Waterton Evening Bournee Adopts Broad Editorial Tone
The paper discusses cutting government expenses during wartime, noting general calls for retrenchment lack specifics. It cites education costs as a sensitive target, recalling a Waterlino teachers' convention and public pushback against reducing school funding. It also analyzes Senator Norris's charge against Chief Justice Taft over association with the idle rich and the broader impact on public perception of the judiciary.
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Congress
Lesser Degras
Jowan
Rass Jacks
Rome
Waterino
Balearics
America
George W. Norris
Nebraska
Taft
United States
Norris
Ghia
Norrig
Kenyon
Wart
Supreme Court
Cat fall tale stirs thoughts on human limits and biology
A long note muses on the cat that fell from Niagara Gorge and survived, contrasting feline resilience with human fragility. It recalls stuntseekers in barrels and wonders why human form is built with less margin, then shifts to a Jefferson Bee item about renaming New Jefferson in Bremer county and a Pilgrim centenary descendant gathering.
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Jefferson Bee
Bremer County
Jefferson
Denver
Sam
Jefferson County
Greene County
Public Health Ventilation and Obsession on Sea Cliff Health
In Sea Cliff Long Island the town hall dance drew 250 to 300 attendees with windows and doors shut to prevent drafts. The event caused congestion and illness concerns, prompting questions about ventilation and public health oversight. Readers submit letters to Dr Brady on health topics like ventilation and contagion control, with responses promised for stamped inquiries.
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Garasmodic
Long Island
Calcutta
Corraspond
Sea Cliff
Gave & Dance
Altho
Fieer Committee
Drady i
William Brady
FRIEND WIFE BY ROE FULKERSON
Imogene persuades Andrew to visit an art gallery where he vents frustration at critics and abstract works. She insists they go making him admit his view that art imitates nature, despite his lack of formal knowledge. A playful domestic clash ends with a plan to leave, then Imogene asks about who he tells troubles to.
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Imogene
Andrew
Danat
Mike Angelo
Mike Duffy
Tmagéne
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1921 Ques tions answered tomorrow
The column invites readers to submit nature questions on topics like songbird migration, identifying cocoons on willow and water oak, garden crop effects, and a red woodpecker causing damage. It promises answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Answers to Nature Column Questions on Lime Milk and Garden Pests
This column discusses dangers of using lime to harm birds, explains certified milk standards dating from 1391, and identifies pests in beans with control steps. It covers groundhogs, the garter snake, and the blue jay, noting benefits and risks to farming and garden life through practical Q&A examples.
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Standard Medical Society
Ihuwan
In Guty Streets by Grant L Stanton
A poem laments a lonely child amid the city roar and crowds. The speaker recalls protection and wonders who has harmed quiet love as the city thrums with thunder and shadow. The hopeful resolve remains that the child is not alone and heaven awaits.
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Guty Streets
Grant L. Stanton
End of Horse Era in Auto Traffic Predicted
The passage argues horses will become a nuisance in fronted centers with increasing auto traffic. It notes bridges on the Mississippi show traffic rules limit encircling a moving conveyance and coal wagons cause delays. The author compares horse-drawn carts to ox carts, deeming them obsolete.
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Mississippi
Des Moines Tribune
New York City
Manhattan Island
Manhattan
Iowa Editors Concrete Evidence of Progress
The consolidated statement of Iowa savings banks state banks and trust companies shows deposits rose by 24 820 204 and bills payable and rediscounts fell by 11 776 155 between December 21 and March 10. Surplus funds up 168 615 and undivided profits up 2 389 088, signaling improved optimism.
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Sioux City Journal
State Banks and Trust Companies
Iowa
Abe Martin Observation on Flappers and Looks
A humorous Abe Martin quip notes the challenge of keeping behind a good looking flapper without appearing to rise. The brief comic reflects social wit and local flavor of the period.
The Daffodil Murder and Milburgh's Coded Clues
Olette Rider is implicated in Thornton Lyne's murder amid a tangle of motives and a hospital pursuit in London. Milburgh, Lyne's manager, guards diaries and cryptic notes linked to East Asian slips, while Tarling presses for a high stakes search and the mystery of who killed Lyne deepens in a fogbound Camden street setting.
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Olette Rider
Lyne
Interon
Thornton Lyne
Miss Rider
London
Milburgh
Tarlingin
Mr. Milbursh
Shanghai
Chu Han
Dauc
Tarhor
Ling Foo‘s
Inez
Tarling
Milpurgh
Ealse
Weil
Mr. Tarling
Mr. Milburgh
Milbargh
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle notes by Sam Loyd include wordplay on British town names, chess like scoring lines, and a fragmented math style. The text mashes word games with strategic moves and an instruction to answer yesterday.
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Sam Loyd
Diamond Dyes promise simple home dyeing for fabrics
Worn and faded dresses, skirts, waists, coats, sweaters, draperies, and hangings can become like new with Diamond Dyes. The ad urges readers to tell their druggist the material type whether wool, silk, linen, cotton, or blends and promises no streaks, spots, fading, or rear linoc end.
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W. H. Hartman
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John C. Haruoasa
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Treas
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Waterloo
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Les
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Nore
M. D
Kinore
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Kuareli
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin &O
Nature Notes
Marshalltown
Great Northern
Prairies
North Dakota
Abe Martin
Daffodil
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Mr. Lyne
China
Gyne
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Whiteside
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Great Britain
Jonas
England
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