Tumulty and Wilson clash over Cox banquet remark
A New York banquet fueled a dispute between Woodrow Wilson supporters and his rivals over a Tumulty remark about backing Cox. Wilson denied authorizing the message, Tumulty apologized for misunderstanding, and tensions between Cox and McAdoo factions widened.
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Woodrow Wilson
Joseph ‘Tumulty
Wilson
Tumulty
New York
James M. Cox
America
McAdoo
Cox
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Mr. Wilson
Tumutty
Washington
Mr.Tumblty
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Tamulty
Messon
Bryan
Garrison
Lansing
House
Harvey
Watterson
Smiles and the social power of joy in daily life
The piece argues smiles cost little yet brighten mood and community spirit. It contrasts childlike cheer with adult restraint, notes smiles spread quickly and contagiously, and suggests cheerful conduct can counter despair and grouchiness. It ends with a humorous jab about a local officer and a comic image of forcing reciprocity.
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Kitchener
Khartoum
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Preview
Questions on skunks and raccoons breeding first year nesting boxes for house wrens and cattle resistant trees in wet pastures are posed. The column promises answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes.
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Nature
Frosts Leave Ground Ready for Travel Poles and Patrotic Shifts
Commentary notes a retrograde movement as Mr. Kerr withdraws from the senatorial race, with speculation on others stepping in. The piece critiques travel in horse drawn vehicles, discusses wing feather growth in birds, and gives household flea and mold control tips amid scattered observations and questions about Thornes and Clifford.
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Kerr
Grundy
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A humor puzzle asks how much work Bill Sykes did after a 30 day contract at 16 shillings a day with 20 shillings forfeited for each idle day. Neither completed work nor idle days are clear, prompting the question: can you compute the result? The teaser ends with a cryptic cue: Dime, Dine, Done, Earl, Feed, Fund, Furl.
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Bill Sykes
Bill
The Daffodil Murder Bridging Tarling's Pursuit
Tarling learns Ling Chu’s sister, the Little Daffodil, was harmed by a British man and Ling Chu confesses his motive to kill him. Ling Chu describes entering Lyne’s London shop, locating Milburgh with a revolver, and leaving the pistol behind as he fled.
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Odette
Rider
Gyne
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Milburgh
Taring
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Tyne
China
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Dashwood & Solomon
Leits
Britain
Felix Solomon
Felix
Scotland Ward
Jon
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Purbrake & Store
Purbrake
Ivery
Tar, Mong
Tai- Ying
TheManhager
Sir Felix
Sir
St. Mary Axe
Jayne
Odette Rider
Dashwood
Solomon
Jin
Whiteside
Bond Street
Hankow
Ling Gbhu
Narcissus
Daffodil
England
Lu Fang
Tarting
Iman
Ling Ghu
Chinaman
Tartling
Tavling
Max Oser Seeks Escape From Spotlight
An article notes Max Oser, linked to Mathilde McCormick Rockerfeller, desires distance from fame. He hints he may accept her marriage only if she travels to Europe, showing fatigue with the public eye amid the consent dispute and family scrapping.
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Mejor Oser
Max Oser
Europe
Max
Personal Health Service by Dr Brady on weight loss and exercise
Dr William Brady denounces fad dieting and extreme weight loss methods. He warns underweight readers, blasts muscular idealization, and advocates sensible daily exercise. He also replies to reader questions on heart health cold plunges and weaning a 17 month old, advising consults with physicians and patient letters for responses.
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She Wright
Brady
Willim Brads
Crxre
Friend Wife by Rob Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss a road accident involving Ted Weeks blamed on mixing alcohol with gasoline after a road house outing. The talk uses satirical tone about married life and public safety, suggesting stricter law enforcement and a cautionary view of reckless driving.
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Ted Weeks
Killa
Imogene
Andrew
Altho
Eskimo Tie inventor hammers at millionaire dream
A Sioux City Journal feature profiles an Onawa man who believes his Eskimo Tie invention can fetch a premium, illustrating how markets reward new ideas and the potential path to wealth through creativity.
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Sioux City Journal
On Kraig Calon Chris Tuas Epise Noon
A fragment of a newspaper item mentions Kraig Calon and Chris Tuas Epise with a noon reference. Details are unclear but indicate a scheduled event or note related to individuals named in the readable text.
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Ely
Kraig
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