Journey of a Reforming Englishman in Midwestern City
A young English newcomer joins a crusade against corruption in a Midwest city. He becomes involved with a girl linked to a scheming political insider, while a Billy Sunday visit heightens the plot. The tale champions civic pride, honesty, and the triumph of truth over hypocrisy.
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Editors Speech on Tariff Deception and Public Policy
A critical column denounces tariff politics as a centuries old tool of deception used by machine politicians to distract from finance and human relations issues. It questions reform prospects, comments on a North Carolina congressman’s tariff critique, and argues how parasitic interests shape government and public life.
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The Kaiser Laughed at Potsdam Imitator Officers
The Paris New Review notes a young captain with prodigious talent for imitating the Kaiser during a wartime Potsdam visit. His momentary pardon follows a stern rebuke from the Kaiser. A separate Chicago incident describes a boy collapsing from cigarette smoke and dying en route to a hospital, with a terse doctor’s report. A Cleveland Plain Dealer vignette fondly recalls a maid’s observation of a distant cousin’s table manners and a child’s witty aside at dinner.
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Sloan's Liniment Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
An advertisement touts Sloan's Liniment for quick relief from rheumatic pain, urging users to apply to the surface without rubbing in. It claims deep penetration to the pain site and immediate effect, with a dollar-backed guarantee if not satisfied.
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Mule Drinks at Bar In Ohio Town Saloon Scene
A mule stands with its front hooves on the bar top in a saloon in Indiana Ohio dispatch. The animal, seized under replevin by Municipal Court Bailiff Blythe, is being taken to a stable after a patron left it in charge. The mule caused a commotion when it wandered in, and four beers were served before it would depart.
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Dispatch
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