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Washington Evening Journal in Washington, Iowa

19 Apr 1922

Page 5

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Newspaper

Washington Evening Journal

Location

Washington, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 19, 1922

Page

5

Silent City Squatters confront law as Hopkins is jailed

Polly Hopkins fights to free her father Jeremiah after a police capture of the squatter leader. Granny Hope consoles the family in a shack near Ithaca as the community faces Mackenzie’s threat and the looming eviction. Evelyn’s secret and Percival’s influence complicate the struggle for survival.

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Silent City Ithaca New York Jolly Hopkins Small Jerr Granny Hope Oscar Hennett Evelyn Noberton Wolly Marcus Mackenzie Mackenzie Evelyn Robertson Robert Percival Evelyn Polly Hubert Percival Kennett Bennett Eivelyn Robert Pain Percival Uatters acKenzie Fin Bent acKengie Howkins Robertson Reign Hennett Robert Wee Jerry Daddy Jeremiah Hopkins Daddy Hopkins Stink Hagryan Jerry Hopkins Sient Herd Larry The Law Darlin Pollyop Jerry Deer Slope Polly Hopkins Jeremiah Brat Pollyo Granny Lassie Love Jesus Granny Dear Mrs. Hope Lambs Wollyop Mrs. Robertson Trey Daddy Hopkins Rober Marcus Robert Percivale Marcus MachKengzie Bob MacKengle
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Brookhart Opens Iowa Senate Campaign Fight Against Wall Street

Col Brookhart urges neighbors to vote on June 5 in a Republican primary. He denounces a Wall Street backed bid to dictate the race and calls for repeal of a railroad law, reform of Federal Reserve control by farmers and labor, and for farmers and bankers to back a candidate who serves agriculture and industry.

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Federal Reserve Bank Washington City League of Wall Street Cummins Chicago Iie Iowa National Treasury Senate C. W. Barron Shreveport Bankers Bank Great Central Manuwhole Turing Eur Federal Reserve Board New York Bank United States Federal Reserve Lowa Board of Trade Wall Street Newberry Washington Pickett Sweet Francis Brookhart Justice Stevens Supreme Court H. O. Weaver BK. H. Cunningham Town Farm Bureau Federation Towa Farm Bureau Party of
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Questioning Nero’s Character Through Generations

A father and son discuss Nero’s notoriety. The first boy declares him "thoroughly bad," while the father cautions against sweeping judgments, noting Nero's less felicitous moments as described in Cloud and Silver.

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Nero
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Mother of Medicine and Lydia Pinkham in Women’s Healing

The piece traces ancient Egyptian and Greek medical traditions praising female knowledge of medicinal plants. It credits Isis as Mother of Medicine and Hippocrates as Father of Medicine, then highlights Lydia E. Pinkham and her Vegetable Compound as a landmark women’s remedy.

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Isis Egypt Christ Hippocrates Lydia F. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham
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