When Conover Conned
In 1920, John Conover faces a comic crisis when his lavish plans to marry Doris collide with his stingy fiancée’s father Brockton. A tense church collection reveals Conover’s dwindling funds, forcing an awkward moment that ends with Brockton inviting them to Foster’s and approving the match.
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Doris
Brockton
Conover
Trinity
Foster's
John Conover
John
Mr. Brockton
Determining Sex of Chickens by Egg Weight Suggestion
French Academy report notes that heavier male chickens in some breeds grow 1 to 2 pounds more than females. In a 1918 test of leg horns, 60 incubated eggs yielded 48 chicks with 87 males and 11 females. Authors caution pure breeding stock and eggs from peak laying period.
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French Academy of Sciences
M. Leinhart
Child's Remark in Court Becomes Clever Interjection
In a libel case Arthur, aged as a witness, supports his uncle at the defense table. During cross examination the question Are you married? is met with a prompt reply from the boy on the bench showing a bump on the head and a sharp retort.
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Arthur
Little Arthur
Real Roosevelt Rebukes Wilson and His Works
The piece argues Theodore Roosevelt would oppose Wilsonism and Danielism today. It cites Roosevelt quotes from Cooper Union 1916 and Chicago 1916 criticizing Wilson and Daniels, urging real followers to reject vain appeals and protect the republic’s vital interests.
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Roosevelt
Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
T. Lit
Daniels
Navy Department
Chicago
Department
Iain
Iowa Corn Nears New Record in October Forecasts
Iowa reports a 93 percent condition as of October 1, forecasting 426.87 million bushels of corn, near the 1912 peak, with dry warm days aiding maturity and light frosts noted early October. Also details on spring wheat, oats, barley, potatoes, apples, and other crops across the state.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Burlington Railroad
Harrison forecasts Cox win and Cummins defeat in Iowa
Washington correspondent reports Senator Pat Harrison claims Governor Cox will near carry Iowa and the Cummins Esch railroad act costs Cummins his seat. He notes strong League of Nations sentiment in Iowa and says Republican papers back the League. Two Iowa ministers have resigned to campaign for Cox.
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E. G. Dougherty
Washington
Iawa
Davenport Democrat
Pat Harrison
Democratic
Cox
Senate
House
Iowa
Cummins
League of Nations
Rain Fails to Stop Fires encircling South Porcupine
Women prayed for rain as men fought forest fires surrounding the Ontario town of South Porcupine for three days. A heavy downpour arrived only after hope faded, aiding the struggle against fires on all sides.
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South Porcupine
Ontario
European orphans plight highlighted by Red Cross official
Dr. Livingston Farrand described eastern Europe as the site of the worst postwar conditions, noting 11,000,000 war orphans and widespread misery among children in Budapest and other cities. He urged American volunteers to provide service, not money, to support relief.
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Europe
Red Cross
Livingston Farrand
National Organization
France
Belgium
Italy
Farrand
Hospital row at Carroll ends with patient removals
Glidden Oct. 16 About a dozen patients who were inmates of St Anthony s hospital at Carroll were removed from that institution by state physicians.
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Glidden
St. Anthony's Hospital At
Carroll
Doctors Withdraw Services Briefly From Carroll Hospital
Dispute between physicians and hospital management in Carroll led to most doctors pulling patients elsewhere after a Des Moines specialist was barred from the operating room. Surgeries began moving to homes and offices. rumors hint at new independent hospitals competing with St. Anthony’s.
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Des Moines
Carroll
St. Anthony's
Taft to Speak in Des Moines on Westward Tour
Former President William H. Taft plans a nationwide speaking tour with stops in Fort Huron Michigan Chicago Illinois Bloomington Indiana Little Dale Illinois Belleville Illinois St Louis Missouri Burlington Des Moines Ames Salt Lake City and Harrisburg before arriving in New York City October 30 according to the Republican National Committee itinerary.
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Des Moines
Chicago
William H. Taft
Salt Lake City
Republican National Committee
Fort Huron
Mich
Bloomington
Ind
Little Dale
Belleville
Til
St. Louis
Burlington
Ames
Harrisburg
New York City
Population tiny in Cochran County on the Great Plains
Cochran County Texas sits on the staked plains with 67 residents in 669 square miles. Despite the small population cattle herds rely on the open range and outside settlers for support.
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Cochran County
Texas
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