Woodlock Nomination Passes Senate Amid Tight Vote
The confirmation of Thomas F. Woodlock to the interstate commerce commission drew focus as the Senate approved the Coolidge nominee by 52 to 25 after secret voting. Dispute centered on religious and industry concerns, with opposition from insurgent Republicans and Democrats alike.
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Interstate Commerce ‘Cormission
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Ihean
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Fragmentary account of a heated Washington dispute
A garbled excerpt describes tensions over decorum and aggression in Washington politics. It notes intervention by a sergeant and others to prevent violence, and questions the influence of legislative rhetoric on heated members. The text reflects uncertainty about motives and outcomes.
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Jrosserstan
Coe College Students Win $400 In Shake-Down Case
The Cedar Rapids report states two Coe College students were awarded $400 after a dispute over a roadside incident. In court a constable encountered two men and two women at a parked car on a country road. Charges were reduced to parking on a highway with rear lights burning and fines levied. The judge noted the case reflected a desire for petty cash rather than law enforcement.
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Coe College
Avie Denve
Con Stable
Justice of the Peace
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Travers
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Vithzens
Iowa Editors Gauge Brookhart Brookhart Race Sentiments
Des Moines and Marshalltown clippings discuss Iowa views on the Cummins Brookhart senatorial recount. The Boston Transcript notes Republican voters may prefer Brookhart, potentially delivering another Democratic senator as regular Republicans pivot away from Cummins.
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Boston
HH. Pert
Dodge Messenger
Boston Transcript
Transcript
Brookhart
Cummins
Senate
Robert M. la Follette
Calvin Coolidge
Bell's Palsy and Nerve Inflammation Explained
Dr Brady explains Bell's palsy results from facial nerve inflammation often linked to ear infection or injury. He notes cold drafts do not cause it, discusses partial causes like focal infections and syphilis, and answers readers about croup and child care with practical guidance.
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Charles Bes
Charles Bell
Colt
Ayen
Bell
Wig Hut
Jin
A Modern Marriage at Starmount's Greenwich Village
Rodney Evang and Kathry n Leonard face a murder case after Elton Foss is killed in a stormy Greenwich Village home. District lawyers and detectives plan to question Kathryn while Rodney maneuvers to keep her from testifying and to manage fallout as press coverage intensifies. The story follows their intertwined motives and the scrutiny of a brewing trial.
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Die Hartman Co
Courier
Comer Park Ave
John
C. Hartman
EdNor
Jockson
McCoy
Yreas
Wostoffice
Warerioe
Iowa
Associated Press
United Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Rite
Santa See
Mons
New York
Phildelphia
Chicago
Los Amgeles
San Francisco
Brooks & Finley
Representati
Oasis
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Elton Fes
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Todney Jevans
Tie
Rodney
Nathiyn
Nathryn
Mors
Elton Foss
Voss
Rand
Kathiyn
Foss
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Katalyn
Ross
Sta‘don
Nathlyn
Starmount
Kathryn
Rad
Starmoont
Rivton Poss
Greenwich Village
Evans
Central Station
Rodney Evang
Dick Starmount
Inawest
Sam
Skelton
Fai
Rod
Nick
Rodney Panzat
le Gates Mick
Kathryn Leonard
Itytiityn
Uncle Wiggily Searches for Adventure in April Showers
In a playful scene, Uncle Wiggily speaks with Nurse Jane Fuzzy Witzy and Miss Muskrat about April weather. He plans to hop from his hollow stump bungalow seeking an adventure while being advised to look for rain. The April showers frame the lighthearted tale.
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Fuzzy Wuzzy
Mr. Zongeats
Uncle Wiggily Seeks Umbrella In April Showers
Uncle Wiggily braves April showers hopping from cottage to cottage asking for an umbrella. Mrs No Tail Mrs Wibblewobble and a duck family refuse, noting frogs and ducks disdain rain while the bunny worries about cold and illness.
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Mrs. Wibblewabidle
Wibby
Easter origins and dating explained with folklore notes
The article explains Easter's name from goddess Oster and its date rule the first Sunday after the full moon post March 21. It notes variations, future dates, and historical changes from eight days to a single day, plus sunrise sun-dance folklore and a teaser on next Easter customs.
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Ioster
Oster
Britain
England
Honor Among Statesmen
Detroit News quotes Representative Up shaw defending his anti saloon speaking trips claiming payment mirrors other professionals. The article questions the use of public time and energy for speeches while critical debates unfold in Washington.
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Anti-Saloon League
Ww. O. Upshaw
Atlante
Upshaw
Congress
Rochester
New England
Butler
Washington
Umbrella Rescue by Tinker Tramp Dog
In a rainy day scene Uncle Wiggily learns from a tinker tramp dog that umbrellas can be repaired. Mrs Wibblewobble aids with red calico to cover the umbrella ribs, allowing Uncle Wiggily to stay dry during the April shower.
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Uncle Wiggily
Howard R. Garis
Uncle
Abe Martin quips on publicity and invitation attire
A comic note mocks publicized appeals and attire for invitations. The speaker jokes that men use the same old lines while women wear something different each time they accept an invitation.
End of the Story with Uncle Wregily's Eastor Eggs
The fragment references a character drinking hot clover tea to stave off a cold and carrying a red calico umbrella for April showers. It hints at a lighter closing moment and mentions future tales about Uncle Wregily and Eastor eggs.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Section
Readers submit queries on nature topics such as woodpecker foraging, regrowth after fond bites on a leg, and mothlike silk threads in vinegar. Answers teased for tomorrow including albino birds health and related signs.
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Spiter
Transplanting Barter snake saplings and forestry notes
The text discusses Barter snake egglaying, young count in captivity, and transplanting saplings. It warns snakes do not lay eggs, notes rare births of up to fifty young in captivity, and advises on nursery stock for better growth. It gives practical tips on digging, hole depth, and using native soil to prevent transplant shock.
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Shecimens
Quick Relief for Rheumatics Ad Claims Unverified Cure
An advertisement promotes Rheuma as a cure for rheumatic pain claiming rapid kidney stomach and blood effects. It touts low price guarantees and refunds if unsatisfied, naming Wangler Bros Robert Cruz Co and others as distributors in the city and country.
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Charles City
Winston Churchill
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Wangler Bros
Robert Cruz Co
Advertigcinen
Itching Rash on Hand Heals with Resinol
Mrs Ward Chapman writes that after two months of using Resinol Ointment she recovered from a red scaly rash between her fingers caused by harsh soap. she says the pain and itching ceased and the condition was completely cured.
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