University of Missouri Discusses Women Journalists Careers
The piece profiles Mrs. Anna Ewing of the Odessa Ledger and other women in Missouri journalism. It stresses country press, service over profit, and the broad reach of women in newsrooms, with quotes on daily life, duties, and faith in prayer.
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University of Missouri
Anna Ewing
Odessa
Democratic
Missouri
U Wing
New Hampshire
California
A Mint of Contentment in Nevada Anne Martin's Dual Paths
In Nevada the name Anne Martin stands out a suffragist and a political figure while Annie Martin avoids politics. Annie built a varied career from editor to teacher and shopkeeping before becoming assayer in charge at the Carson City United States mint, a rare position for a woman.
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Anne Martin
United States Senate
Annie
Annie Martin
The
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Silver Party
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Miss Martin
State Orphans' Home
Martin
United States Mint
United States Rubber Co
Dent. K
Broadway
New York City
Brain defect theory sparks debate on crime roots
A quote from French Strothers argues that dullness, callousness, imbecility, brutality, idiocy, and bestiality stem from fixed physical defects in brain cells. The remark links behavior to neurological factors and has sparked discussion on biological bases of crime and morality.
Education in Old Boston Talk Sparks Debate
A Boston Transcript remark notes society’s view that teaching youth a few more words to speak foolishly muddles discourse. The comment reflects attitudes toward language and education in the era.
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Boston Transcript
Postcard Playful Romance Exchange Between Miss Dorrs No and Mr Peters
Miss Dorrs No tells Mr Peters she cannot promise love but will esteem him, while Mr Peters replies that her opinion will change once she gets to know him better. The lighthearted exchange shows budding romantic tension.
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Miss Dorrs
Mr. Peters
Miss Dorr
Rapid and Thorough Mra West Exchange Snippet
A brief fragment shows dialogue about vocabulary and turnover with playful mispunctuation and a mention of a small stock while referencing a Kansas context. The lines imply a light exchange or joke rather than a full narrative.
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Mra. West
Gordon
Kansas
Dodgers Sign Pitcher Hollingsworth From New Orleans Southern League
The Brooklyn Nationals purchased pitcher John Hollingsworth from the New Orleans Southern League club for 20000 dollars. He joins the Dodgers roster after the deal is finalized.
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Dodgers
John Hollingsworth
New Orleans Southern League’ Club
Brooklyn Nationals
Pittsburgh Stadium Groundbreaking for Pitt University Facility
Ground breaking has begun for the University of Pittsburgh stadium planned to host football baseball basketball and track events by September 1 1925. Grading contracts are awarded and three steam shovels operate as structural steel and winter construction rest on the same schedule. The stadium will seat 70000 with potential double decks adding 30000 for a total of 100000.
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University of Pittsburgh
Pittsburgh
High Priced Coach Knute K Rockne at Notre Dame
Knute K Rockne, who joined Notre Dame fifteen years ago as a working student, rises to one of America's top football coaches. He will receive $100,000 annually for the next ten years, reflecting his high salary at the college.
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Knute K. Rockne
University of Notre Dame
America
Falk Proves He Belongs In Left Field For Sox
Bib Falk, White Sox slugging left fielder, has the laugh on club officials who urged a return to pitcher. Recalled by Johnny Evers to outfield, Falk thrived, leading the league, forcing his removal from the bench, and proving he is at his best as an outfielder.
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Bib Falk
Chicago White Sox
Chicago
Johnny Evers
Bib
Bill Barrett
Hervey McClellan
Barrett
Evers
Falk
Bit
Berries
Baseball Player Moves Across Leagues Across the Nation
Waterbury acquires First Base man Graham from New Haven under an optional agreement. Brick Kane of Bridgeport reportedly sold to Columbus for spring delivery. Various trades, loans, and releases involve Vernon Lincoln St. Paul Detroit Chicago and other teams with players like Holt Cruz Neun and Moe Berg moving in and out, plus managerial and coaching changes noted.
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Graham
New Haven
Brick Kane
Bridgeport
Columbus
American Association
Bill collector fails to rouse New York couple by radio chat
A bill collector visits a New York apartment but is ignored as the head of the house and his wife sit by radio sets. A casual exchange of place names follows with the collector puzzled at their conversation.
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New York
Liz
Walla Walla
Saskatchewan
Harduppe
Min
Sydney
Indy's Wealth Highlighted by Offhand Pearl Remark
A dialogue contrasts Indy's wealth and social ease. Miss Cayenne notes her wealth, while another says her riches show through casual references, such as calling a genuine pearl necklace a string of bends.
