Becks Remarks on the Supreme Court Principles
The address at Gray's Inn Hall outlines Washington's select five justices and a court that favors constitutional compatibility for laws. It lauds the Supreme Court as a supreme forum shaping government, defending constitutional liberty against autocracy and radical democracy.
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Tor
J. M. Beck
Gray’s Inn Hall
London
England
Supreme Court
Washington
Court of Justice
Tariff Buncombe and Democratic Claims
The article critiques the Democratic National Committee stance on tariff cuts arguing the claim of $2 billion annual tariff reductions is inconsistent with the tariff's $550 million yield. It contends the assertion of a $4 billion annual charge on the people has no factual basis and notes the Democrats have offered no supporting evidence.
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Democratcs
Opium, Grudges, and Seasonal Reflections in a Backward Year
A compact op-ed miniature laments politicking by profit and perks. It wryly notes a harvest hand could temporarily take the president’s post, mocks charge accounts, and hints Germany’s payback with grudges. It critiques late arrivals and the coal ice and poor housing triangle.
The Burdens of Ears and Abstainers in Early 20th Century Rhetoric
A collage of witty social observations contrasts burdens on ears with abstinence, wartime statistics, and cultural critique. It mentions Cuno and Poincare, English influence on school histories, charity, diplomacy, and shifts in modern life.
Dinner Stories and Policy Notes From An Era
A miscellany column cites anecdotes from ministers and families, a boy’s Washington visit on why prayers precede Congress, regional humor about roosters on barns, and quotes debating tariff costs. It also surveys arms reduction, Nobel prizes, Alaska issues, and echoes of Lincoln vs Smith on constitutional themes.
Meredith Voice on Minnesota Election by Farmers
E T Meredith former secretary of agriculture calls Minnesota election a protest not remedy for farmers. He says the public neglected farming problems and farmers share common aims with other states. He notes year round milk profits and winter hog and cattle feeding and urges increased funding to protect crops from pests.
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E. T. Meredith
Minnesota
Meredith
Why Humans Desire Immortality Debated by Expert
Dr. Charles Richiet, famed scientist and psychiatrist, questions humanitys craving for immortality. He imagines paradise or hell and wishes for a belief in neither afterlife to ease anxieties and pain, noting death might be mere profound sleep. He concludes humans may or may not survive depending on the existence of an afterlife.
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Charles Richiet
Eve Sie Coon
Silly Almanac Notes From Local History
The column reflects 35 years ago items about publishing poetry by Tom Collins and editor involvement, with railway developments along the El Paso & Southwestern line near Naco and Lewis Springs. It mentions siding work to ease grades, five Stutz cars in Tucson, and Corbett extending agency territory across southern Arizona including Phoenix, Tucson, Douglas, and Bisbee.
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el Paso & Southwestern Railway
Naco
Lewis
Springs
Tucson
Corbett
Arizona
Phoenix
Douglas
Bisbee
Democrats Hesitant Over President Candidate Backed by McAdoo
In a New York context Governor Smith is seen as a strong figure for the national convention with broad support. A banquet in Aegia Prieta suggests McAdoo has many supporters, while the overall mood favors a candidate with a strong following.
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William G. McAdoo
Governor Smith
New York
Aegia Prieta
Fragmented verse and crime clippings mix from unnamed sources
A garbled OCR fragment blends a verse about mortality and public figures with disjointed notes on taxes graft and a mention of a New Jersey boxing purse and an American girl arrested at a bathing scene. Partial phrases hint at Deauville gendarmes and a violence or crime context.
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Deauville
America
Twelve Greatest Women Betting Warbles Over Bathing Suits
Atlantic City authorities consider new fashion rules for summer bathing attire. The article lists Elizabeth Kesteen Dorothy Dickson Aileen Eaton May McAvoy Margot McMein Elaine Hammerstein as top attractions and notes bets and public reaction in the seaside setting.
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James
America
Elizabeth Kesteen
Dorothy Dickson
Aileen Eaton
May McAvoy
Margot McMein
Elaine Hammerstein
Atlantic City
Atlant
Atlantic Ciy
Untitled Shorts Exchange About Demolished Hardware
An apparent speech fragment centers on a man requesting two deltoid Mreecaps one elbow and about cuticle from a salesman. The odd phrasing suggests a misread or garbled OCR affecting the readability of the brief exchange.
Who's Who in Day9 Edward W Bok
Edward W Bok an American by adoption and famed publicist is highlighted as a leading figure. Born in Brooklyn he started as a stenographer and rose to edit magazines including Ladies Home Journal. He is noted for a planned peace initiative and a $109 000 award linked to his Europe chaos remedy.
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Edward W. Bok
United States
Bok
Brooklyn
Cyrus
Ning Post
Ladies’ Home
Opek
Wafmerican Sire
New York City
Europe
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