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Newspaper
Buffalo Center Tribune
Location
Buffalo Center, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1924
Page
6
Who's Who in the World: C S Deneen New Illinois Senator
C S Deneen is profiled as the new Illinois senator succeeding Medill McCormick in the next Congress. Born in the Sepier State in 1803, he trained as a lawyer in Chicago, served in the Illinois house, was sanitary district attorney, and governor of Illinois from 1965 to 1948. He is noted as a strong speaker and practical politician with ties to Chicago politics and waterway issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Samuel Deneen
Medill McCormick
Illinois
Sepier
Chicago
Illinois House of Representatives
Cook County
Finois
Deneen
Senate
St. Lawrence
Galé
Baruch Proposes High Court of Commerce for Industry
At a reunion of the War Industries Board Bernard Baruch suggested creating a high court of commerce. The proposed agency would guide rather than punish industry, help cut production in overcapacity, fix prices, and standardize practices. It would be a government body with constructive and inquisitorial powers, staffed by qualified business leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
Bernard M. Baruch
High Court of Commerce
Federal Trade Commission
Mtd
Debs Begins Prison Memoir From Terre Haute Home
Eugene Debs, the famed Socialist, has started writing a book of prison stories after four months in a sanitarium. He describes prison as a space of forced insight, noting that many inmates are not criminals but victims of circumstances who could be reclaimed with love, kindness, and understanding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Poa Gray
Terre Haute
Ind
Eugene Debs
Debs
Fiesco
Curtis of Kansas Named Senate Leader in 1920s Lobby
Curtis of Kansas named new Senate majority leader succeeding the late Henry Cabot Lodge of Massachusetts. Born in Kansas about 1860 he studied at Topeka schools, practiced law and politics, and rose since his 1889 House election to serve in the Fifty-third Congress. The piece discusses Western rise via seniority in committees and long-serving members.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Curtis
Kangaa
Senate
Henry
Cabot Lodge
Maggachusetts
Curtis
Topeka
West
Congress
New England
Atlantic Seaboard
Mahalia Earns Her Own Christmas Pennies
A girl named Mahalia saves up pennies earned from chores around Christmas. She helps her father with errands, sorts her uncle's desk papers, tidies baskets, brushes steps, and later spends her own money on every Christmas present. The story highlights pride in earning and spending her own pennies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mahalia
Mahala
Gether
Mahgun
Matialia
Tongue Twisters and School Songs Noted
Fragments note a titled collection of tongue twisters and school songs with names such as Mildred Morrison Susanni Stockum and activities like mitten knitting and singing on a Monday. The readable text mentions Allen Ack and Frank in playful competition.
Ideal Life on South Sea Islands
A Detroit News fragment imagines a carefree South Sea island life where Healeapa enjoys beach days with no servants, no tailors, and no dress fittings, freely surfing and bathing while the shark or coral reef keeps any drama at bay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Sea Islands
South Sea
Beachcombe
Healeapa
Ahark
Rolla
Coral
Detroit News
Reality and Mexico Vein in Bull Fight Film Swindle
A film depicting a bull fight failed in Mexico where audiences felt swindled, prompting a change when a segment showing a real bull fight was added and drew huge crowds. Also an advertisement touts Cutleya products for skin issues, dandruff and itching.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
City residents urged to practice calm amid rising tensions
A New Yorker known for deep breathing walks demonstrates a morning routine while a visitor questions whether city life has reached a point where residents must prepare for potential robberies. The exchange reflects civic concerns aired by the American Legion weekly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bith
Tim.aly
American Legion: Weekly
Boschee's Syrup Promises Quick Throat Relief
Advert says Boschee's Syrup irritates and soothes throat and lung inflammation from coughs. It claims fast healing of mucus membranes, aids sleep, and eases expectoration. Marketed as a long trusted remedy for colds bronchitis and lung troubles in homes worldwide for 58 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boschee
Monkey Causes Canary Carnage In New York Store
A monkey escaped its cage at a bird and animal shop in New York on a recent Sunday afternoon. It opened bird cages and devoured canaries, spending about 128 dollars before a small boy trapped it through a transom. Police intervened as the crowd watched the costly prank unfold. An advertisement for Cale’s Carbolic salve is included in the page.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Canaries
Scrawls Editor Criticized By Local Villager
The Kansas City Star reports a villager's critique of editor Mr Scrawls describing him as lacking honesty and writing talent while noting his scraggly beard and a wife who rules him with a rod of iron.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scrawls
Kansas City Star
Dotes on Her Dad Transcript Reference
A fragmentary OCR style line describes a dialogue about a favored author and personal reflection. It mentions a person nicknamed Boeton and the phrase five spare times on his cay, implying a metaphorical or literary context. The text is incomplete and lacks clear event or full names.
Santa Claus in Argentina Rides A Shy Reindeer of Belief
The American consul general notes that Argentina lacks a Santa Claus tradition. He explains most people dress as Santa at most in January and that the local role of Los Reyes is limited and not widely practiced, with only modest customs observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Santa Claus
Sta
Argentina
United States
Energy Production in United States Passes Fifty Five Billion kWh
The United States is projected to produce about 55 billion kilowatt hours of electrical energy by year end 1024. This estimate rests on 26.84 billion kWh generated in the first six months and $688.89 million in revenue for that period, with energy needs rising amid industry shifts and occasional fluctuations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Preparing Seal Skins for Fur Market
The brown fur seal fur lies beneath a gray coarse hair layer that must be removed by tanners before the skins are prepared for the fur market.
Fish eggs and fry planted in Yellowstone streams
More than six million fish eggs and about 160000 fry were planted in Yellowstone National Park streams during July this year, part of ongoing stocking efforts to bolster native fish populations and support park ecosystems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yellowstone National Park
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Tastarags
Neeneihia
Br'er Williams
Hing
Fom
Forano
Max Ngs
H Lwaya
Dragglath
C. S. Deneen
B. M. Baruch’s
Kansas
Mahalla
Alice
Alister
Allen” Ackly
Frank
Fred
Mildred
Morrison
Susanni Stockum
Cale
Bali
Ruggiate
J. W. Cale, Co
Rockford
Baker's Chocolate
Walter Baker&Co. Ltd
Izea
Dorchester Ma
Moriree
Multiple Electric Products Co., Inc
Ogden Street
Newark
New
Des Moines
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