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Titonka Topic

Location

Titonka, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Jun 11, 1925

Page

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Dawes and the Senate Rule Clash Sparks National Debate

Vice President Dawes calls for reform of Senate Rule 22 arguing majority rule is essential to govern. The piece reviews responses from Senators Moses Robinson Underwood Harrison and others, noting political motives and the nationwide impact ahead of 1924.

Charles G. Dawes Dawes Associated Press Senate Awes Cap Isle of Pines Uesonate Copeland New York Curtis Kansas Wiarority United States Senate Wiliam M. Butler Massachusetts Lexington Boston Butler Frank B. Wills Ohio Walter KE Edge New Jersey George H. Moses New Hampshire General Dawes Syracuse Tie Albert B. Cummins Iowa Moses Norrin Nebraska Congress Norrie Ethet Bhatia Majoritiea Joseph T. Robinson Arkansas Walter I. George Georgia Pat Harrison Mississippi United States

The Art of Dematerialization Anecdote in 19th Century Scheme

A young woman posing as a materialized spirit named Amy Alright seeks help from banker Barker and lawyer Woodworth to avoid dematerialization by a con man Shockton. Amy hopes to resume life from 1770, died of quinsy. The Psychical Research society and the vault plot unfold as Amy dematerializes and exposes the scam.

Woodworth Barker Psychical Research Society Shockton Martha Washington Quinny Amy Amy Alright Collyaion Barkers Bank Venice Harker's Bank Jay

Quite the Reverse Says Joel and Brow in Curious Exchange

A cryptic dialogue shows Joel insisting on belief, while Brow challenges with examples about daily pleas. The exchange hints at perception versus belief and everyday persistence.

Joel

Oysters Proclaimed Cure by French Hygiene Chief

Mme Random of the French Institute of Hygiene advocates oysters as a rapid cure for scurvy based on guinea pig experiments. She cites oysters with lemon juice as a potent remedy for dyspepsia and debility, offering a richer vitamin source than many foods.

Mme Random French Institute of Hygiene Enya

Champion Movera Moving Firms Push Ike Tufta Case

Ike John Tufta of Boston and his wife have moved four times in fifteen months of marriage. His wife now sues for separate maintenance amid the revolving relocations and domestic dispute.

Champion Movera Moving Companies Ike John Tufta Bogton

White House Expenditures Total $9,000,000

The report notes total spending on the White House since construction began reaching nine million dollars. It covers building care repairs occasional refurnishing and various incidentals.

White House

School Whipping Case Shocks English Village

A Dun stable England school teacher was fined after striking a boy for disobedience at school. The boy bore 20 bruises on his shoulders and arms, prompting local concern over disciplinary methods.

Dunstable England

Inventor Karnpetoff Unveils Five-Anged Instrument at Cornell

Professor Vladmir Karnpetoff of Cornell University introduces a five-angled string instrument. It reportedly combines the ranges of violin and cello, signaling a potential leap in string design.

Vladmir Karnpetoff Cornell University

Peru to Irrigate For Small Farmers In Arequipa Districts

Peru plans irrigation to aid smallholders by developing 75 000 acres of pampa land in the Arequipa department. The program restricts land sales to not more than 25 acres per individual.

Peru Department of Arequipa

Puzzle Lite Provides Quick Brand of Wordplay

A brief crossword style note hints at light engagement with a puzzle theme. Names appear in partial form and suggest a casual, playful exchange about a game or task. The fragmentary text evokes a domestic or informal setting without clear events.

Soldiers Fight Rede Retired Fighters in Japan

In Japan a group of retired soldiers, estimated near the four million mark, confronts a provocative call to action. The text hints at a nationalist meeting and a bold philosophy urging proactive engagement rather than waiting for events to unfold.

Rede Japan Redicallam Ham

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