Iowa Republicans Urge Primary Plan For Nominees
Iowa Republicans at Des Moines press for direct voter control through primaries and a national ticket chosen by individual conscience. They endorse woman suffrage, attack caucus systems, and elect a progressive state committee led by Charles A. Rawson.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Carl Franke
Juge F. R Gaynor
TeMas
RB. W. Preston
Licans
Chicago
Taft
New State Central
Charles A. Rawson
M. M. Head
Jefferson
Towa
National Congress
United States
Standard Oil Company
American Tobacco Company
General Assembly
Iowa State Teachers’ Association
Iown
General Assembly of
Thirtyfourth General Assembly
States Awakening to Danger in Tuberculosis Beds Rise
The National Association reports nearly 4,000 more hospital beds for consumptives across 29 states in the year ending June 1, boosting total beds to over 30,000. New York leads with 8,350 beds, Massachusetts 2,800, and Pennsylvania 2,700, while Alabama and Georgia show notable percentage gains. New York adds over 1,800 beds in the year.
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National Association For the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis
New York State
Massachusetts
Pennsylvania
Alabama
Georgia
New York
Tip War Aboard the Ship Sparks Grumpy Confrontation
A wry exchange aboard a vessel depicts a grumpy passenger railing at the steward for tip demands while the steward coolly counters that passengers tip even more. The banter captures the ongoing etiquette clash in maritime service.
No Social Tact Gaffe at Club Dance
A club dance ends with a humorous clash about social tact. An eager member urges another to approach Miss Iryte, who sits alone, but the dull member balks at what to say and the exchange turns on beauty and gossip with a playful jab at tact.
Tyres and Soap Talk Menace on Cars
A fragment notes a man who cares for his own motor aims to simplify repairs with a bargain on tyres and the notion that soap is cheap.
Living Up to Its Name
The dialogue notes praise for a new song titled The Aeroplane. Respondents say they are carried away by the tune and express positive impressions of the track.
The Worrier Knicker Does Jack Worry
humorous snippet notes Jack worries about pasteurizing spilt milk as a pun on laxative tonic Garden Tea and delicate humor. The fragment shows a jokey exchange ending with a Judge remark.
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Jack
Bocker
Cole's Carboni salve burn relief advert
Stop the Pain. The hurt of a burn or a cut stops when Cole's Carboni salve is applied. It heats quickly and prevents scirs.50¢ by druggists. For free sample write to J. W Cole & Co Black River Falls Wis.
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J. W Cole & Co
Black River Palls
Wis
His View Hewitt This Place Above Sea Level
A narrator notes a high perch at Hewitt where the land sits about 1,000 feet above sea level and jokes that the sea never stays level and makes him sick.
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Hewitt
Jewett
Finance talk about funding a third party plan
Stella and Bella discuss financing a third party. Bella doubts they can persuade their father to pay, weighing their options and family dynamics.
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Stella—lElow
Bella
Father
Stella and Bella in a Farmyard Lighthearted Moment
A playful exchange highlights Stella naming a presidential year while Bella mentions a farmer who keeps eight bull moose that chase them whenever they go outside.
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Stella
Bella
The Moon Hides Its Eggly Moonlight Gaze
A child named Marie witnesses a bright full moon with Jupiter nearby and exclaims the moon has laid an egg. The moment captures a whimsical, imaginative scene as she shares the wonder with her mother.
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Marie
Jupiter
Four-year-old Dick’s hair pulling alarms family
A child discovers his hair can be pulled out with force and tests the idea, while his sister watches in horror. Dickie questions why not, and the sister cites a Bible line about hairs being numbered and angels accounting for the loss.
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Vickle
Dickie
Shock for a Brother an Eminent Doctor Tale
A New York Evening Sun anecdote describes a weary physician returning home who tells his brother to pretend the masseur is with him. The brother reacts as a servant refuses access, saying the doctor is with the Messiah, delivering a humorous but pointed clash of status and power.
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John
Darkey
Messiah
New York Evening Sun
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