The Bandman of Story By Mrs F Mr Fox Turns Magician Part I
Mr Fox devises a pretend magic show to entertain townsfolk using two tree stumps and a borrowed hat Bunny and Bobby Rabbit assist in a staged illusion. He promises them lettuce as reward and warns the rabbits to keep quiet. The village gathers to watch as Fox prepares his act, with Bunny hiding in one stump and Bobby in the other. The audience notes the setup and Fox invites three spectators to inspect the props.
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MR. Fox
Mr.Man
Mr. Fok
Bunny Rabbit
Bobby Rabbit
Bunny
Oshe
Bobby
Rabbit Brothers
Wood Falk
Mr. Pox
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount Novel Summary
Malcom Starmount a young man of means seeks a restrained life at his country home but meets Mary Devlin a poverty struck girl and a wild party led by Nalda Courteney ends in a staged murder scare. Tennant survives, Starmount faces accusations while romance and deception unfold with Parker Mulcahy and Mary pursuing changes.
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Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courteney
Jay
Dick Tennant
Starmount
Parker
Mulcahy
Termant
Tennant
Nightay
South America
Mary
Devlin
Adirondacks
Uruguay
Buenos Aires
Rio Janeiro
Winter Garden
Fifth Avenue
Kate O'Toole
Skatte Fas
Schenectady
Broadway
Sather
New York
Mery
Enocie
Malcom Starmount
Pat
Weill
Nalda Courteneys
WO WOMEN AND THEIR INFLUENCE
Dialogue-driven scene explores Mary Devlin's independence and the power of women over men. Mulcahy defends Mary's resolve to earn her living while Starmount contemplates loyalty to Eddie and Tennant as threats loom. A tense moment ends with an armed intrusion and a teaser line about Tennant's return.
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Pat
Mary Devlin
Mr. Starmount
Mulcahy
Larry Devlin
Mary
Mr. Star-mount
Eddie
Windward
Eddie Devlin
Starmount
Tennant
England
United States
Local newspaper notes cautious boom and brake safety
A Waterloo Iowa column surveys postwar prosperity with cautious optimism. It compares banking strength and construction activity to 1919 1920 levels, warns against speculation, and urges brake safety and prudent finance while noting national politics and spring weather.
Public Road Safety Demands Strict Rules and Enforcement
Public control of motor vehicles is a major future issue. The piece argues safety for pedestrians and drivers requires rigid rules and merciless enforcement. It warns that if current fatal rates persist there will be a backlash against motor vehicles and a push for stricter regulation.
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Waterloo
New York
Department of Pubic Safety
Millionaire Brock Pleads Guilty to Philadelphia Killings
Sioux City Journal reports Harry Gibson Brock a Philadelphia financier killed three people after drunken driving at over 70 mph near a streetcar. He pleads guilty and is sentenced six to ten years, with critics noting the leniency and possible influences of wealth and social status.
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Sioux City Journal
Harry Gibson Brock
Philadelphia
Brockecame
Brock
Go Ahead and Lay the Land in a Confederate Echo
A fragmented column rails at progress and injustice, praising plantation nostalgia while condemning wartime penalties. It notes Harry Gibson Brock facing a brief prison term after opposing forces, and ends with a Des Moines Capital report from Washington claiming town rankings.
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Des Moines
Washington
Presumptions of Guilt in Public Health Advice
Dr William Brady warns that many so called colds are actually contagious diseases spread through unmasked speech within four feet. He lists two dozen conditions masquerading as colds, urges masking, and answers reader questions on disinfectants and dental acid issues. He signs off noting mail questions answered with a stamped envelope.
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Tfe
Aaerten
America
Smith
Jones
Untler Weaven
Dr. Brady
William Brady
European Trip Proposal Between Andrew and Imogene
In a playful debate Andrew suggests an extended Europe trip for he and Imogene, contrasting a 30 day car tour with a two month or longer stay by sea. Imogene balks, fearing abandonment to poker and bachelor life, while Esther plans domestic duties at home.
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Ann
Europe
Andrew
Shipping Board
Imogene
London
Paris
Naples
Venice
Capri
England
Grand Canal
Esther
Imoene
Hier Chin
Iowa Leads in Land Values in 1923 Survey
The March 1 1923 average value of plow lands in the United States was 66.52 an acre with only three states reaching 100. Iowa tops the list at 153 an acre, Illinois second at 126, California third at 113. Iowa farmers should stay encouraged as 98 percent of Iowa land is productive.
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United States
Iowa
Illinois
California
Lowa
Brain Tests by Sam Loud and the energy puzzle
A word puzzle and math problem play where the reader follows Tom's energy contributions to a journey. It asks for the surname of a former president from clues about fractions of power, combining quarter, twelfth, and other shares to total half the journey.
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Sam Loud
Tom
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Teem With Questions and Facts
Nature club notes answer curious queries on animal skeletons insects eggs and flies. It explains bird predators and the secretary bird roadrunner meals, house fly reproduction numbers, and olive tree lifespans into a millennium with root-based renewal.
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Secretary Bird
South Africa
Tomorerow
Nature
Mystery Surrounds Fatal Office Shooting And Beauty Contest Claim
Abe Martin Lafe Bud shot and killed an admirer in his office this morning and then aimed at his arm, but by noon he refused to believe it. The article notes uncertainty about a girl named Vin and a beauty contest under a snowstorm of details.
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Lafe Bud
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