Uncle Sam May Join Reparation Board
Washington reports the United States may be represented on the interallied reparations commission despite President Harding’s reluctance to seek congressional authority. State Department officials say the president’s reservations stem from a 1921 Senate ratification language that ties U S participation to congressional action, while Senator Underwood arguesrepresentation is essential to obtain any German reparations payments.
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Washington
United States
Harding
Congress
Executive
State Department
Incor
Senate
Germany
Congress of the
Underwood
Senator Ransdell Warns On U S Naval Power Shortfall
Senator Ransdell of Louisiana argues that despite a parity in navy with Britain, the United States lags in fast commercial ships. He cites a table showing Britain’s 146 ships over 10,000 tons at 12 to 20 knots versus America’s 44 ships, urging building more high‑speed merchant vessels to aid naval power.
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United States
Great Britain
Ransdell
Louisiana
National Merchant Marine Association
America
Britain
EH. H. P
Patagonia
South America
Montreal Family Herald
Pampas
Guallchu
Wirett
Irrigation Plan Threatens Glacier National Park View
The International Joint Commission urges converts Lower St Mary Lake in Blackfeet Reservation Montana into an irrigation reservoir that would extend ten miles into Glacier National Park, raising St Mary Lake by over forty feet and merging upper and lower lakes. The plan would shift water rights under 1909 treaty with Canada and jeopardize the lake’s famed scenery and forest shores.
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Glacier National Park
International Joint Commission
United States
Canada
St. Mary Lake
Blackfeet Indian Reservation
Montana
National Park Territory
National Park
Glacier
Himalayas
Andes
Red Eugle
Costs of insect pests to U S crops total 1.1 billion yearly
The article lists pests and their annual crop losses totaling about 1.1 billion dollars. It argues the same amount could fund major government costs, including disarmament efforts and naval expenses, with detailed pest totals by region and crop. Grasshoppers and boll weevils are highlighted among the major culprits.
Pretty in Sport The Dress Up For Little Girls Fashion
A feature on juvenile fashion highlights sport inspired dresses and hats for girls. It discusses fabric hats, gingham dresses, crepe de chine frocks, embroidery details, and vibrant color palettes from copper to sage.
Fashion notes on millinery styles and fabrics
The item describes models in sports millinery in gay fast color cotton and sheer satin, with new patterns featuring blue milk hats, ribbon streams, and a red green yellow blue stocking panel. It highlights hat shapes in Ritz cloth, copper velvet, and silk stripes, noting yoke effects and Roman stripe trends.
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Tagitton
Tehuelche Devil Worship Belief And Wild Airplane Design
A fragment describes Tehuelche beliefs about the Gualichu and devil worship, noting how fear and imagination shaped their religion. A second item outlines a Freight Airplane with a folding rear hold, large loading door, and 9 600 mile range, designed by Mr Folland for London Continental.
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Folland
Gloucestershire Aviation Company
Golf Ball Insurance at New York Club
A New York Sun note describes a caddie master near New York offering 50 cent insurance for golf balls. He replaces lost balls with second-hand finds repainted for resale, keeping costs minimal while benefiting patrons who lose balls in rough terrain.
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New York
New York Sun
Fragmentary Flighty Chat Sparks Courtroom Quip
A garbled dialogue sequence shows a erratic exchange about a dress and remarks on flighty manners. The fragment references Mrs Galey, an airplane, and a judge, with unclear context and missing connecting details.
College Ad Draft Promises Strong Facilities
A Birmingham Age-Herald item recounts a client seeking a bold ad for a college outlining a faculty of seventy-five professors, ten million dollars in equipment, full facilities for higher education, and a top football team with a stadium. The ad suggests large type for stadium and team, small type for extra advantages, and rent as a minor concern.
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Birmingham
Why in it does eminence cause weariness
An Inquisitive citizen asks why rising to prominence wears a person down. Mr. Godspur wonders if fatigue stems from the effort of rising or from meeting everyone once in the world.
Mrs Jessie Bucklay Endorses Dr Pierce Medicines
Mrs Jessie Buckley of Detroit Michigan praises Dr Pierce medicines the Favorite Prescription and Golden Medical Discovery saying they strengthen her after motherhood and help with weakness nervous conditions She notes the medicines make her feel like a new woman and mentions obtaining them at local drug stores or by sending 10 cents for a package or free advice from Dr Pierce Invalids' Lodge in Buffalo New York
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Detroit
Mich
Dr. Vieree
Jessie Buckley
Dr. Pierce
Bates
Buffalo
N. Y
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