Europe’s foolishness in postwar reparations debate
The piece critiques European handling of Germany’s war damages after World War I. It contrasts United States diplomacy at Paris with Britain and France, arguing that prolonged bargaining and escalating demands wasted years, hindered recovery, and damaged allied amity. It praises U.S. moderate terms and calls for timely, sane payment baselines.
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Europe
Germany
Uncle Sam
Spain
United States
Paris
France
Italy
Belgium
England
Death of Arthur Griffith Shocks Sinn Fein Leader’s Follower
The death of Arthur Griffith, founder of Sinn Fein, is described as a terrible blow to Treland. He embodied the Sinn Fein movement and fought openly for Irish freedom, earning respect from allies and even some enemies for steadfast dedication to the cause.
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Trelant
Arthur Griffith
Treland
Elsin
Emerald Isle
Griffith
Trish
Bin
Sinn Fein
The Krallellia Song by Frank J Stantell
Fragmentary OCR lines present a poem titled The Krallellia Song by Frank J Stantell. The legible bits hint at a railed chorus about suffering and resilience with scattered phrases and misspelled words.
Measles and infantile paralysis dangers in schools
Personal Health Service by William Brady discusses how measles and infantile paralysis are highly contagious before symptoms, yet schools often admit sick children. It argues for stricter isolation of those with even light cold symptoms, notes transmission via nose and throat, and warns against reliance on rash visibility for safety.
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Hewrth
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A dialogic domestic vignette centers on Imogene and Andrew as they reveal attachment to worn comforts. He praises a new chair and smoking jacket while admitting fondness for the old, dented chair and holes in the jacket, arguing emotional ties outweigh material upgrades. The piece ends with plans to repair or recreate the familiar items.
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Imogene
Andrew
Ieee
Tadly
Dolliver Defends Moderate Tariff in Debate
The Star speech by Jonathan P. Dolliver of Iowa urged moderation in tariff policy. He criticized radical protectionists seeking prohibitive schedules and warned against mindless high tariffs while stressing protection for common people and the sheep industry.
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Council Bluffs
Washington
Jonathan P. Dolliver
Towa
Fel
Ator Warren
Wyoming
Phoa
Dolliver
Warren
Abrahams
Corn and Justice to the Consuming Public
Mason City Globe Gazette comments on a near three billion bushel corn crop. It predicts prices near 60 cents per bushel, yielding over 7.75 billion dollars to growers. The piece argues tariffs and demand will lift markets, benefiting livestock, dairy, and human consumers across the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Argentina
Double Crossed Synopsis in Canadian Interior Plot
Clement Seedon follows a gang plotting to steal Heloise Reys fortune while Meduse Smythe and Henry Gunning lure her to Canada. Gatineau and Seedon intercept telegrams from Sicamous to Neuburg as they chase by moving train toward Sicamous. They devise wireless orders to halt Meduse and warn Neuburg while the Banff leg unfolds.
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Clement Seedon
Eleloise Revs
Hasings
Cobalt
Canada
Henry Gunning
Gunning
Adolf Neuberg
Seedon
Gatineau
Neuberg
Sicumous
Xavier Gatineau
Sicamous
Clement
Telegraphs
GauifNeau
Meduse Smythe
Heloise
Clement Seadon
Heloiise
Seachon
Newman
Gatiameau
Neuburg
Revelstoke
Mike
Michael
Sicamonus
Gunotage
Siwash
Joy Wanderson
Banff Springs
Newhar
Gatinon
Jeo
Wandergun
Herbert Lucag
Hays
Gallngay
Wwe
Walt
Gatheau
Meduge Smythe
Meduse
Six Painted Star Reassembled Into Square Diagram
A diagram demonstrates how a six painted star is dissected into seven pieces that can be rearranged to form a square. The illustration outlines the dissection steps and the reassembly process, highlighting geometric relationships and symmetry.
Abe Martin and Pony Mopps in a cryptic update at the brickyard
The fragmentary copy mentions Abe Martin and Pony Mopps at the brickyard with Nagery Fall terms pending. A cryptic dialogue touches on public expectations and a string of inquiries led by Arthur Newman. The text includes assurances of future communication and skepticism about a potential deception.
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Pony Mopps
Nagery
Burroughs Nature Club Notes by Houghton Wilflin 1931
Readers submit nature questions about pigeons goslings and boiseries. Answers previewed for tomorrow’s column cover distinguishing young pigeons, gosling value, bean cultivation, pocket gophers, and deer color patterns with notes on bird songs and hawk moths.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Wilflin
Mexico
Central America
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Trauble
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National Newspaper Service
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Toowa Editors
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Rene Bar
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Prince of Wales
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