Naval bases in the Pacific and the Washington conference
The piece debates American naval basing in the Philippines and Guam amid the Hughes plan and a 5-5-3 reduction. It argues enlarging bases risks Japanese rejection, doubts U S intentions, and questions independence progress for the Philippines under U S tutelage. It notes press coverage shapes opinion and warns against asserting broader military ambitions.
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Pacific
Japan
Philippines
Guam
U. S
England
Bahama Islands
General Wood
Philippine Islands
Urcle Sam
Hawaii
David Lawrence
Washington
Harding
Public debate over policy and national finances fuels referendum
Citizens continue to push for sensible policy while warning against reviving old formulas that worsen the nation's reversed finances. The referendum also asks for views on an American valuation plan, with a report recommending rejection of that principle.
National drive links education and health for civic strength
Community events this week unite the National Educational association and the American Legion with civic and religious groups to promote patriotism through schooling and health. Health week outlines days for health appraisal, examination, education, and field activities, stressing literacy and physical well being as foundations of stable government and independent citizens.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Educational Association
The
American Legion
National Health Council
The Tariff and Politics Referendum Today
The 1,400 members of the Chamber of Commerce of the United States will vote Wednesday on tariff proposals. The debate recalls the failed tariff commission era led by Dr. Taussig and warns that tariffs remain a powerful political tool driving campaign contributions and party finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Congress
Taussig
Taft
Republican Congress
Commission
Impresario company to headline Friday and Saturday in Muscatine
The senior high school plans a two day engagement by the Impresario company described as a deluxe musical entertainment. The act features Mozart's The Impresario with lavish scenic effects and first rate performers. Proceeds aim to fund art displays at the local school and elevate the community's cultural tone.
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Mozart
New York
Muscatine
Par for Government Bonds and Market Effects
Comment discusses bonds approaching par and its implications for investors and government credit. It notes treasury and corporate purchases influence prices, banks using funds, and contrasts historic exchequer rate moves with current credit expansion. The piece cites 1818 British policy and warns against overstatement while acknowledging ample gold and credit.
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Treasury
Barks
New York Times
German icon doctors and a failed shock therapy tale
A Kansas City Star piece discusses a German figure whose restoration to sanity by electric shock therapy is questioned. The report implies skepticism toward the treatment's effectiveness and its portrayal in press coverage.
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Kansas City Star
Philadelphian Arrested For Dominoes Freed Without Trial
A Philadelphian who was arrested for playing dominoes was discharged without a trial, reflecting ongoing debates over personal liberty despite pessimistic claims in the United States.
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Chicago News
Back to God Campaign by London Newspaper
The Lincoln Journal notes a London newspaper launching a campaign titled Back to God. It signals a longer road than returning to normal for many people and hints at social or cultural advocacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Lincoln Journal
All Along the Line Opinion Sparks Wealth Debate
The Atchison Globe notes a sentiment that the rich feel oppressed by even richer counterparts, framing economic inequality as a persistent belief among the wealthy. The brief quotation suggests a sharp, provocative stance on class dynamics.
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Atchison Globe
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady offers health and hygiene guidance via letters sent to his printed column and accepts brief inquiries with stamped self addressed envelopes. The piece denounces noonday gymnasium wearers and advocates outdoor style exercise in light clothing, plus answers readers on topics like boric acid solutions and the Karell regimen.
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Brady
William Brady
Athletic Association
Delsarte
The
Hudson
Chicago
Birthdate in Sagittarius described with strength and elegance
Reading Life and Character notes a masculine Sagittarius birthdate brings energy, strength, dominance in business and refined taste. Mars and Jupiter grant grace, generous temperament, keen intuition as guide. Diamond birthstone. lucky periods this month and early May. advises agents and clerks to watch Want Ads. Also notes 375,000 pounds of butter used annually in the Waldorf Hotel.
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Mars
Jupiter
Waldorf
Reformer Jane Swisshelm born. first Court of Claims idea
December 6 marks the birth of reformer Jane G. Swisshelm, noted for proposing the Court of Claims. Also born on this date were engineer inventor Thomas De K Winans in 1820, and in 1846 U.S. forces under General Kearny defeated Mexican forces.
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Jane G. Swisshelm
Court of Claims
Thomas de K Winans
Kearny
Titus Investment Co. advances in Muscatine advertiseme
Today’s Thought praises diligence and economy while Proven Investments and Titus First Mortgages tout safety and higher rates. Titus Loan and Investment Co. invites investigation at 211 213 Tewa Ave Muscatine. Sioux City reports 3000+ claims filed against the defunct American Bonding and Casualty Co. totaling nearly 3 million dollars.
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Titus First
Titus Loan & Investment Co
Tewa Ave
Muscatine
Adv
Sioux City
American Bonding and Casualty Company
Apple Pie at the Station Aims Homeward Hope
Priscilla a swift waitress at a railroad station lunch counter helps a pale stranger seeking his wife. He explains he has chased clues across the midwest to find her and plans to take her home on the 6 30 train. Her husband’s arrival inspires their union and a ticket home.
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Priscilla Fair
Pris
Annie Hardy
Priscilla
Annie
Murphy
Middle West
Larry
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Ancient Chinese discussed a preventive inoculation for smallpox
Journal Want Ads notes mention ancient Chinese knowledge of a preventive inoculation against smallpox. The brief reference contrasts historical awareness with later medical developments.
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Journal Printing CO
L. P. Logmis
PB. J. Leysen
Journal
Te Tribune
News
News and Tribune
Journal and
News-Tribune
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Musecaume
Iowa
Associated Press
Num
Wapp
Daily Journal
Ist
Advange
Advertising Representatives
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
Cone, Aunton & Woodmarz
Naval
Education and Health
M. D
M. J
National Newspaper Service
Clarissa Mackie
Toonerville
Fontain Fox
Rte
Fontaine Fox
Epsom
American Epsom Association
Cuticura Laderaterias Soap
Dr. Bell
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