Roosevelt Boom Organized Hints at Nationwide Drive
Sumner Curtin of the Chicago Record-Herald reports a cohesive Roosevelt movement backing the presidential bid. Emissaries have been sent to southern states to assess support and delegate dynamics while the national committee eyes broader coordination and quiet campaigning.
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Washington
Chicago Record-Herald
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Sontor
Gorevelt
Hurs
Thorn
Aup
Hern
Ags
Luenen
Neo
Roosevelt Stampede Drives Regional Political Realignment
Feral conditions and near term political dealings show Roosevelt support expanding beyond Nebraska as Borah in Idaho, Oregon, Washington, and Montana coordinates a northwest push. Texas national committeeman Lyon aims to spark a Roosevelt surge in the south, while rumors of centralized orders and secret conferences hint at a broader, coordinated campaign structure.
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Nebraska
Roosevelt
Ponally
Borah
Idaho
Oregon
Wachington
Montana
Corll Lyon
National
Texas
Athard
Census Counting Ties Saloons To Population In City
Clinton Herald notes that a Noor law plan linking saloons to a city’s 1,300 population may heighten census attention. It argues city directories miss many residents, risking tax counts, while praising targeted effort to improve accuracy. Burlington Hawkeye discusses Roosevelt primary gimmicks and a Panama Canal ruling. Cedar Rapids Republic references Roosevelt, Tart, and editorial ideas.
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Clinton Herald
Dutkique Telgraph-Herald Eatra
Noor
Tores Kood
Cedar Rapids Republian
Col. Roosevelt
Tima
Reminiscences of Long Ago in Muscatine Journal
A feature from Muscatine Journal recalling fifty, forty, and twenty years ago. Notes include a prisoner letter from T. W. Eichelberger about Belmient and Memphis, a goose prank at a Water Street entertainment, visits from Robert McCleland to J. B. Dougherty’s family, and reflections on Christmas trees, debates, and local visits spanning decades.
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Water Street
Robert McCleland
Chicago
J. B. Dougherty
Prodigal Judge The Famous eNovel Excerpt
A fragmented dramatic scene centers on Judge Price and Solomon Mahaffy as they discuss Betty Malfoy and Miss Mulroy in a small town. The judge plans a civil message to comfort the bereaved, while Mahaffy presses for involvement and hints at a will and possible disputes among Norton’s relatives.
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Judge Price
Hello Plain
Solomon Mahaffy
Betty Bfatroy
Mahaffy
Misa Mulroy
Min
Solomon
Norton
Middle Tennessee
Maley
Price
Mahaily
Ming
Slocum Pricg
Mabally
Soloman
Om Mahatty
Mahaify
Plotte Flain
Jenye
Miss Malfoy
Jett
Anid Mananty
Newdaunrters
Satonron
Transfort
Uncertain excerpts reveal political and cultural theater cautions
The fragmentary text cites district attorney themes on monopolies and price control, a Chicago theatre manager banning Alexander’s Ragtime Band, and a Keokuk source predicting prosperity while noting lifestyle anecdotes. The garbled items reference public figures, venues, and regional notices in a late era newspaper style.
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Les Money Capital
Chicago
Alexander
Walla
Judge Price Hosts Betty in Toned Farewell Scene
In a parlor scene on Belle Plain Judge Price arrives with a pompous air and delivers condolences to Miss Malroy. Betty enters as the judge extols Providence while recalling Charley Norton’s fate and the fragile balance of grace and humor in small-town life.
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Sloonm Price
Misa Malroy
Steve
Price
Hazard
Betty
Jude
Willy Plaus
Tigher
Cneed
Charley Norton
West Tennessee
Christmas at Local Churches Highlights Holiday Spirit
The article recalls festive Christmas programs across Lotts, Iowa churches with choirs, recitations, and Santa delivering gifts. Attendees include families of the Wilsop and Pur nia clans, plus visitors from Muscatine and Eldon. The piece notes decorations, host seats, and multiple gatherings with meals and music.
Cuticura Remedies Help Child Heal Eczema
Mrs Francis Lund of Plain City Utah reports a child recovered from a severe head eczema after using Cuticura Resolvent, Soap, and Ointment. She notes rapid improvement and hair regrowth, and mentions a free sample offer from Potter Drug & Specialty.
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Eceema
Egan
Francis Lund
Plain City
Tah
Potter Drug & Sorp
Dept
Beaston
Christmas gathering in Muscatine area families
Mrs A W Morgan returned to Muscatine after visiting relatives at Christmas time. The holiday events included a dinner at the Small family home with Mr and Mrs John Curtiz and others, and guests like Miss Adelia Lotta from Loveland Colorado. Families such as the Turkingtons, Brockways and Letis were noted at multiple Christmas meals and gatherings.
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U. B
Saint Nick
M. EB
A. T. Schwietert
Wark
Myr
Mia
Ulrick Garrett
Erwin IE. Wesver
Mari Purnia
Alla Ross
Joe Garrett
Frank
Eldon
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Louise Thompson
Mss Mell
Ie Relson
Miss Ol
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Frank Brown
Gons
Charles
John
Seattle
Arden
Fairfield
Merleane
Henry Hartman
Willie Cline
John Collins
Sarah Hart
Muenstine
Collins
Clifford
Andates
Shellabarter
Lizzie Hidlebaugh
Canada
Bilason
Lorise
Mart
Fred Cecil
Lewigan
Helen Cop
Muscatine
Iowa Wesleyan
Gertrude Schweitert
Weaver
A. W. Morgan
U. N. Small
John Curtiz
Whiter Ingram
Howard Curtin
Bert Thompson
Grandview
Clyde Turkington
Adelia Lotta
Loveland Colorado
Janes Turkington
Brockway
J. H. Letis
Ada
Harios
Morrison and Warde Present The White Sister at Grand Theatre
In Jato the Grand Theatre hosts Morrison and Warde with Viola Allen as star in The White Sister a drama based on Marion Crawford novel. Lilliam Rhodes leads with noted actress Ugactrees in a strong cast. Rhodes praised for voice and emotional range promises a moving stage portrayal amid a religiously toned adaptation stressing love sacrifice and devotion.
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Jato
Morrison and Warde
Grand Theatre
Viola Allen
Marion Grawford
Lilliam Rhodes
Miss Rhodes
Giovanna
Mica’Rhodes
Restore Your Hair With Sage and Sulphur Remedy
An old style advertisement promises quick reversal of gray hair with Wearn Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. It claims hair regrows thicker and darker, removes dandruff, and strengthens thinning hair. Sold for fifty cents a bottle through a national network and agents like A. Morgan at West Second Avenue.
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West
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