No War Pact Unacceptable in Paris Now
Washington reports the statement that the proposed pact by France Great Britain and Germany was not transmitted to France and was deemed unacceptable by Paris Formal inquiry showed no French agreement On Paris side Premier Poincare proposed to reduce German reparations to fifty billion gold marks a two year moratorium with guarantees for future resumption.
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Conference of Premiers Opens Over Inter Allied Debt
Paris reports a hopeful mood as premiers from Great Britain France Italy and Belgium gather to tackle reparations. France seeks Ruhr resources guarantees for German payments while Britain leans toward moratorium and bill reductions to resolve the debt issue.
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Purpose and Resolve in a Weak Man’s Life
A reflective line by Donald G. Mitchell contrasts a man’s inner feelings with his outward duty. It notes how even subtle, tangled emotions can strain effort, yet a steadfast purpose anchors action in life.
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Good Thing to Remember Health Conservation
A succinct reminder emphasizes that health conservation extends beyond simple conversation and requires ongoing actions to protect well being, habits, and community health resources.
Cupid Works by Starlight
Susy Lawrence, an independent city girl, returns to a rural village in search of freedom and a kiss under the stars from Peter Harris. Their reunion sparks a playful, tense romance as she weighs leaving for the city again or staying for love. Susy and Peter face old feelings and new choices in a moonlit encounter.
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New Books of Non-Fiction at Library
The Handley Library lists recent non fiction additions including Agriculture Bloc by Arthur Capper Atolls of the Sun by Eugene O Brien Enrico Caruso by P V Key Glimpses of Authors by Caroline Ticknor Indiscretions of Lady Susan by Lady Susan Townley Junior Church in Action by W F Crossland Kaisers Memoirs Ladies by E Barrington Letters Personal and Political by F K Lane Life and Letters of Walter Hines Page Lloyd George by EB Raymond Memoirs of a Hostess by BE De Wolfe Memoirs of the Memorable by Jas Denham Mind in the Making by J H Rob inson My Life by Emma Calve My Northern Exposure by Trap rock My Years On the Stage by John Drew Our Unconscious Mind by Frederick Pierce Pomp of Power Reconstruction In France by M McDonald Self Mastery by Emile Cove Selling Life Insurance by J A Stevenson Sewerage and Sewage Treatment by HE Babbitt Short History of the World by HG Wells Soliloquies in England by George Santayana Speaking of the Turks by Zai Bey Story of a Varied Life by WS Rainsford Talk to Mothers by Lucy Wheelock Up Stream by Ludwig Lewisohn Wonder Book of Chemistry by J H Fabre
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London Water Supply Powers Vast Metropolitan System
The Metropolitan Water Board sources London’s daily water from the Thames and a vast underground lake. About 100 billion gallons are needed yearly, processed through reservoirs and filters. The system uses 200,000 tons of coal annually to run pumping stations, with 4000 staff, 260 pumps, 50 wells, 170 filter beds, and nearly 100 reservoirs, plus a personal laboratory for quality testing.
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Cattle Theft Epidemic Drives Russians to Shelter Livestock
In Nikolatev district Russia hungry peasants keep cattle inside their homes to prevent theft amid an extreme shortage of live stock. Owners with even a single head face high protection costs as the animals are kept under the family roof.
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Pinkham Vegetable Compound Helps Lima Woman
Lima reader Mrs. G. W. Hall reports years of weakness and draggin g pains eased after using Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound. She says she can walk long distances again and performs chores she hadn't done in years, endorsing the remedy to others.
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Foreign Teachers Learn English via Voice Vibration Machine
In London over the summer, foreign school teachers study English using a clever device that writes on smoked paper the vibrations produced by human speech. The contraption interprets voice waves, offering a novel method to capture pronunciation signals for language learning.
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Fragmented note on business mindset and civic duty
Poorly stated reflection criticizes people who claim to run businesses and miss broader duties. It argues that narrow views of retail and obligations hinder recognizing essential community responsibilities and character.
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