New-Old Country to Know Through Lindy Flight
The piece urges readers to study Central America as Charles Lindbergh's flight passes over or near the region. It notes growing American trade, questions about geography and history, and suggests using atlases to follow Lindy and learn about modern Central America, its people, and relations with the United States.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central America
Lindy
Republic
Antain
Popocatepetl
Guatemala
Costa Rica
British Honduras
Honduras
Nicaragua
Republic of Panama
Marines
Mosquito Coast
Nicaraguan Canal
Fonseca Bay
Columbus
Tibet
Central Africa
United States
Mexico
Nick Longworth Possible Dark Horse for President Vying with Lowden and Hoover
The piece speculates on a Republican convention deadlock between Lowden and Hoover with Dawes gaining near term edge. It highlights Nick Longworth as a potential dark horse candidate and notes Longworths wife Princess Alice could influence the route to the nomination. It also mentions Curtis of Kansas and Iowa’s limited impact and references Chicago crime reporting.
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Nick Longworth
United States
Lowden
Hoover
Dawes
Nick
Republican Party
Mississippi River
Curtis
Kansas
Longworth
Princess Alice
Roosevelt
Iowa
Lund
Birds as weather prophets in folk and nature lore
The Weekly Scotsman notes country folk and observant naturists view birds as weather prophets. Snow buntings, fieldfares, redwings signal winter, wild swans herald cold spells, geese gather at known coastal sites, and pigeons ducks snipe larks and others announce approaching rain or wind through behaviors and timing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Solway Firth
Tay
Northumberland
Holy Island
Humber
Scotsman
Riding the Bus Top as a Way to See Life and People
Edgar DeWitt Jones extols riding on the top of a city bus as a vivid observation point. He notes the thrill and danger of the climb, the spirited view of a bustling metropolis, and the diverse passengers from students to a blind man guided by a girl. The piece ends with a call to seek life’s venturesome vantage.
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Hughes
Chicago
Thompson
Arthur Brisbane
William Allen White
Christopher Morley
London
Fifth Avenue
New York
Michigan Avenue
Grand Circus Park
Detroit
Edgar DeWitt Jones
The
Detroit News
Hoover urged to seek GOP nomination amid Coolidge standstill
The New Republic argues Coolidge will not run but may accept a united party nomination. It urges Hoover to declare openly for delegates, rally support, and challenge the Coolidge image to gain momentum and direction for the nation.
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Coolidge
Hoover
Norris
Lowdon
Dawes
Washington
Mr. Coolidge
Lowden
Republican Party
The
New Republic
Tobacco Money and Its Heavy Tax Burden on the Nation
A New York Times analysis notes tobacco taxes funded about 13 percent of total internal revenue and 58 percent excluding income tax for 1914. It highlights 1923–1925 cigarette growth, tax revenues near 370 million, and the shift in consumption from cigars to cigarettes amid the Jazz Age.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Treasury
Washington
Mellon
Temple of Internal Revenue
New York Times
Control of Emotions Key to Steady Life, Says Local Column
A Muscatine Journal column urges emotional balance in a hurried age. It warns against over excitement from news or disasters and promotes steady poise, focus on important tasks, and daily emotional inventories. It cites gender tendencies and advises pruning fear jealousy and malice for healthier nerves.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Associated Press
Paily Journal
Muscatine
Towa
Yowa
Chicagos
New York
Kaneac Ctynndie
Atlanta
Cone. Rothenburg & Wobe
Raptured Try This Free Offer Convinces Thousands
A marketing pitch promises freedom by applying a method to any Rapture event, old or new, large or small, claiming to guide readers on a path that has already convinced thousands.
Free trial offered for rupture treatment by W S Rice
Advertises a stimulating application claiming to tighten abdominal muscles and close the rupture without a truss or operation. Warns of gangrene risk from untreated ruptures and urges immediate request for a free trial using a coupon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. S. Rice
Main St
Adams
N. Y
Rice, Inc
Non-Starchy Vegetables and Sugar Timing Guideline
Guidance notes that non-starchy vegetables pair with meals and that sugar should not be consumed in the same meal as starchy foods. Emphasizes balanced plate composition and mindful carbohydrate distribution.
Christmas Eve Chaos and Joy in Paper Draped Rooms
In a vivid reflection, Mark Byers recalls the peak of Christmas as homes overflow with torn paper, ribbon, and bright lights. He paints a scene of cooperative effort, family. He notes the moment of cresting excitement before holiday relaxation settles in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark Byers
Denver Bowler Roy Arnold Nets Two Perfect 300s in Week
Denver’s Roy Arnold, a leading local bowler, rolled two perfect scores in one week, adding to his reputation. The feat marks a rare double 300 by a single bowler in a short span.
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Denver Pin
Denver
Colo
Roy Arnold
Creomulsion Promises Relief For Coughs And Colds
An advertisement touts Creomulsion as a two fold remedy for persistent coughs and colds. It claims creosote soothes inflamed membranes while inhibiting germ growth and offers a money back guarantee if relief is not achieved.
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Sforge M Hinshaw
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Tribune
News
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Journal and News-Tribune
Lee Bawenracer
Atcate
St-Rwill Liance
Gynea Servie
U.S. Pat
Health and Diet Advice
Frank McCoy
Ir. McCoy
Muscatine Journal
Mary W
Conesville
Deloris
John Puckett
Des Moines
J. L. Stratton
Eva
Clyde Tisor
Columbus Junction
W. T. Kelly
Bernard, Arthur and
Billy
Moline
Ill
Iona Dellavon
Bagley
George Kaiser
Frank Gooch
Frank van Horn
Howard VanHorn
Davenport
Charles Gould
Ottumwa
Ray Yocum
Ruby
Lawrence
Darrell
Helen
Orville
Merrill
Will
Rapture
NEA
Conpse Brothers
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