Egypt Emerges as Independent Kingdom After British Withdraw
The National Geographic overview paints Egypt in the modern light as British protectorate ends and a native king takes the throne after 1,900 years. It describes Cairo as the contemporary hub where cultures mingle, the fellaheen's harsh labor, and El Azhar University as the Moslem world’s premier religious college shaping nationalist Pan Islamism.
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Cairo
Osford
University of El-Azhar
Egypt
Mohammed
Hawkeye State News Roundup Hits Multiple Local Topics
Roy Cook's family in Clarinda posted a $2,000 bond pending appeal after his disappearance. Ottumwa High won the state debate title as Orange City's team also claimed half state supremacy. Boone saw a Northwestern brakeman killed after being struck between tracks. Dubuque labor leader Maurice Quinlan bound over for alleged theft from the local union. State Sunday School Convention aims east and west divisions. Iowa City hailstorm brings heavy crop damage with over an inch of rain in two hours. Hamilton county fair to add a $2,000 exhibit building and futurity shows. Remonstrance votes in Fayette county over county seat move show 8,084 against 9,416. Des Moines G A R encampment planning underway. Lawsuit over $2.80 fight apron wages costly, with limited settlement progress. Presbyterians expect Bryan to be moderator amid notable attendees including Robert Lansing. Dairy experts advise thicker cream for better keeping and butter quality. Mares foaling in May should be outdoors with light feeding two weeks prior. early colt care crucial. A Dunlap boy injured by a passing auto near school, with recovery possible. Mr and Mrs W. S. Scott of Albia celebrate 67 years since eloping at Bluff Creek. they have six children.
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Roy Cook
Clarinda
Ottumwa
Orange City
William H. Briggs
Northwestern
Boone
Maurice Quinlan
Dubuque
Teamsters’ Union
Iowa State Sunday School Association
Iowa City
Iowa Field
Hamilton County Fair
Fair Board
Poland-China
Chester White
Hampshire
Duree Jersey
Fayette County
Oelwein
West Union
Des Moines
Chamberlain Hotel
Means Tower Service
Jesse Bell, Grocer
Mason City
Presbyterian Assembly
William Jennings Bryan
Presbyterian Church
Robert Lansing
Assembly
Iowa State College
Ralph Dunham
Dunlap
Scott
Albia
Bluff Creek
Tanlac Restores Health After Six Years Without A Well
W R Peoples of Huntington West Virginia reports no well day in six years before taking Tanlac. He describes fatigue poor sleep and loss of appetite with stomach gas and rheumatic pains. After four bottles he gained ten pounds and relief from stomach trouble and rheumatism. His wife also endorses the medicine. Tanlac is sold by druggists.
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Tanlac
W. R. Peoples
22Nd St
Huntington
W. Va
Tanlae
Educators Note Sports Awareness Signals Time Pace
A quote from James J. Montague reflecting on teachers remarks from years ago about pupils knowing sports but lacking political knowledge. He suggests current teachers view sports ignorance as a sign of not keeping up with current events and public discourse.
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James J. Montague
Allen's Foot Ease Antiseptic Powder Ad
The advertisement promotes Allen's Foot Case powder to relieve corns bunions and aching feet by sprinkling powder into shoes. It claims instant relief and notes that 1 500 000 pounds of powder were used by the Army and Navy during the war.
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Allen
Expansive Love Exchange Prompts Big Plans
Ethel and Richard joke about marriage and living space with Ethel suggesting a large home. France counters that true affection requires a bigger scale, and Ethel affirms her love while insisting on ample space.
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Ethel
Richard
France
Cuticura Soap Ad Promises Fast Shaving Benefits
Advert says Cuticura Soap doubles razor efficiency while promoting skin purity comfort and health. Claims no mug slimy soap germs waste or irritation even with twice daily shaving and no need for separate products for shaving bathing or shampooing.
Balloon Burst Over Fourteenth Street Incident
A young woman artist recalls seeing a baby carriage on Fourteenth street. The large balloon in the infant's hold exploded with a loud pop as she passed, and the outraged mother blamed the observer, though the artist claims she was merely a victim of circumstantial evidence.
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Fourteenth Street
Baltimore American
Consistency Betty Acts Amid Frantic Caper
Betty confronts an awkward scene as Bob whistles to gain attention. She ignores him and notices Jack honking an auto horn outside. She excuses herself and steps out, leaving the moment unresolved.
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Betty
Bob
Jack
Governor McCray Seeks Seat Swap On Pendleton Trip
Governor McCray and aides rode an interurban to the Pendleton reformatory site. A boy in Fortville seated near the governor was asked to swap seats to keep a conversation going, revealing the governor’s presence. The boy later bragged at home about meeting the governor and hearing his seat request.
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McCray
Pendleton
Fortville
Indianapolis News
Moving to a New City I Promise to Attend Church
A mover who settled in a strange city neglects church duties until a minister visits and invites him to a special service. He vows to attend and claims to have rented a pew, but the church steward reveals all seats are free.
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Chicago Tribune
The Best Example of Cause and Effect in Saving
A careful spender becomes a good saver by practicing prudent budgeting and prioritizing long term financial health. The quote emphasizes discipline, planning, and consistent habits to build wealth over time. It contrasts impulse spending with steady saving and financial security.
All These Provokes Smiles Ladies From Life
A wry Life magazine style portrait catalogs a flight of women described by quirks and social quirks. It notes eras of fashion theater travel wit and gossip with observed humor.
Hog Pedigrees to Have Monument in Blue Ball Farm
A monument will honor the start of hog pedigree writing with the first records dating to 1875 for Poland China hogs on the Hankinson Blue Ball Ohio farm. The Ohio State Poland China Breeders' association and the Hankinson estate have funded part of the monument, which will be dedicated in August.
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Poland
Blue Ball
Ohio
W. C. Hankinson
Ohio State
Poland China Breeders’ Association
Hankinson
Admiration for Art Outpaces Criticism of Technique
The best feature of public appreciation for art is that people do not focus on technical flaws. Instead they celebrate expression and impact, recognizing beauty and meaning beyond meticulous craft.
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National Geographic Society
Washington, D. C
Nile
Africa
Osiris
Isis
Horus
Allah
Bagdad
Main Street
Paris
Central Africa
Turkey
Europe
Napoleon
Suez Canal
de Lesseps
Great Britain
View of
Erwood
Ger
Hawkeye
State News
Passnendaaa
Alabastine Company
Grandville Ave
Grand Rapids, Mich
Sfeech
Indiana
Columbus
R. Brown
Mr. Brown
Old Brown
Brown
Postum Cereal Company, Inc
Battle Creek, Mich
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