Another Halo Busts From Bryan Anew in Politics
The piece criticizes William Jennings Bryan as a professional politician and contrasts his remarks in a Miami speech with Harding administration actions. It argues Bryan’s stance shows political motives, while praising President Harding for economic recovery and restraint, noting unemployment decline and the president’s effort to improve national welfare.
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Bryan
Tha Othar Dey
Miami
Fla
Tha Harding
Mr. Bryan
Washington
Treasury
State
War
Hoa
Harding
Gompers
Ite
Tis
Brian
Witte
Wisconsin Repeals Eugenics Marriage Certificate Law
A Wisconsin assembly repealed the eugenics statute requiring pre marriage medical certificates. The piece notes border crossers in Illinois Iowa and Minnesota wed without tests, argues a national law would curb bias, and mentions economist and labor remarks amid weather woes and odd stray notes.
Fatigue and immunity in cold defense study notes
Personal Health Service by William Brady summarizes early 20th century experiments on fatigue and infection resistance. It cites Abbott, Gilder, Oppenheimer, and Spaeth in rabbits and guinea pigs, discusses the “response index” of blood phagocytes, and weighs fatigue as a predisposing factor to influenza and pneumonia versus conflicting Johns Hopkins findings. It also covers recommendations on bed rest, cold baths for youths, dust exposure, and diphtheria vaccination via Schick test guidance.
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Abbott and Gildershove
Indeur
Benin
University of Pennsylvania
Johns-Honkinenvestigatorg
Oppenheimer and Spaeth
Johns Hopks Oaiy
Althe Tam
Philadelphia
Batt
Fr iend Wife by Rob Fulker son
Andrew and Imogene discuss dieting and appetite at home and in town, contrasting his claims of restraint with her concerns for his health. A legal and personal crisis unfolds as Miss Courteney sues for breach of promise, and Starmount faces police and press while plans for a Adirondack camp trip loom amid family tensions.
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Misa Black
Andrew
Esther
Breack
Starmount
Miss. Courteney
Nalda Courteney
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Noted author Idah McGlone Gibson narrates Malcolm Starmount's strange awakening as he funds care for a tenement child, Mary Devlin, after a wild birthday party scandal. A web of love, deceit, and vengeance unfolds with Nalda Courteney and Parker entangled, while Starmount contemplates protection and escape from scandal.
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Mr. Parker
Mr. Starmount
Starmount
Malcolm Starmount
Idah McGlone
Gibson
John F. Ditts
Hig
Devin
Nalda Courtener
Fay Young Vorman
Tennant
Alda Courteney
Ravenge
Sint
Mounts
Parker
Mulcahy
Jatt Starmount
Jeantime
Mary Devlin
Mount
Tola
Mary
Will
Urteney
Iowa Editors Focus on Crime and Punishment
A chaotic account from an Iowa editor discusses criminals, Sioux City women, and sentences to penitentiary. It notes protests over penalties, the impact of thefts and arson, and reflections on justice when offenders are finally caught and punished.
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Sioux City
Sun
Eha
Fifty Years Ago In The Courter April 3 1878
A fragment from the Courter issue recounts prices of staples such as oats at 16 cents, barley 25, corn 20, wheat 60 cents to 1 dollar, butter 26 to 27 cents, and potatoes 20 to 25 cents a bushel. It notes H. C. Pratt as postmaster, concerns about intemperance in Waterloo, a wedding of Samuel J. Rhiner to Mary B. Bole, and lists students with top honors at Waterloo High School. Population figures from Iowa State Register claim Watertown's growth since 1860 and Waterloo’s rise by over 4,000 since 1870.
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Iowa State Register
Waterton
Mary
Waterloo
Emigrant train arrives in Devil's Lake country in 40 years past
A report notes a 40 year old arrival of a New York state emigrant train to the Devil's Lake region in North Dakota via the BCR & N Railroad. Emigrants rested, 60 took supper at Central, and saloon licenses totaled $2,000 for the month. Also mentions a child death, marriages, and local business notes.
