Gold standard suspended as Britain faces financial crisis
Britain abandons the gold standard for six months as the Bank of England braces for a sharp downturn. The government pushes through a suspensive act amid stock market jitters and foreign exchange pressure, with officials arguing the move is a necessary step to restore trade and budget stability.
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Britain
Bank of Fagland
America
France
Hig
Bank of England
Governmenta
London
Sneyden Alwaye
House of Commons
Efe
Germany
House of Command
Snowden
Foglan
Getail Cihisia
Australia
Ane Infonada
Hss
Manchurian Tensions Stir U S and Japanese Officials
Amid the Mukden clashes and Chinese alarms the Japanese government faces internal friction as war officials act without Tokyo approval. Foreign Minister Shidehara seeks peaceful talks with China while Premier Vakatsuki leans toward restraint. A League of Nations meeting heard China protest Japanese aggression as Shidehara attends a Detroit Legion convention addressing veterans benefits and a separate American political debate erupts over the Eighteenth Amendment.
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China
Chiang Kai Shek
Teague
Natlers
Japan
Canton
Cam Aign
All China
Soviet Russa
Et Ps
Manchuria
Voscow
Moscow
Sumaon
League of Nations Council
Tokyo
APANS
Sefeing Mukden
Eliles
Ching
Offic
Malater Minami
Mancheris
Coreen
Aliloro Shidehara
Chita
Vakatsuki
Lfred Sue
League of Na Teas
Jeagee Council
Hanking
Mr Sue
Mukden
Wage Cuts Hit Major Firms Across Industry
The Weble heme of corporation and Youngstown Sheet and Tube announce about a 10 percent wage reduction for employees effective October 1. General Motors trims salaries 10 to 2 percent, while United States Rubber plans a predawn shift with no hourly wage change but reductions in other benefits.
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Trectory
United States
St Arporalion
Weble Heme of Corporation
Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company
General Motors Corporation
United States Rubber Company
Large Corporations Roil Labor With Wage Cuts
Thees readjustments by huge corporations were not unexpected but were greatly regretted by the floo rer administration. The wage cuts were bitterly resented by organized labor whose officials feared they would lead to reductions all along the one. As a matter of fact, several other big concerns did put in effect similar cuts.
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Floorer
United States Considers International Armaments Plan
Secretary of State announces Hugh R. Wilson as American minister to Switzerland to inform committees of U S interest in an international building program. Wilson will report on plans and await further instructions as Brenier Laval accepts invitation to visit Washington in October.
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Ppisss
Armaroreos
Teague of Nations Armaments Committee
United States
Ita Ulscuas
Sam
Suimsin
Hugh Ro Wilson
Switzerland
United Stated
Sarvel
Wilson
Washington
Arministration
Brenier Laval
France
Ilover
Shouse Aims at Prohibition Reform in Democratic Platform
Chairman Shouse of the Democratic National Committee argues for a platform favoring a substitute for the Eighteenth Amendment. He supports states rights to legalize liquor and proposes federal farm relief measures while urging moderation on prohibition policy. The piece notes his article mirrors broader intra party debates ahead of the national convention.
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Teglon
Congress
Kenry J. Stevens Jr
Warsaw
Nationel Conmander
Pouvre Shouse
Exeusise
Demcrate National Committee
Voomana ‘Setional Dem
Ocratia
Ur Stouse
Simlth Ituskol
Ile
Rawkob
Government Costs Cut Pledged as War Debt Drops
A fragmentary note quotes officials pledging to reduce expenditures and prune government costs after World War II. It discusses budget estimates, wartime spending, and a commitment to cutting costs to slay elevated fiscal burdens.
Mexican envoy Don Vanuel Tettez recalled from post
Senor Don Vanuel Tettez antaseactor from VMexico and dean of the diplomatic corps is recalled to Mexico City after two years in Washington. He may receive a post in the foreign office or be sent to a foreign capital. Dr Juig Cisaurane is named his successor.
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Don Vanuel Tettez
Vmexico
Mexico City
Foreign Office
Juig Cisaurane
Auccesaf Il
Washington
Nilies
Carles
Dr Davit Starr Jordan Dies at 80 at Stanford Campus
Dr Davit Starr Jordan emeritus chancellor of Stanford University died at his campus home after a stroke. He was a noted scientist philosopher and longtime advocate of world peace.
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Davit Starr Jordan
Underscoring Undertow Recognition By Authorities
The article notes that undertow is a widely recognized phenomenon among wave authorities and coast surveyors. It emphasizes that experts acknowledge its existence even amid discussions on related coastal dynamics and safety implications.
