Iowa Liquor Study Committee Named For New Probe
The governor forms a new Iowa committee to study liquor control, focusing on sifting existing information rather than gathering new data. The investigatory board comprises respected figures, with a nonpartisan stance and reputation for integrity, tasked to outline the best possible solution for the state’s liquor program within the allotted time.
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Wickers Pam
New Iowa Committee
Wickerswam Comm
Iowa
Dextrose Could Boost Carbonated Drink Body
Chemists report a potential use for dextrose derived from corn starch to add body to carbonated beverages, slowing gas escape. The finding, discussed before the American Chemical Society, hints at new markets for corn and possible farm relief through substitutes for existing products.
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Washington
American Chemical Society
May History Not Repeat In Cuba Crisis
The piece notes Washington weighing the Cuba situation as the fourth government forms under Ramon Gran San Man, with the Cuban army mutinous and uncertainty about law and order. It questions U.S. influence and hints at America’s near billion-dollar investment in Cuba, amid calls for non-intervention.
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Cuba
United States
Macor Alcoirhares
Asard Republic
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Cuba Crisis and Monroe Doctrine Tests for Roosevelt Era
The piece compares current Cuban turmoil to 1906 when Roosevelt faced a Cuban revolution. It notes American restraint desired by Cuba and the United States, the push to maintain order, and the risk to the Monroe Doctrine as Washington weighs intervention. Prospects look uncertain.
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Cuba
Western Hemisphere
United States
Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Palma
Revolutionary Committee
Liberal Party
Havana
Wiliam Howard Taft
Robert Bacon
Congress
Algonquin Round Table Myth and New York City Brouhaha
The piece dismisses the Algonquin Round Table as a literary myth and recounts current lunch crowds at Frank Case’s hotel. It notes former members like Sherwood and Woollcott, the park bench lovers, fashion trends, Joseph Urban’s stage work, and anecdotes of writers such as Patterson and Barrier.
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Frank Case
44Th Street
Robert E. Sherwood
Alexander Woollcott
Franklin P Adams
Heywood Broun
George S. Kaufman
Robert C. Benchley
Fry
Frank Ward O'Malley
Knights of the Round Table
Guild
Tonto
Dorothy Parker
Algonquin
Bryant Park
Patterson
James M. Barrier
Arsenic in Daily Diet and Chronic Poisoning Risks
Health columnist notes small amounts of arsenic are normally excreted and may be essential, but chronic exposure causes neuritis eczema eye irritation and gustatory symptoms. It warns fresh fruit skins and unwashed berries may carry arsenic from pesticides, stressing moderation and caution.
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Josh Billings
Raynaud
Washing Apples And Arsenic Treatments In Old Advice Column
In a historical health column the writer discusses washing produce to reduce arsenic risk and endorses intravenous hyposulphite treatment while noting uncertainties about internal use. The piece mentions sodium hyposulphite, dosage hints, and cost, then shifts to a reader note about a niece and a generic health Q A format.
Astrological Forecast for Today and Personal Outlook
The reading describes a lively day with active events and heightened mood. It notes a high tension in mind and private affairs, potential for excitability, and vigorous, constructive effort. A birthday child is seen as energetic, active, and ambitious under pressure.
Odd Juxtapositions Hint at Ends of Era in Brief Note
A fragment reads like a quirky inventory of topics from a past paper: caustic, bitter remarks, sports leaning hints, and a nod to General John J. Pershing. It mentions Sunflower seeds as bait for rat traps, suggesting a collage of disparate items in a single clipping.
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John J. Pershing
U. S. Army
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