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New York State
Devil's Lake Country
North Dakota
Central Page
Twenty Years Ago in April 1909 Cedar Rapids Trip and Local News
A 1909 item notes T C Manges and George Mifer Ha coax a trip to Cedar and back by auto with mud on return. A double wedding in Jesup sees Maud Hoover weds Harry Houck and Georgia Hoover weds Harry E Tunks. A T Hakill reelected Waterloo West superintendent. Park Avenue federal building prep as owners move buildings. Mary D Hem ton and Loren H Slade wed March 18. Rev Samuel Callen officiates. Mr Slade is son of S V Slade. P J Martin wins a mayoral race.
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Baily
W. H. Hartman Co
Courier Hidg
Cover Park Ave
Gammercal St
Jen TE Soba
Waterloo
Te Nember
Associated Press
Associated
Stepatches Lerein
OEE
Audit Bureau of Circustions
Uass
Hi G- Dougherty
Washington, D.C
Eee
New York
Philadelp Chirraga
Los Angeles
Sanisco
Story
Brooks
Faley
Reta
Y Setes
T. C. Manges
George B. Milfer Ha
Cedar ‘Alin
Jesup
Maud Hoover
Harry Houck
Georgia Hoover
Harry E. Tunks
O. A. Parkins
M. B. Church
Park Ave
Rue
Commercial Street
J. G. Miller
William Cornell
Lathrop
Park’ Avenue
Fourth Etrest
Jefferson
Mary D. Hem ‘Ton
Loren H. Slade
William Hamilton
Jefferson Street
Samuel Callen
First’ Presbyterian Church
Slade
Penalty and school reform debated in Cedar Rapids
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes calls from local men for a commission plan of government for schools in independent districts with population over 25,000. The proposal would create three commissioners at 2600 salaries and a clerk at up to 3000, arguing superior leadership and pay. It questions past school leadership and reflects on the broader purpose of punishment and reform. A separate Burlington Hawk-Dye item comments on Senator Borah's Republican status and party stance.
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Cedar Rapids
Caries Francis Clark
Commission
Board of Education
Uded
Wall Ag
Hi Rey
Burlington Hawk-Dye
Borah
Brain Tests by Sam Loud Short puzzle prompt
Constrain the string BY LONG LEGS ANDHSIDES into a complete sentence by distributing one consonant through the line. This puzzle asks for the solution to yesterday's brain teaser and tests letter placement and sentence formation.
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Sam
Abe Martin Kicks Out Officer at Dairy Parlor
Abe Martin confronts a dry officer in the dairy parlor this morning, telling him there is enough and asserting a taste for simple dairy lunches. The incident centers on a confrontation with Lem amuey and reflects local tensions over temperance era rules.
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Lemamuey
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A nature column invites readers to submit questions to the Burroughs Nature Club Notes. The query asks about an illustrated quiz on animal facts such as the passenger pigeon eye count and a camel’s peculiar feature. The piece signals tomorrow's notes will reveal the answers.
Marabou origin and smoking history details
The excerpt discusses bird origin for marabou feathers, tracing to American and European sources, mentions Spanish explorers and Sir Walter Raleigh, and notes smoking customs allegedly spreading from Aztec pipes via Mexico to Europe. It also compares tortoises and turtles, defining tortoises as land-dwelling with high domed shells and less agility, and noting burrowing behavior in hot climates.
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America
Walter Raleigh
Virginia
Francis Drake
Spain
England
Mexico
Panama
Chaloniz
The Sandman Story by Mrs Fr A Walker
A whimsical tale of a daily care routine for flowers and a fairy who gifts a new bloom. The forget me not reveals a secret color shift from pink to blue, causing jealousy among wildflowers who seek the pink bud. The fairy and the tiny forget me not guard the mystery as others misread the bloom.
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Wien
Fairy
Littl
Miss Rabbit Flapeara
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