Cox Again Leads Democrats In Ohio Primary Amid Enthusiastic Backing
The Cedar Valley Daily Times notes James M. Cox leads Democrats in Ohio after a strong primary showing. It describes Cox as the favored figure amid hopes for a League of Nations stance and a broad consolidation of Democratic support against rivals McAdoo Smith and Coolidge.
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James M. Cox
Ohio
Cox
Alox
League of Nations
League
Washington
Cox Ford
Missouri
McAdoo
al Smith
Coolidge
Harding
Propaganda Furor Over Parcel Post Rates Discussed
A fragment from a political tirade questions increased parcel post charges. It argues mail order houses profit by dodging fees while farmers bear the burden, noting most farmers would be unaware of any rate hikes. The piece critiques government intervention as unintended hardship for the rural poor.
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Setlandiel
Tsim
Family secrets and a detective’s report unravel a former affair
In a tense domestic scene Beatrice uncovers a detective file on her lover George from October to November. The encounter reveals trust broken and a planned confrontation as Beatrice recalls past deceptions and the detective’s findings while her father presses for truth.
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Greer
Gill
Broadway
George
Archer
Jennie MacArthur
Anson
Doctor Bennett
Trix
Dre
Have Faith in Iowa Advertisement Rhetoric
A fragmentary unit extols Iowa, portraying it as industrious and fertile with reliable soil and rainfall. It contrasts Iowa with California, praising honest work, literacy, and steadfast promises while urging readers to keep faith in Iowa’s supposed abundant, dependable future.
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Iowa
California
Towa
Ropes of Human Hair in St Kilda Bride Traditions
The St Kilda community prizes long ropes of human hair for brides to provide. Women save hair meticulously over years, creating ropes several tens of feet long, with 40 to 50 feet noted as highly valued. The practice links bride wealth to hair collection and ritual discipline.
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St. Kilda
Atlantic
St. Kidan
Florence museum displays ancient actin slate specimen
Professor Tialbherr praises a 2500 year old schenlboy slate as the most perfect actin table for school exercises in Teurope. The twenty six Jesters row in Thocentelan style runs right to left and presents the Chateidian form of the Greek alphabet brought to southwest Italy by European colonists.
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Florence
Schenlboy
Tialbherr
Teurope
Italy
Why Men Fail: the price of ambition and work ethics
A compact reflection arguing that men fail because they avoid hard work and willingness to pay the price for their goals. It cites themes of diligence, persistence, and self-improvement. The text also alludes to Teutonic heritage and classical figures as contrasts to lax effort.
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Hamilton Wright
Michie
Judge Cummings Praises Arthur White's Sterling Honesty
Judge Cummings extols Arthur White as a man of high integrity and honesty. He notes White's fair conduct in court and with clients, his commitment to truth, and his influence on the profession and community, lasting beyond his life.
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Judge Cummings
Arthur White
Honesty
Jess Thin
Auny
Betsy Ross Biography Fragments From Early Life
Fragmentary notes describe Betsy Ross, daughter of Sirmiel and Rebecce Griscom, with uncertain birth details and early family conflicts. The text references her marriage and later events but is incomplete and unclear.
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Betsy Ross
Elizabeth Griscon
Sirmiel and
Rebecce Ghiaines Griscom
Dam
Vary
Tata
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Eintered
Vinton, Ia
G. Kruse
Joseph Greer
Henry Kitchel Webster
Jennie
Mr. Greer
Beatrice
Burns
Imechanic
Burrs
Tre Bobbs- Merrill CO
Neighborhood News
Mr.winkee
Germany
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