Lively contest seen in 1924 Democratic race
A 1924 Democratic preview outlines McAdoo versus Wilson supporters and potential rivals like Clarke Cox and Bryan. It notes Wilson’s likely active role, Clarke’s league of nations stance, and a triangular political clash shaping the party’s leadership and campaign dynamics.
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Mark Sullivan
McAdoo
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
John H. Clarke
Supreme Court
League of Nations
America
Clarke
Wilson RS
Colur
Mr. Clarke
McAdany Mernderwood
Cox
Hearst
J. W. Tavis
West Virginia
Bryan
Vistola
Woodrow ‘Wilson
Ferst
Osage's Qtages reach national tour finals
The national basketball tournament in Chicago ended with Osage's premier team, the Qtages, not claiming the top honors. Amid 60 teams and 300 high school athletes, coaches, referees and experts discussed outcomes, while lawmakers in Iowa debated a two cent gasoline tax to fund secondary roads, urging compromise and fiscal vision.
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Chicago
Lowe
Qtages
Osage
Qsage
Iowa General Assembly
Senate
House
General Assembly
Iowa
Uist
Osage Town Team Earns High Honors In All Star Voting
The Osage quintet, led by Buzz Hogan, earned recognition in the national all star selectors with a standout performance. Kansas City narrowly defeated MusKategon, while Osage contends they would beat Kansas City in a series. The piece praises Osage for its strong showing and hall of fame potential.
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Towa
Ousagera
Uils
Buzz Hogan
Osageras
Osage
Iowa
Kansas City
Kun
Maakex
Musk Kegon
Gqeage
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Reader letters address health questions from mothers and young women. Topics include nursing and nipple care to prevent cracking, suggestions for nipple prep, shoe choices in winter, and a discussion on umbilical hernias. Advice emphasizes physician guidance and cautions against unapproved devices.
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William Brady
Whysichen
National Newspaper Service
Dr. Brady
Hare
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson tale of dream and kitten twist
A fragmented humorous vignette follows Andrew and Imogene as a playful dream narrative collides with a real life scene involving a dead kitten and a lost confession. The piece shifts to a Sioux City Journal opinion on the Tuck law and county spending limits urging resolve to cut expenses.
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Andrew
Mogena
Imogene
Sioux City Journal
Knoxville Espress
Iowa and national mood on masks and law
Iowa editors decry mask abuse while Davenport reports on a bill to criminalize wearing night shirts and hoods during assaults, with penalties up to 20 years for deadly weapons. The piece praises openness and condemns anonymous letters as cowardly, urging Americans to act openly when law lags.
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Davenport
American Legion
America
Over Dik Ghave of Miy Love by Frank L. Stanton
Poem fragment with floral imagery and repeated refrain about hearing a beloved's heart beat. References to daisies lilies violets and springtime in a mournful, lyrical tone. The text reads like a verse piece praising a lost love with rhythmic exclamations.
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South
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers and Questions
A fragmented nature club column answers reader questions on leaf vein patterns butterfly chrysalises and milkweed, glass sponge classification, and wartime pigeon messages. It mentions milkweed butterfly Ano Plexhy pus, glass sponges Bumectetta Ascereillum, and Verdun pigeons awarded Croix de Guerre.
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New England
Tiyas Jonema
Webster
Riverside Natural History
Douamont
Verdun
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By Idah McGlone Gibson
Malcolm Starmount a rich young man seeks a new life after quitting his wild circle. He meets Mary Devlin a sixteen year old from poverty and brings her to his country home. A wild party led by Nalda Courteney erupts causing a confrontation and a staged murder scare. Tennant appears dead but is revealed alive. Starmount faces scandal over a possible breach of promise. Pedantic intrigue spreads as Tennant's disappearance and a Buenos Aires shipboard mystery unfold.
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Malcolm Starmount
Feaf
Mary Devlin
Nalda
Courtnay
Dick Tennant
Nalda Courteney
Starmount
Parker
Wleaky
Tennant
Ead
South America
Adirondacks
Mary
Nada Courteney
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Mulcahy
Afary
van Eisen
Little
Uaiti
Malcom Starmount
Altho
Dot
Miss Devlin
Barker
Miss Jeffries
Ted Parker
Mal
Napers
Tenonot
Rio Janeiro
Mr. Tennant
Richard Tennant
Ten-nant
Sather
Nalda “Courtesey
Nuaida Courteney
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in the Steamship Bacteria puzzle
Six minutes to answer a cardroom mystery. The Baron von D and De GG each win enough to double their stacks. the Count and another win the third game, leaving all players with equal chips though Loyd has lost $160. Determine starting money.
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Anu
Baron von D
de GG
Baron
Altho
Breach of Promise Suit Mentioned in Fragmentary Note
Fragmentary OCR text references a breach of promise dispute involving an individual named Tennant and a note about a cage being cut off for inspection. The readable fragment hints at legal action and an exchange or agreement but provides no clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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Tennant
Hatie O'Toale
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