Weaker Sex Dominates In Modern Views Of Women
A Los Angeles interview with Margaret Mayo argues women surpass men in endurance energy nervous energy intellect and business acumen. She dismisses chivalry, urges women to dine in shirt sleeves, and endorses flexible marriage and maternal instinct as crucial in child care. A Detroit News bible quiz reveals surprising misanswers from Adrian Rotarians on Old and New Testament topics.
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Hen as Manufacturing Plant Says Iowa Expert
Iowa State College poultry specialist J H Bardsley explains that a hen's egg production depends on the seeds she consumes and feeds. He prescribes a summer dry mash of 200 pounds oats 400 pounds ground corn 100 pounds tankage with milk as a substitute and recommends grit oyster shell and charcoal available to the flock at all times.
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J. H. Bardsley
Iowa State College
Mr. Bardsley
Unclear German Text fragment in Springfield Mass item
The readable lines show a fragment mentioning unions and Germans with stray words. The note lacks cohesive facts, dates, or named entities to form a valid news item.
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Pringfield Mass
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Kicks By Our Kicker
A gossip column notes local residents on Sycamore Main and others with playful jabs about habits, relationships, and social foibles. It lampoons a widow, a girl on Main street who bobbed her hair, a man on North Cedar, a drug store complex, and neighbors who know too much.
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Heflin attacked by critic over gun incident in Senate debate
The unidentified critic charges Senator Heflin of Alabama with a double standard citing a past pistol incident in Washington. The speaker accuses Heflin of using influence to avoid prosecution while condemning Republican officials for alleged crimes.
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Senate
Thomas Heflin
Alabama
Denby
Court of Justice
Heflin
Washington Street
United States Senate
Science and observation curb red hatred in Tribune note
The article extols science as key to patient observation and psychological correlation to silence the floaters of prejudice. It praises physical well being, conscientiousness, and intelligence as a trinity for life and urges non reds to improve themselves rather than deride others.
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Reading Tribune
Science
Cream test rises with herd changes say Iowa expert
Dairy specialist C A Iverson of Iowa State College says the drop in butterfat tests this season can be fixed by tightening the cream screw. He warns that cream tests vary with milk quality and seasonal changes as fresh cows enter the herd, affecting prices and producer sentiment.
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C. A. Iverson
Iowa State College
Mr. Iverson
Coolidge Plans Summer Stay in Washington and Beyond
President Coolidge gears up for a Washington summer and indications point to extended stays in the capital over multiple summers, signaling lasting engagement with national affairs.
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Portland
Oregonian
Coolidge
Washington
Law Proposal Threatens Japan Laborer Pact
The article argues a proposed law to curb Japanese laborers is likely foolish and may harm international standing. It questions whether the measure will be as effective as the current gentlemen's agreement it would replace and notes uncertain consequences in global politics.
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Dallas Morning News
Japan
Brookhart’s GOP candidacy questioned in Iowa remarks
In the Carroll Herald, Brookhart is compared unfavorably to Al Jennings and Roxie Stingen. The piece argues his Republican ticket presence would spark opposition, labeling him apolicy as un-Republican and likening him to Big Bill Haywood and Emma Goldman in Russia.
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Carroll Herald
Brookhart
Iowa
al Jennings
Roxie Stingen
Big Bill Haywood
Russia
Emma Goldman
Moses of the Sharp Tongue in Washington
Washington correspondence notes Senator Moses, a newspaper man turned statesman, is famed for a sharp tongue in the senate. He, alongside Reed of Missouri and Caraway of Arkansas, forms a trio of formidable debaters with vitriolic epigrams and stingingly clever repartee. He cannot help speaking when provoked, likened to the biblical Moses.
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Moses
Washington
Capper
Senate
Reed
Missouri
Caraway
Arkansas
Egypt
Fragments of Witty Maxims From Sioux City Journal
A collection of aphorisms on gender, love, and human nature. It riffs on square deals, admiration, willpower, and social behavior, suggesting many people act under others influence and that good traits exist if trusted.
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Sioux City Journal
Criminals Who Died Too Soon
A Wichita Beacon quips that Jesse James and Bob Younger would be subpoenaed in the oil inquiry if alive Al Jennings travels to Washington at government expense to testify before the committee The Sioux City Journal criticizes senate committee dignity and portrays the fight as a bar room brawl hindering government interests
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Wichita Beacon
Jesse James
Bob Younger
al Jennings
Washington
Bob
Sioux City Journal
Senate
Daugherty
Andorra's Strong Box Guarded by Six Iron Locks
In Andorra a massive chest sits in the council hall on the Pyrenees south slope. Six parishes each hold a key and must gather to open the locks. The box allegedly holds sheets of lead bearing Charlemagne's charter, and outsiders cannot view its contents.
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Andorra
Pyrenees
Moropus fossil described from Nebraska site
The Moropus was a camel-sized fossil animal from ancient Nebraska with a horse like neck a tuply back and tail rhino like legs and claws instead of hoofs.
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Nebraska
Tide extremes in Bay of Fundy rise 50 feet
The Bay of Fundy on Nova Scotia's eastern coast experiences the highest and lowest tides. Tide range reaches about 50 feet, with highs near 20 feet above mean sea level and lows around 25 feet below.
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Nova Scotia
Bay of Fundy
Cattle and Sheep Populations in National Forests
The national forests support about 2,000,000 head of cattle and 7,000,000 head of sheep this year, not counting calves and lambs.
He's Still Around. Old-fashioned agitator questions seize power
A lingering figure from earlier political agitation asks what happened to his push for government seizure of public utilities. The piece traces his evolving stance, noting shifts in public support and the current political climate surrounding state intervention and ownership.
Zaro Women Supreme Yet Ugly Says Scientist
A scientist who studied the Zaro women of India claims they dominate homes and society, transmitting wealth and leaving men with little to do, concluding they are the ugliest women on earth.
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India
Renowned Minds Missed By Their Contemporaries
A ponderous reflection on how great men often overlook peer achievement as Shakespearean praise fades with time. The piece muses on recognition, fame, and the human tendency to undervalue geniuses in the moment.
Fifty Fifty on Marriage Motives and Debt
A saying suggests marriages formed for money or love meet mixed outcomes. It notes that those who wed for money may incur debt, while those who marry for love do not universally escape trouble.
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