History Will Not Repeat in Pacific Treaty Debate
The piece contrasts the four power Pacific treaty with the league of nations covenant. It recalls 1919-20 politics around Wilson and Cox, noting Republican opposition to Wilson’s approach and predicting possible reactions from the party and voters if Wilson urged a public verdict again. The column treats party strategy, campaign financing myths, and public policy stakes amid postwar era debates.
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Senate
Uncle Sam
Wilson
Cox
Jimmie
League, of Nations
League
Wigan
Wison
Washington conference deals gain practical force
Agreements formed at the Washington conference appear effective for practical purposes. The treaties and understandings are expected to receive approval from the legislatures of the other three contracting nations, if not already. European powers pursue policy with vigor, standing by their own interests as defined in conventions, unlike the United States Senate.
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Focal News
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Dougherty
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
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Roy's
Washington
Senate
Great Britain
Japan
Lyne
Taring
Milburgh
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Coal, steam, and strikes shadow Washington talks
A long column argues for a businesslike coal industry and warns of a possible government takeover if miners and operators fail to settle disputes. It critiques Ford’s forty hour week and notes Britain and Japan accepting Washington accords while warning of ongoing labor tensions. The piece ends with a comment on editorial color and perception.
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Henry Ford
Health Talks on Chronic Bronchitis by Dr Huber
Elderly sufferers face chronic bronchitis after acute episodes. Weather, exposure, and other illnesses worsen it. Advice urges dry warm climate winters, careful clothing and diet, regular rest, not overexerting, and tailored medical treatment. Reader questions about heart and nerves are directed to family doctor.
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Dining Out With Andrew and Imogene at Cafe Royal
Andrew invites Imogene to dine downtown and they argue playfully over menus and portions. He scolds her for ordering everything at once while she quips about pudding and pastry as the meal unfolds with light teasing and interruptions.
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Imogene
Offica
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Payne
Afterthoughts on voting and springtime politics
A fragmented column reflects on voting, weather, and city politics with wry observations. It notes election calm, mocks old slogans, mentions a vaudeville joke, and questions taxes on large salaries while a self aware editor hints at editorial bias.
Identify the Apple Girls Chess Puzzle From Old Fair Clues
A verbose word problem notes three girls selling apples at a Red Cross fair with prices 2 cents each, 3 cents each and 3 for 5 cents. It provides sums of money and quantities to deduce which girl is Mary Martha and Jane, plus a separate word puzzle spelling NEW JERSEY from PIE RING minus STRING plus WEDGE minus EDGE plus JERSEY.
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Jane
NEST
Jersey
New Jersey
The Daffodil Murder Detective Drama Unfolds
In this 1921 Edgar Wallace tale a pawing suspect, Miss Rider, is accused of embezzlement at Lyne’s firm. Detective Tarling confronts Milburgh, Milburgh’s guilt grows through pressure, and Lyne’s plan to frame a loyal employee risks exposure as Tarling refuses involvement. The clash ends with Tarling denying aid and Lyne’s fury boiling over.
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Milburgh
Miss Rider
Lyne
Mr. Lyne
Thornton Lyne
Mr. Tarling
Tarling
Rider
Toings
IN SWEET CONTENT By Frank L. Stanto
A bundled verse piece titled In Sweet Content by Frank L. Stanto celebrates sunshine and daily life with optimistic imagery of sun and birds. It includes stray lines about enduring sorrow, the sun shining tomorrow, and peaceful motifs. It also references a short, comic dialogue at a political meeting and a biographical note about a Mr Jonathan Just, noted for five marriages and finding peace at life’s end.
Laughter Echoes as Tarling Teases Lyne in Prison Scene
A mocking Tarling taunts Mr. Lyne about his example to criminals, noting a convict friend in gaol. He exits the room after delivering the remark, foreshadowing further developments.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Reader questions about nature topics are invited by the Burroughs Nature Club Notes column. Send general inquiries to the Nature Notes Department of this paper for answers in future installments.
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Burroughs Nature
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Theature Notes
Answers in Tomorrow's Nature Notes
The questions request tomorrow's Nature Notes. The text to summarize is not provided. Please supply the article or passage to produce a title and concise, entity-rich summary in the specified two-line format.
Answers to Previous Question Set on Teeth, Poison, and Catbirds
This article compiles Q and A on wisdom teeth being vestigial in civilized races due to dietary changes, Gila monsters being highly poisonous with saliva transmitted through teeth grooves, and catbirds as mixed helpers in farms by eating harmful insects while stealing some fruit.
Iowa Editors Cite Detroit Crime Drop Success
The Sioux City Journal reports Detroit reduced crime by 58 percent after fast trials and severe penalties. Robberies fell from 982 in 1920 to 404 in 1921, burglaries dropped to 382, larceny from the person to 357, and homicides to 10, with other offenses also decreasing.
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Sioux City Journal
Detroit
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