The Problem of Central Europe Continues
The article argues that continued gold payments to Allies threaten German bankruptcy and could trigger economic chaos or social anarchy. It notes looming 1,069,000,000 gold mark dues, hints at a three year extension, and discusses reactions in France Britain and Russia, along with Rathenau's London visit and U S interests.
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Finance Department
Berlin
Europe
France
Germany
Allied
Reparations Commission
Rhineland
England
Russia
Vienna
Central
Walter Rathenau
London
The
Chicago Tribune
Britain
United States
Responsibility for Peace Terms After World War I
The article argues that allied nations demanded punitive terms for violators of the war and contends current critics miscast Wilsonism as to blame for reparations failures. It notes German destruction in North France deepens the justification for harsh peace and warns against political capital from liberal publications.
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Europe
Versailles
America
France
Journals of opinion on Versailles and the League of Nations
The article argues that critics originally pointed to Versailles flaws and now praise the shift in dailies away from pro-German views. It notes the League of Nations as a mechanism to fix defects in the treaty and criticizes the pushback against Wilson and the U.S. role. It cites England’s initiative with Germany and the shift from Hands Off Europe to seeking European stability.
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Versailles
League of Nations
Germany
Europe
Washington
Park guns row fades as Cook county board eases stance
The Cook County park board may withdraw permission for war dept to install captured German guns at the forest preserve entrance. American Legion posts and women's groups weighed in with opposing views, arguing both for honoring veterans and against displaying war instruments in a preservation area.
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Ryan
Cook County Park Board
War Department
Forest Preserve
American Legion
William Hale Thompson
Cook County
Chicago
Legion
France
Germany
Bunker Hill Monument
Soaking the Rich and the Tax Debate
Marshalltown Times-Republican argues that politicians misread public mood over a proposed fifty percent tax on incomes. They warn future tax cuts may follow as capital flows to tax free securities, and that high levies depress investment in farms, railroads, and factories.
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Senate
Congress
Marshalltown
Republican
The Kaiser vs Bismarck in German politics
Excerpts from Bismarck memoirs praised by Maximilian Harden to reveal monarchy character. The third volume includes letters from the ex Kaiser warning against a dilettante absolutist. Critics call the prophecy bitter and timely amid imperial debates.
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Bismarck
Maximilian Harden
Harpers
Kaiser
Harden
Isaiah
Jeremiah
Fort Dodge Messenger
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr Brady answers letters on health and hygiene with a stamped self addressed envelope. The piece notes infantile paralysis in early October 1921 across many states, argues transmission via nasal discharges, and discusses history and transmission details. It includes patient Q A about croup, trigger finger, and bowing risks.
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Dr. Brady
William Brady
Heine
Cannstadt
Landsteiner
Popper
Flexner
Rosenau
Question and Answer on Hard Water and Croup Health
A reader asks if limestone hard water causes constipation and whether hard water, if palatable, is healthful to drink. The reply: hardness does not impair drinking health, taste justifies use, and constipation is not linked. Another reader asks if croup is a form of cold and if it can be treated as such. The answer discusses whether croup is related to cold and potential treatment approaches.
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Red Cross
LaCrosse Tribune
C B. G
Birthdate Profile of Independent and Energetic Individual
The reading describes a birthdate character as independent and original with Mars and Jupiter as governing planets. It predicts a brilliant adaptable mind, energy, and endurance, with reliable affections, generous nature, and unwavering integrity in business. It advises using Want Ads for office work.
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Mars
Jupiter
Births of notable figures in the 19th century
This Date in History notes births on December 5th including journalist and educator John Eaton in 1829, cavalry officer George A. Custer in 1839 whose command was massacred by Sioux, and biologist Clinton H. Merriam in 1855.
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John Eaton
George A. Custer
Clinton H. Merriam
Today’s Thought Inspires Growth Through Choice
A brief motto notes that growth hinges on human choice. The line, labeled Today’s Thought, highlights personal agency as a driver of progress and life improvement.
Lotty Chooses Education Over Immediate Marriage
Lotty debates schooling over marriage as Mayme and Mrs. Skitch urge traditional plans. She pursues a business course while supporting her mother and dreams of a small home. Tom returns, confessing love and a desire to move to Oregon, where they plan to raise roses.
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Laura Reid Montgomery
Lotty
Mayme
Chicago
Portland
Oregon
Tom
Mrs. Skitch
McClure
Titus First Mortgages Offer Higher Interest Rate
Proven Investments by Titus Loan and Investment Co. promise safety over long years and now pay an even larger rate of interest. Investigate Titus Mortgage at 211 213 Iowa Ave Muscatine.
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Titus First
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Iowa Ave
Muscatine —Adyv
Congregational Church Dinner Ad Dec 7
Church fundraiser dinner announced for December 7 from 5 to 7 PM featuring chicken gravy dressing mashed potatoes cranberries creamed slaw pickles bread and pies with ice cream option. Proceeds support church programs.
Home Bake Sale And Bazaar at Evangelical Church
Parish bake sale and bazaar announced by Rhoda class at Evangelical Church on Sycamore Street. Event scheduled for Wednesday evening December 7. Proceeds support church activities.
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Evangelical Church
Parslors
Sycamore St
Rhoda
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