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Associated Press
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Srember Audit Bureau of Circulations
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Cleanup of construction graft urged by attorney general
Attorney General Daugherty calls for swift action to curb graft in the building material trade and to restart construction nationwide. He says the public and workers face higher costs, and a rapid cleanup could lower prices, boost wages, and resume essential industry activity across cities like New York and Chicago. The piece also notes international reparations talk and domestic legislative output in Iowa.
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Department of Justice
Daugherty
New York
Chicago
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Thirty-ninth General Assembly of Laws
Iowa
France Considers German Labor for Reparations Work
The French federation of labor backs allowing German workers to repair damages from the war. Germany similarly favors the plan, and now the French nation must ratify the German government order. Rejection would hinder compensation for property losses and rebuilding.
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Federation of Labor
Germany
Sreauy
France
America
Lloyd George
Great Britain
Britain
Europe
French Federation of Labor
Health Talks by Dr Huser on Hay Fever Causes and Relief
The article discusses hay fever as a periodic form of asthma linked to neurologic predisposition and local irritants. It notes rye pollen as a primary trigger, ragweed also significant, and suggests prevention by avoiding allergens while detailing related questions about nursing mothers, temperature, nerve regeneration, and catarrh.
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W. Scheppegiel
U. S. Public Health Service
Washington, D.C
Neighborly feuds and a hedge: a tale of Mrs Wade
In a Civil War era style tale, Mrs Wade campaigns for civic reform by removing fences, clashes with Mrs Williams over a boxwood hedge, and later faces rivalry in the Ladies Aid election. Mrs Williams collaborates with a Sunday school superintendent to form a fife and drum corps, stoking tensions as neighborhood children join in musical protests.
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Andrew
Imogene
Mrs. Williams
Mrs. Wade
Little Henry
Tommy Walsh
Georgia
Dixie
Willie Conway
Proverbial Warnings And Global Happenings
The column blends miscellaneous observations from politics to weather and culture. It notes England’s labor crisis easing temporarily, Lloyd George on a dangerous verge, and Wilson’s lasting impact. It previews a bumper corn crop, recalls past and forthcoming books about Wilson, and humorously remarks on five cent sandwiches and Vesuvius.
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England
Lloyd George
Bonus bill gains voter support in Iowa race
Des Moines reports that Iowa service men will receive 15 a month under the bonus bill approved for a public referendum next November. Michigan voters backed a similar provision by about three to one, with every county approving the plan. observers expect a similar margin in Iowa.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Thirtyvinth General Assembly
Michigan
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd Rebus Challenge
A rebus puzzle from Sam Loyd with two parts. The first clue hints at a word linked to rising and sleeping states, the second to something found in the deep. The full answer is a word meaning something perched on a tree, connected to the dove and crows sketch.
Mystery of Hartshorne in Riverboro Deepens
Detective Paul Hervey investigates a series of clues in Riverboro after Mrs. Hartshorne dies at her mother's home. Beatrice Ledyard and others circle a past bank scandal involving Zenas Pratt. Mrs. MacNab’s former employer Pratt is central as Paul probes a looming murder tied to war contracts and embezzlement.
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Ledyard
Beatrice
Bebe Cowles
Cornelius Swarthmore
Wendle Braddock
Hartshore
Mrs. LeSvarn
Braddock
Swarthmore
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Paul Hervey
Beatrice Ledyard
Harver
Edmund Coe
Hiverton Bank
Zenas Pratt
MacNabs
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Margaret A
Hilside Avenue
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Zenas Prall
Paul Descried
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Paul
Worton House
Mrs. MacNab
Eastovels
Riverboro
Miss Busby
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Lonyone
Tre Hard-To-Please By Frank I. Stanton
A regional column laments perpetual discontent with weather and people. The speaker notes critics demand rain in drought and heat in cold spells, while colonizing Fate and shifting fortunes reflect on life and the afterlife.
The Night Visitor at the Lane Gate
Paul omits his cigarette and confronts a shadowy figure at the gate near a lilac bush. Miss Busby leaves for exams while a man lingers opposite, the cottages glow with light except the darkened opposite home as tension builds.
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Mr. Harvey
Paul
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Answers to Questions From Tomorrow's Tore Notes
This fragment discusses turtle lifespans, why certain areas regrow after burns, flicker musical seasons, sea moss (carrageen) uses in cooking, cedar bird nests with moss and wool, and which animals have horns as ruminants. It blends folklore, natural history, and practical notes.
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Europe
North America
Carrosheen
Ireland
Outgro Claim for Ingrown Nail Relief Endorsed
An authority notes few drops of Outgro on the skin around an ingrown nail reduce inflammation and harden the area so the nail grows outward. The product, by a harmless antiseptic maker, is sold in tiny bottles with directions at drug stores.
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