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Empire of the Dominions and postwar finance debate in Britain
The article discusses dominion status at Versailles, dominance of Canada and Ireland, and the push for plenipotentiaries. It notes the possibility of an empire of independent nations with shared links, and references economic alchemy fears, bullion, and standards of value central to postwar finance debates.
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Icelandic Sage Prophesied Giant Birds and Perry’s Black Ships
An Icelandic writer recalls an ancient prophecy of giant birds that would visit Iceland briefly before sailing away at the August moon. The piece draws a parallel to the arrival of American aviators and to Commodore Perry’s black ships entering Japan, framing them as fulfilled prophecies signaling upheaval.
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Prophecies blamed for revolution and motorist safety concerns
A discussion on genuine prophecies foretelling political upheaval in an empire contrasts with concern over drivers lacking speed judgment and brake knowledge. The Interstate Commerce Commission urges stricter permit tests to ensure drivers are competent, fit, and understand their vehicles, aiming to reduce high fatality and casualty rates.
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Old World Crime and Fashion Trends Mixed in Muddled News
A sprawling, fragmentary clipping blends debates on prohibition and homejuicing with fashion nostalgia and Russian Revolution commentary. It travels from fruit juice as liquor substitute to a lengthy diatribe about Catherine Breshkovsky, then shifts through Paris fashion past and wartime events, ending with political endorsements and railroad issues.
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The Top Hat in Decline Amid Modern Styles
A London Daily Mail note laments the top hat as a dying trade arguing its bulk and belief it causes baldness. It cites war era shifts toward lighter clothes and doctors urging simplicity, predicting urban men will abandon the topper. The piece traces the hat’s strong hold among city dwellers and forebears.
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