Arizona gains statehood honored with monument unveiling
The piece highlights Arizona's 12 year union entry, its vast size and state rights, and quotes Coolidge on federal structure. It notes Arizona as an empire within the United States, balancing local sovereignty with national unity through a shared federation. It mentions visits from Iowa and New York supporters.
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HL Hartman Co
Park Ave
John C. Harti Jackson McCoy
Mies
Spee
Arizona
Cire Washington Monument
Arizons
Belgium
The
Onion
Bun
Coolidge
Bors
Iowa
New York
United States
In the Spotlight Reading Life's Proofs and Voices
A fragmented column reflects on Louie Henry Sullivan, famed architect, dying at 47, with notes on his writings The Autobiographa Idea and A System of Architectural Ornament. It includes musings on proving manuscripts and legacies, plus scattered items on veterans and fires.
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Louie Henry Sullivan
Die Modis
Sui
Ui Sullivan
van Ta Pi
Tie
Joe Cannon
Elliot
Marvara
Editorial View on Attorney General Selection
Arthur Brisbane questions President Coolidge's choice for attorney general and argues political expediency should not dictate such a key post. The piece criticizes long political influence in the office and calls for a candidate focused on law and integrity.
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Sar Sun
Arthur Brisbane
Hearat
Coolidge
Saytne
Co Stone
Coolio
Ansmest
Attorney General's Office
Alum in Medicine Column Offers Simple Home Astringent Uses
Dr Brady advertises an alum based home remedy guide noting alum as a mild astringent for cuts and mouth gargles. It suggests relief methods for sweating, itching, nosebleeds, hoarseness, and skin care, plus reader questions answered by mail with stamp and self addressed envelope.
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Tor
Brady
Lette
Wiliam Brady
Memorial Day Overseas Cemeteries Near Completion
Gen. W T Tart reports eight overseas World War I cemeteries in France Belgium and England will be finished by Memorial Day May 84. They hold 230 409 American graves and spark a national observance urging remembrance in every US community. Trees and men in Cedar Rapids praise trees as living allies enriching soil and spirit. Couzens aims to blunt Mellon in newspapers says Mason City columnist.
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Weriyin
Caneress
City of Royals
Waterloo
Cedar Falls
Black Tank County
Moines
United States
Burane
Cedar Rapids
Priend Wife by Roe Fulekerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss Kitty's distant mood after a Myh Jongg lesson. Imogene notes Kitty was late due to her baby being ill and mentions Kitty’s feverish face and twitching, with concern about the baby’s health and a doctor’s involvement.
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Priend
Roe Fulekerson
Andrew
Kitty
Lnaene
Imogene
Brain Tests Reveal Time Clues In Squire Jones Tale
A narrator notes waking from a nap to hear a clock strike and recalls past intervals of one half hour. He uses clock patterns to deduce the current time and poses a puzzle involving arithmetic and wordplay with several named terms and a final result referencing Alleghany.
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Squire Jones
Abe Martin cryptic note hints at downtown meat source
A loose Abe Martin style line questions origins of meat in downtown commerce, hinting at a mystery or dish source. The text playfuly teases a party scheme and hangs on the idea of tracing where meat comes from in the city center.
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Hash
Illness and care in a household dog and baby
The entry details Nippie the puppy's illness and a puppy care episode. A doctor suspects a swallowed object, casts remedies, and a mother watches the pup while Kitty tends her baby. Tension rises over care decisions and a hinted domestic misunderstanding.
Virginia Dalton in Love Triangle Drama and Fatal Studio Shoot
The serialized tale follows Virginia and Kitty Dalton amid film studio tensions. A drunken Julian Thorndyke menaces Kitty. John Storm confronts him, and a rival fires a revolver at Storm, wounding Kitty. Kitty survives after a hospital vigil as Storm vows love and Kitty bequeaths Virginia her possessions.
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Virginia
Witty
Tony Mel
Theodore Stratton
Kittysville
Dalton
Virginie
John
Kitty
Kitty Dalton
D'fAban
Julian ‘Thorndyke
Thorndyke
Fis
John Storm
Houie
Stratton
Virginian
Joan Thorndyke
Talian Thorndyke
Kitty Datton
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F A Walker
A dewdrop seeks shade from the sun by hiding in a red rose. The vain rose bids it nestle in her heart to guard the secret until moonlight and the nightingale arrive to sing. The tale unfolds in a garden scene with gentle, poetic imagery.
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Ted Rose
Dewdrop
Mme
Sandman
F. A. Walker
Littlewdrop
Burroughs Nature Club Q&A and Answers Column
A 1923 nature notes column invites reader questions about animal behavior and reproduction. It previews answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes and recounts a prior Q&A on buffalo temperaments and wolves, noting buffalo placidity and herd defense.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
North Ame
Ethan
Gleamy Hair With Danderine Advertisement Claim
An advertisement promotes Danderine as a hair treatment that moistens the brush and makes hair look thicker and livelier. It claims the product tones and stimulates growth while stopping hair loss and dandruff, urging readers to purchase at drug or toilet counters.
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Ceylon
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