clarver uses a fork handle to scold a guest Miss Violet Robinson over eating manners. The scene unfolds with family members reacting, revealing era tensions about propriety and social behavior.
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Violet Robinson
Mobile
Nervous Travel Tales and The Moon Taxi Anecdotes
A mixture of humorous vignettes and touches of science fantasy. Mrs Dingle frets on a speeding train while Albert reassures her. A joke passage about a journey to the moon outlines early aero club predictions and a Twain anecdote about a body sailing through air.
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Milwaukee Sentinel
M. Esnault-Pelterio
Parte Aero Club
Imen
Mark Twain
Wiren
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