La Follette Real People's Man
A compact portrait of Robert M. La Follette as a steadfast public servant. The piece highlights his reelection history, wartime stance, and defense of civil liberties, taxes, and workers during World War I. It credits his leadership in opposing immediate entry into war and supporting soldiers and public interests over privileged, dollar-driven policy.
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Tarif
LaPoiiette
United States
Congress
Iion Goen
LaFollette
Saldlark
la Follette
Senate
Mardley
Harding
Rallana
LaFollattett
Follette America's Greatest Statesman
By W. T. Rawleigh praising Senator Lafollette as the nation’s best qualified leader for fair governance. He lauds honesty, reform drive, and service to all classes, comparing him to Lincoln and urging his presidency with a focus on democracy and national improvement.
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W. T. Rawleigh
Freeport
CaFollette
Tle
United States
Lavoilette
Benstot Laoliette
Bln
Lincoln
Tve
Honesty Brings Young Bob First Money Earned
An old North Dakota story recounts a boy named Bob who found a pocketbook, returned it to his father, and later received a quarter from his mother’s friend as a reward. The tale emphasizes honesty and memory of a past farmer who helped in the road incident.
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Bob
LaPolletti
Peidentally White
Anne
Madldon
Northwest
Minnesota
Iowa
Dane County
Wisconato Onte
Wisconaly
Penteh
Cresk Valley
N. D
Oamantzin
Ode
Juale
Pannoaslon
Occasons
Hoang
Bobbed Hair Faces Mixed Approval In Fashion
New York Herald Tribune fashion correspondent notes bobbed hair remains debated with optimism in London and Paris. Proponents claim it endures as a youthful fashion while critics fear loss of elegance. Experts advise the boyish bob suits youth but warn straight cuts require training to lay flat.
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New York Herald-Tribune
London
Longreseed
Ehara
Black Silk Beavers Boost Fall Fashion Notes
A new fall fashion item features a black silk beaver hat with a cockade of striped black ribbon. The piece emphasizes sleek texture and period styling for seasonal wear.
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Fall Boy
Schools in Logging District Move with Camps in Oregon
In central Oregon near Bend the logging district moves schools as camps relocate. When a camp shifts, families move with the schoolhouses on flatcars. Moving day typically falls on a Saturday or Sunday to align with camp changes.
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Eugene
Ore
Althea Stoneman
University of
School Notes From Eugene Field and Garfield School
School notes report pupil transfers, attendance, and classroom events at Eugene Field and Garfield School. Students like Adelyn Dixon and Victor Mite transfer to 5A while others return from trips, perfect attendance posts appear, and Mrs Barry organizes lunch with teachers to discuss school library cooperation. The Garfield column notes new pupils, transfers to Wheaton and Chicago, and a bank balance of 65.21 with thrift banners won by Miss Yonseck and Miss Handke.
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Eugene Field
Chool Edborg
Adelyn
Dixon
Bellent Jahnke
Victor Mite
Donald Katmick
Krnest Letik
Emomt
Donald’s
Don Sta Iy
Boya
Mise Barry
Claus
Garfield
Mona Morse
Ethel Schaise
Grace Benton
Georgia Greenal
Milada Schroeder
Wheaton
Ralph B Schroeder
Beymoor Reichstein
Chicago
Michi Wn
Pauline Reichstein
Bernice Schwass
Miss Yonseck
Miss Handke
Italy’s postwar lifestyle shifts in Rome and nationwide
An Italian social snapshot shows rising per capita consumption across food and drink. Sugar use nearly doubles, coffee intake increases, wine consumption grows, tobacco use rises, and transport surges from bicycles to cars and buses, reflecting a broad change in everyday habits.
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Italy
Rome
Women Demand Comfort When They Buy Shoes
The article notes women favor shoes that conform to foot lines, hug the instep, and bend without breaking. Kid leather is preferred for softness and porosity, allowing feet to breathe and dance all evening. The trend highlights comfort alongside style in modern fashion.
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Kaonnas City
Council Meeting Minutes for Forest Park Milinois 1924
Minutes record Milinois Forest Park council meeting held Monday evening September 29 1924. The brief entry notes attendance actions and discussions from the session.
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Forest Park
Milinois
Forest Park village council minutes September 22 1924
Forest Park village council approves health officer report and permits, considers loan bonds of 765000 and 65000, authorizes services for bond issuance, selects Karl F Harbeck to spread assessments for District No 2 alleys, meeting adjourned with all members in favor. Funds and approvals noted by Mayor Kaul and Village Clerk Barry Nuxhold.
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Zimmerman
Vons
Brisch
Burkart
Kaul
H. P. A. Corstens
H. P
Corstens
Mcouses
Yeas
Brisch, Burkert
Forest Park
Cook County
Maols
Dilola
Maye
Seipp, Princell and Co
Worst Park
Connell
Bslpp
Princell Mnd
Brisch, Barkart
Zicomermen
Karl F. Harbeck
Board of Local Improvements
Zteimerman
Karl F. Harbneck
Bepteny Berthth
Briach
Burk
Art
Barry
Nuxhold Vilage
Imola
A. D
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Lalette Farm
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Phil
Stevenson School
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Melrose Park
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Miss Healy
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Madison Street
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Taylor Ave
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Elgin Ave
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Rexall Orderlies
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Ferdinand Ave
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Edward P. Kral
Marengo Ars
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Schuttler's
Waseie
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Gain Oak Park Rug CO
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Instructon
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Beauty Culture
Lake Arrest
Wabash Avenue
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Phone Forest Park
1605
Chirepediet Fost Spesialion
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Oak Park Ave
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