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Miss Cayenne
Watering place suspect shocks city gossip
Fragments reveal a man linked to a watering place and stock manipulation rumors. Eyewitnesses dispute the claim while investigators pursue the truth behind the unusual chatter in town.
Home So Different Manager at Work Wife Rules Home
At the office they call him the manager but at home his wife dominates. He struggles to manage her and to balance authority between work and home life.
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Wifey
New Boarder Tells of Rumor About Mudge Husband
Mrs Henry Mudge identifies a new boarder who notes a man with dirty red whiskers. The conversation centers on recognizing the visitor and referencing her husband, as quoted in Everybody's Magazine.
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Henry Mudge
Everybody’s Magazine
Signer Lineage Cited Amid Independence Debate
A humorous exchange touches on equality and birthright as one participant notes lineage from a signer of the Declaration of Independence while another challenges aloofness and equality. The dialogue reflects early American civic ideals and personal heritage.
Dialogue Sparks Between Lovers in Realistic Scene
In a restrained exchange, Mr Crabbe and Miss Romanz discuss a recent production. The reviewer notes realism and praises the lovers' dialogue as perfectly silly, capturing a playful tone amid the romance.
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Mr. Crabbe
Miss Romanz
Thousands Have Kidney Trouble and Never Suspect It
Druggist reports show many people suffer kidney trouble without symptoms. Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root touted as mild healing aid with claimed high success. Insurance examiner notes kidney disease often causes declinations. Sample offer in newspaper ad from Dr Kilmer Co of Binghamton New York.
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Kilmer
Weather Linked to Tumor Growth in Rabbits
Rockefeller Institute researchers Brown Pearce and Van Allen report researchers found a striking link between tumor growth in diseased rabbits and weather patterns. They note tumor decline during periods of maximum and minimum sunlight, with malignancy rising during rapid sunlight changes in summer and winter.
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Rockefeller Institute For Medical Research
Matrimonial Tales From Uncle Amos
Uncle Amos recalls his long life and marriages as Dr. Carver asks his age and the fate of his wives. The first wife died, the second divorced him, the third was unreliable, and the fourth vanished, leaving him widowed at least once and remarried multiple times.
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Dr. Carver
Amos
Doc
Not the Boy Who Proposed Last Evening
A fragmentary dialogue shows a woman doubting recognition as a man asks if he is the suitor from the previous night. The exchange hints at a social or romantic complication without resolving the question.
Charity Gathering Highlights Hidden Generosity
The report notes a surprising contribution by a man nicknamed old Tite, celebrated by charity workers for a commendable act at the meeting. The crowd cheered his quiet support, emphasizing the charitable spirit of the event.
Faleslady and the True Ladder to Success
A compact satirical note draws a contrast between a faux ideal of beauty and real achievement. It lampoons superficial standards while urging readers to pursue genuine progress beyond appearance and luck.
Dancer Guy Impresses Irene with New Steps
Irene recalls watching Guy perform with Phyllis and expresses awe at his dancing. Phyllis asks why Irene stayed out so long, while Irene notes Guy demonstrated new steps and they sat together afterward.
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Phyllis
Guy
Irene
Neighbor's Lawn Mower Borrowed To Spare Morning Use
A brief exchange shows one neighbor borrowing the other's mower to prevent loud early-morning use. The rest of the dialogue reveals the motive is courtesy and avoiding disturbance.
Flapper-Tom Attempted Kiss Sparks Tense Exchange
In a tense late night exchange, a young woman recounts how Flapper-Tom tried to kiss her and she resisted. She asks if her refusal made him angry and recalls him saying he wished he had called on her.
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Tom
Tie
Spouses Debate What To Tell Their Partners
Brown Ing complains about sharing every event with his wife, while Smithkins boasts of telling his wife many things that never occur. The exchange highlights differing views on honesty and communication in marriage.
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Brown Ing
Smithkins
Noticed Quirk About It Says Phyliis Father Archie
Phyliis reports a changing impression of Archie noting something unusual about him lately. The remark reflects a cautious personal assessment amid uncertain behavior.
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Phyliis
Archie
In These Days Revue Debuts First Rehearsal
A backstage exchange reveals the chorus as authors and composers rather than performers. The scene highlights the writers behind the musical revue and the producer clarifies roles during early rehearsal chatter.
Doctor-I and Perkins Decide Where Wife Should Go
Dialogue centers on medical advice about location for wife with mutual banter. Dr tells wife to move to the mountains while Perkins pushes for the sea shore. The exchange reveals humorous clash over health prescriptions.
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Perkins
Crow Indian from Montana files papers for congressional nomination
Robert Yellowrall, a Crow Indian at a reservation near Helena Montana, has filed papers as a candidate for the nomination for congressman.
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Robert Yellowrall
Helena, Mont
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