Sugar price game echoes coal profits claims
The Waterlo o Evening Courier warns sugar market moves imitate coal operator tactics. It argues high prices harmed consumers, urges reducing sugar use to force declines, and calls out political maneuvers surrounding Gov. Sweet and Democratic figures including Wilson, McAdoo, and Shafroth as influential in the forthcoming senatorial considerations.
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Sugar Darons
United States
Washington
Los Angeles
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
Democratic Party
McAdoo
Gov. Sweet
Nca
Shafroth
Thompson
W. W
Horn
Colorado
Bryan
Underwood
Afr. Haars
Dove of Peace
Death of Senator Nicholson Opens Colorado Political Tide
The Colorado senator Nicholson dies prompting broader political shifts. Nicholson was a Republican while the Colorado governor is a Democrat. An interim U S Senate appointment will likely reflect the governor's party, affecting national politics beyond the state.
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W. Wieson Litleness
Senator Nicholson
Colorado
Nicholson
United States
Turkeys Law Sparks Debate On Polygamy And Moral Decay
Observers note Turkey moves toward banning multiple wives mirroring American law, but practical reality lags. The piece argues plural households persist in U S cities from New York to California, with Iowa’s Des Moines and Wat erloo cited amid concerns over urban morality and weak moral enforcement.
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Turkey
New York
California
Iowa
Des Moines
Wateriog
Towa
Common Drinking Glasses and Personal Health
Dr William Brady discusses the risks of shared drinking cups at soda fountains. He argues most ware isn’t properly cleaned yet notes no recorded epidemics from common cups, stresses daylight exposure kills germs, and contrasts cleanliness with social habits. He also asks readers for nerve specialist recommendations and offers a Q&A section on sleep and weight loss.
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Dvatmilers
Raen
Rotten world of possessions hits a sore spot
Andrew rails at a world where the rich flaunt useless luxuries while the poor struggle, arguing that happiness eludes both rich and poor. Imogene counsels aspirin as tension spikes over social envy, consumer excess, and the hollow chase of status amid a city block of conflicting lives.
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A fragment condemns the rottenness of the highbrow and middle classes claimed to be representative. It calls for a strong cleaning and disinfection to address widespread filth and corruption among these groups.
Iowa Accepts Rockefeller Gift For Medical School
Iowa welcomes a Rockefeller gift of 2 250 000 dollars to establish a great medical school. The state will match with an equal appropriation, effectively enabling a 4 500 000 dollar project. The press argues refusal would harm Iowa’s national credit and future prospects. The cash arrives upon governor's signature, with payments to follow.
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Marshalltown
Iowa
Iowa author Herbert Quick and the Vandermark tale
Des Moines Capital notes Herbert Quick from Grundy county once a country schoolteacher and lawyer who became mayor of Sioux City. His Towa story Vandermark's Folly is praised as a vivid Iowa life portrait and his new novel The Hawk Eye is serialized in Ladies' Home Journal.
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Herbert. Quick
New Iowa
Des Moines
Herbert Quick
Towa
Vandermark
Ladies’ Home Journal
Iowa Iife
Quick
Grundy County
Sioux City
Virginia
Washington, D. C
Iowa
Booth Tarkington
Indiana
Hearg
The Sandman Story by Mrs FA Walker
A fragment from a woodland tale retold by Mrs FA Walker about Reddy Squirrel. The grandmother squirrels narrate an old story of a squirrel who discovers how to color his coat in the woods long ago.
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Sandman Story
Mrs. FA Walker
Reddy Squirrel
End of the Road Folk Tale of a Red Squirrel
A grandmotherly tale follows Mr Squirrel who wanders from home and gets trapped in briars. Chased by a dog and helped by Brother Rabbit he exits stained red. Mrs Squirrel follows and both wash up, ending with a shared red coat and a woodland legend.
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Mr. Squirrel
Dogena Ike
Mr. Dog
Mr. Man
Brother Rabbit
Miust
Briar Patch
Mr. Rabbit
Brother Squirrel
Mr. Bbit
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answers
Readers submit questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Dept. Answers discuss birds, tobacco imports, tortoise versus turtle, water care for aquariums, whale enemies, and the moa of New Zealand with details on size and appearance.
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Nature Notes
England
America
Brain Tests by Sam Lord Se
The sign of the Monad, meaningful to Orientals, presented as a symbol of eternity and venerable to over 406,000,000, with geometrical symmetry. Readers are invited to a puzzle: manipulate the Tawing design to produce two light and two dark sections all matching in shape and size. Answer to yesterday’s puzzle: GRANT minus ANT equals GR.
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WH. Hartman Co. Courier
Garner Park Ave
Commercial
Johan Hartian
WY. Peterson
Trers
Gen'l
MSN Lecce
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
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Huresu
Dougherty
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Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Ren's
Ramee
Addrensen
Ira
Bey
Bosla
Grant
Grouse
Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount and the Adirondack camp
Malcolm Starmount, a rich young man, vows to abandon his wild set and aids Mary Devlin, a 16 year old girl, and her brother Eddie by sending them to a tuberculosis camp in the Adirondacks. A party of revelers led by Nelda Courteney creates a scandal, a wreck occurs, and detectives find Nelda’s cigarette case amid the aftermath. A Morning Planet reporter probes, while Starmount deflects questions and protects his new family, amid threats from Nelda.
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Andrew
Imogene
Jin Kane
Adams
Fritz Jones
Happy
whHe
Williams
Jupiter
Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courteney
Dick Tennant
Nelde Courteney
Star- Mount
Hear
Isft Starmount
Starmount
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Mary
Eddie
Adirondacks
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Hem
Mal
Ted
Grimshaw
Star
Warr
Ese
Mulcahy
Tennant
Wharton
Morning Planet
Starmonant
Abe Martin on Senator Brookhart and overalls
Local column quotes Abe Martin on political change and not waiting for the future. Sen Brookhart comments on the day when senators may wear overalls, reflecting on practicality and progress. The piece mix blends regional humor with current political sentiment and casual pursuit of progress.
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Sen. Brookhart
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