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Uys
Multiplied Misfortunes in a Lyrical Lament
A fragmented excerpt references a line about calamity and misfortune likening a sequence of woes to an “Had of woes.” The text hints at a poetic lament and classical phrasing without full context or clear events.
Hammer Man's First Tool Described In Primitive History
Fragmentary text describes early tool development from a stone held in the hand to a hammer with a handle. It mentions wrapping a hide or plant fibre around the stone and attaching a fastened stick to create a basic hammer.
Mammy Trees Protected by Lumber Company in Arkansas and Louisiana
The United States Department of Agriculture notes that large trees marked with a white stripe are left on each acre by a major lumber firm in Arkansas and Louisiana to protect new growth. The term mammy trees is used by black loggers describing these protected specimens.
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Irkansas
Foulsiana
United States Department of Agriculture
Appeasing the Dead and Roman Beliefs
A fragment discusses appeasing the dead with phrases about appeasing a naney and a dead shot. It mentions the ghost of the dead called his manes by Romans and that restless spirits linger while wishes remain unfulfilled. February 19 is noted as a day of sacrifice to shaded relatives and friends.
Family line ties to Irish royal dynasty in biography note
Biography of Buffalo Nill compiled by Mrs Helen Goly Wetmore traces the family as descended from Stitesius a king of Syalh whose three sons founded Ireland’s first dynasty the Couds line comes through Heremon with several members emigrating to America in 1787 settling in Maryland Pennsylvania and Virginia Butalo Ful born in Scott county Iowa
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Buffalo Nill
Bia
Helen Goly Wetmore
Stitesius
Syalh
Ireland
Couds
Heremon
America
Maryland
Earth From Above Tale Sees Stunning Copper Cloud
A fragmented quotation describes a high altitude view where the earth appears as a vivid copper colored cloud. The text hints at a dramatic ascent and a sense of awe mixed with fear as the atmosphere reddens and the planet recedes.
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Earth
Sean
Sroftsser Llecarda Etory
Rat Leprosy Debate Questions Human Link
The Washington Star reports experts question whether a rat disease, called rat leprosy, is identical to human leprosy. They note no proven transmission to people and suggest rats showing illness may be killed as a precaution.
Teething Fussiness and Castoria Use
Teething makes him fussy and irritable. The article promotes Castoria as a safe vegetable remedy for babies and children to aid digestion and bowel movements, claiming it relieves colic and teething discomfort without narcotic drugs. It warns to ensure the Castoria bottle shows the Kinulte Castoria name.
Power plant expansion planned in Vesa Falla
The county announces a municipal power unit expansion at Vesa Falla with a $15 to $19 billion estimate and a new centralized electrical center led by Elina Enlil. The project aims to boost local energy supply and support city power needs.
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Idna Eaitls
Vesa Falla
Mike Elina Enlil
Pores
Millen Dolara
Mike Idito
Bayer Aspirin advertised for quick relief of pains
An old Bayer aspirin advertisement promises instant relief for toothache lumbago neuralgia and colds. It stresses quick action two to three tablets with water and features the Bayer cross stamp as a sign of genuine tablets. It claims safety for the heart and stomach and urges keeping tabs in every home.
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Bayer
Magnesia
Eee
Record of Lieut Soucek altitude attempt and crash tale
An interview from San Diego recounts Lieut Apolo Soucek describing an altitude record chase. A farmer witnessed a plane crash into a tree and a young aviator climbed down the trunk, while Soucek spoke of attempting a new record and the farmer noting the feat of landing a plane without a tree trunk injury.
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Apolo Soucek Holler
Aon
San Diego
Te Sill Seard
Marclige and langing g by de tiny mateles
An obscure fragment notes a tiny misprint about marclige and langing g and mentions heaven and burten in cryptic terms. The readable portion hints at a poetic or folkloric snippet without clear events or participants.
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Marclige
Langing
de Tiny
Mateles
Molen
Heaven
Burten
Retired Twin Teachers Celebrate 41 Years in Math Dept
Twina Long and Dr Anne Lmith Der Elia Beth Tinton Thialelyttn tina recently retired from the mathematics department at Weat hiladelpt iigh after 41 years of uninterrupted teaching. The twins have tirelessly taught side by side for GL years and their features are remarkably alike.
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Twina Long
Anne Lmith
der Eliabeth Tinton
Thialelyttn
Tina
Weat
Hiladelpt Iigh
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Business Champion of the American Magazines Era
An obituary style notice honors a leading American business figure celebrated as an enterprising man of the era. The feature highlights his impact on industry and the national business scene, noting his leadership and influence across sectors.
Framed Question on Gratitude Toward Praisers
The reader asks about feeling warmth toward those who praise them and whether flattery affects the heart. The phrasing explores gratitude and self-perception in response to praise.
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YW Wells
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