The Flying Man and the Plateau Rescue
In a dramatic pursuit above Lake Talo a flying man battles aviators North March and Doris Fulton on a desolate plateau. After a deadly chase and a final fall, the villain is killed, and Doris accepts March as the postwar romance blossoms amid peril and triumph.
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Profrasor Deamond
Peak Observatory
Panto
Dore Fulton
Doris
Tolliver
March
Wultorn
Doria
Professor Deameond
Foo
Purmari la
North
Carrea
Miss Fulton
Alan
Devil
Jupiter
Crater Lake
Table Mountain
Darla
Talo
Marchi
Life Good at Age of Sixty in Pension Debate
A letter carrier from Madison Square argues for retirement at sixty as fair and timely, while others push for pensions on demand after ten or more years of service. The piece critiques age-based pension plans and highlights differing views on when work should end and leisure begin.
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Anys Harpers Weekly
Charles Gardner
Madison Square
Saloonkeeper Predicts National Prohibition Soon
A Kansas City saloonkeeper with 22 years in the business plans to sell his bar at a bargain. He states his exit is timely as he believes nationwide prohibition is coming, not by feverish agitation but by voters deeming booze a crime waste and nuisance. He says self-respecting drinkers will banish booze while admitting some will be glad later. He warns others with liquor investments to exit before restrictions spread.
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Doris
March
Clay
Imlay
Doria
Bite
Arma
Kansas City
John Barleycorn
Saloon Roofs State's Worst Enemy on Election Day
Judge A B Watkins argues the saloon is the gravest threat to honest voting. He says liquor interests seek influence by backing pliant candidates and that the saloon operates by flouting the law, unlike ordinary shops.
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A. B. Watkins
Texas
Vice
Murder in Beer Sparks Tragedy Over Beer Barter
One armed sailor Carl Heyer killed George Prlabin in Indianapolis on November 20 after a dispute centered on beer. Heyer claimed drunkenness explained the act. Weyer supplied the beer while Brishin handled the sale, with Prisbane tied to the incident as another participant.
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Carl Heyer
George Prlabin
Indianapolis
Weyer
Indiana
Brishin
Prisbane
National Advocate
War record notes peril to women linked to saloon
The article argues that many cities face a cancer of vice at this time, warning that society’s alliance with the saloon endangers women. It notes the back door of the saloon and front door of the brothel lead to the home of purity, with the brothel finding a victim in Exchange.
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Society
Purity
Children Paths and Abstinence Law in W C T A Talk
The speaker asks if investing time and talent in raising children yields more impact than direct work with youths. Congressman Hobson says if the law of total abstinence is written on children's hearts it will become state and national law. He notes the W C T A has devoted much effort to teaching children about alcohol’s effects.
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North
Alan
Clay
Putnam An
Doris
Marek
Aya
Hobson
W.C.T. A
Lincoln on public sentiment and lawmaking power
A quotation emphasizes that public sentiment drives law and its enforceability, arguing leaders shape outcomes more through collective feeling than by statutes or declarations. It asserts that those who command public sentiment influence what statutes can achieve.
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Abraham Lincoln
Laudable Aim for Nationwide Dry Zone Round
A dry zone round is proposed to cover every home in the United States with the aim of creating a nationwide prohibition effort. The message calls for sweeping restrictions and broad public support, outlining goals and expected social benefits.
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United States
Sud Unt Cove Natiouw
Suggestions for Treating the Colts
Breeders risk rupture when castrating colts without proper veterinary care. The article warns against untrained handlers, describes anesthesia, suturing risks, and the need for antisepsis and veterinary oversight to prevent fatal complications from bowel protrusion during castration.
Good Treatment of Animal Wounds
The article outlines practical, pragmatic methods for treating animal wounds. It covers hemorrhage control with ice and temperature contrasts, bandaging strategies relative to heart position, limited use of sutures, and field-made tools. It also describes wound cleaning, bandage-changing frequency, maggot prevention with a turpentine tar fish oil mix, and the use of chloroform for maggot-infested wounds.
Timely Hints for Poultry Yard Care and Feeding
Rightly bred fowls yield pleasure and profit when housed cleanly and fed well. Ground feed mixed at home uses wheat bran and chopped corn and oats, with summer greens like cabbage and mangel wurzel. Vegetables supplement greens, with onions and dried leaves as roughage. Ground green bone or beef meal provides protein. feeding method varies. Regular drop-board cleaning, perch spraying, and semi annual house-cleaning, plus insecticides, control vermin.
Profitable Feed for Beef Cattle Practices
Farmers are advised to avoid sudden feed changes and feed at the same time daily. Water should be abundant to prevent mud and encourage gains. Scours, caused by over feeding irregular feeding changes and too much salt, is a common loss in feed lots.
Grain prompts Rook to travel where needed
A fragment suggests that even a small amount of shelled grain can effectively lure a rook to move to a desired location. The note emphasizes using minimal food as a training or control tool.
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Lake Talo
Crater
Harry Irving Greene
New York Times
Charles
Alxty
The
National Woman's Christan Temperance
Ntc
Celder
M. H. Reynolds
Thin
Rook
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