Venezuelan and Washington Crossshore Bolivar Monument Ties
The piece argues that simultaneous celebrations in New York Caracas and a treaty with Colombia signal improved US South American ties. It credits President Harding for promoting hemispheric friendship and notes the broader impact on trade, security, and diplomacy across the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bolivar
Washington
New York City
United, States
Caracas
Venezuela
United States
New York
George Washington
Simon Bolivar
South American
Harding
Washington Park
Presidenreitt Gomez
Colombia
Panama Cana
Herding
Sam
Western Hemisphere
Panama Canal
Europe
Asia
South America
Health Talks From Dr John R Hyder In June
Health Talks by John R Hyder discuss a case of J S with a large stomach obstruction containing nails spoons keys and type. The article notes a 3 pound stomach mass and quotes a medical discussion from hospital experience. It also includes Q and A on hyperthropic arthritis and shortness of breath with advice to seek a skilled physician and thorough examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heiuef Iy
Journal of American Medical Association
J. S
Eliason
Afterthoughts and quotes from public figures in print
A collection of brief lines references Uncle Sam, Lloyd George, Dr. Frank Crane, and James Bree. It riffs on politics and culture with slogans about prudence, reading lists for a 15 year old, and a jab at postwar normalcy while noting cleanup week and postal revenue remarks.
A Comic Strip in Type Poise and the Foolish Quest
J P McEvoy humorously recounts chasing poise by self help tricks. He tests a method claiming to induce calm by breathing and sitting in a chair, only to be interrupted by a crying baby and family chaos. The piece blends self mockery with a light, period newspaper voice.
Correct English The Use of Relative Clauses
Guidance on selecting pronouns for relative clauses. It contrasts using that or which and who or whom with examples about flowers lawn room mate fortune and Kathleen to illustrate proper placement and punctuation in varied sentence structures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kathleen
A Thankful Song and Local Notices
Mart Williams, an aged man with one sex and two dollars, visited our sanctum yesterday. The rivers have been too high for fishing, and all the iarx stay home. Many of our boys will graduate in Greek this year and return home to plow. At Major Brown's residence fire, occupants were saved by prayer, the fremen and rope.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Mark Sullivan
Ways and Means Committee
House
Finance
Senate
England
Britain
Iit Willl
Mart Williams
Major Brown
Nature Club Notes Explore Water Hyacinths and Jumbo’s Death
Readers ask about growing water hyacinths with bulbs in a glass vase and where mud hens lay eggs. The column recounts Jumbo the African elephant’s death in 1885 after saving a baby elephant as a locomotive struck a train yard, ending the exhibit tale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ontario
Canada
Jumbo
London
a_elleus menagerie
Beatrice Hartshorne Murder Case Continues as Paul Harvey Probes
Detective Paul Harvey visits Col. and Dr. Ledyard household to uncover Annie Halsey’s past and Waterford’s role in her rise in the gambling world. Waterford recalls Annie’s origin and ascent, confessing he sought profit from her refinement and later cut ties as her greed grew. The narrative follows Harvey’s pursuit, with legal and social intrigue surrounding Hartshorne’s murder and a high society web.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fast Express
Paul Chiccago-ward
Mnoon
Burker
Paul
Beatrice Ledigard
Cornelius
Swarthmore
Jin Zenas Prall
Jon
Chris Waterford
Waterford
Ald
Phillips
New York
Harvey
Department
Eastopolis
Mndium
Drs. Ledyard
Beatrice
Bebe Cowles
Cornelius Swarthmore
Wendle Braddock
Hartshorne
Paul Harvey
Annie Halsey
Wasterford
Annie
Iharm
Gatesville
Misssissippi
Tajl
Canada
Mr. Harvey
Monroeism in American policy highlighted by Harding remarks
Davenport Times reports President Harding dedicating the Bolivar statue in Central Park and reaffirming Monroe doctrine. The piece notes debates over its meaning, arguments about self interest, and how Washington and Bolivar founded democratic models, with emphasis that US policy remains firm against old world aggression.
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Harding
Davenport
Central Park
New York
United States
Americas
Sou
Washington
Bolivar
League of Nations
Brain Tests Puzzle by Sam Loyd
A puzzle item presents a rebus style sketch about a girl’s life and asks for a name. It explains dice piece placement probabilities, noting first piece alignment odds and subsequent placements to compute chances for color matching, concluding with the remaining outcomes.
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Waterloo
Conriee Ane Sitamasa
IW. H. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Joan C. Bartman
A. W. Peterson
Waterios
Iews
Memiyr
Associated Press
Netys
Elso
Audit Bureau of Advertising
Washington, D. C
Munser
Gary
Alihe
Gary Butts
Rane
Chicago
Garyirpe
Sweet Trust
Mahake
Madi- Ban
Diogenes
Patrick Henry
Central America
John R. Hyder
Mr. M.D
Huber
Uncle Sam
Lioyd
George
Frank Crane
Daugherty
James Bree
Type
J . P. McEvoy
Spillingarnica
Jfodine
New Jersey
Moore
Associated Editors
Frank L. Stanton
Billville
Nature Club
Houchtond
Nfpere CO
Nature Notes
Ques
Harry
Mise
Raebons
Squire Marsh Swallow
Robert Orr Chipperfield
Hebert M. McBride
Ty J
Jack Bennet
Bert
Jimmie Barard
Perry
Sheriff
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Des Moines
General Assembly
Webster City Freeman-Tribune
Sam Loyd
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