MAY RECOGNIZE RUSSIA AND HARDING FOSTERS SHAKEDOWN
Advices from Washington say relations with Russia may be resumed within weeks after recognition of the Soviet government. Lenin’s recent shifts toward private ownership and a capital-friendly stance are cited as paving the way. The Genoa conference risks and European suspicion loom as delegates fear bold moves, prompting calls for a new, confident setup led by a committee chaired by Walter F. Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Washington
United States
Lenin
Lenine
America
Genoa
Germany
Lloyd George
Barthou
Uncle Sam
Europe
Cabinet reshuffle hints at new National Defense department
Rumors claim a sweeping reorganization to combine the army and navy under a single leader and rename the cabinet as the Department of National Defense. A major shakeup in agriculture and related departments, with a prominent Iowa figure at the helm, is also anticipated along with the creation of a Public Welfare department. A woman’s takeover has been under consideration for months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rtman CO
West Park Ave
John OC. Hartman
W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'i Mer
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Associated Prove Ie
Spee
Pilchassineaven
Ieee Wiemoer Audit Bursau
Cirewations
Neiles
Ray
Tabtiaeo- Mant
Dougherty
Washington
D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San_ Francisco
Brooks & Finley
Walter F. Brown
Ar. Brown
Brown
Warding
Congress
Harding
Congressional Record
Wallace
Agriculture
Fall
Interior
Afr. Harding
Forestry Bureau
Gifford Pinchot
Roosevelt
Forestry Service
Tarding Ia
Isi
Towa
Army and Navy
Department of National Defense
Departmenta of Agriculture
Alerior Anil
Light plane on market and mixed public notes after war
After World War I optimism faded about private aviation as a mass transit. A sub $400 light plane that hops and lands in streets is touted, while topics shift to Dodge’s drunken driving case, political candidacies, marriage vows, birth claims, steel industry growth in Gary, and church membership at Inwa City, all reflecting postwar public concerns.
Joints and Health Advice from Dr. Brady’s Column
Dr. Brady explains arthritic joint noises and their causes from synovial roughening to tendon slipping. He notes treatment limits, mentions supportive wraps, and argues only surgery relieves certain knee masses. The column includes reader questions on garters, ear wax, and a water drinking regimen with concise responses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnny
Mostlil
William Bridy
Grady
Agent 2
Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson
A couple's lighthearted fishing trip tale turns comic as Andrew returns sick and frustrated with a malfunctioning motor boat. Imogene consoles him while quarreling over blame and plans for better insurance, dinner, and future sea trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friend Wife
Roh Fulkerson
Imogene
Andrew
Atlantic
Sure to Come Along Song Fragment in Bright Times
Fragmentary verse hints at hopeful unity and perseverance. Poetic lines reference coming together, brighter skies, and a distant bright crown, weaving themes of faith and onward travel toward a hopeful peak. The text reads like a period voice with repetitive refrains and musical cadence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wong
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions From Readers
Readers ask about gold-colored night on blackberry bushes causes remedies for black knot on plum trees and whether darning needles sting. The column promises answers in tomorrow’s Nature Notes.
Answers on Birds and Insects From Old Q&A
Questions explore woodpecker and jay nesting colors and counts, color descriptions for woodcock eggs, and how birds nest. Colorado beetle’s bird avoidance linked to taste and warning glands. bright stripes deter birds. Wild geese fly in V formations with wind-influenced wingarm lengths and airflow suggesting asymmetry in the wedge pattern.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Colorado
Overalls and Silk Shirts Reflect Times in Iowa
A Marshalltown Times-Republican column muses on the shift between overalls and silk shirts as a barometer of economic mood. It argues that rising work to wealth signals good times while silk shirts symbolize excess and looming downturns, urging readers to endure hard times with pragmatism and persistence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshalltown
America
Vnhor
Soma candidates boast they will enforce the laws
Abe Martin Soma's candidates claim firm law enforcement as a rallying point while opponents, including Tipton Bud, vow to uphold governance. The veteran, seventy two, facing health and coalition challenges, remains a notable figure as the election unfolds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soma
Tipton Bud Witz
Ole Lhis
Coal Alrike
Daffodil Murder Unfolds in London Park Case
Thornton Lyne is found dead in a London park with a gunshot wound. Detective Tarling suspects a web of motives and lies, including Milburgh’s embezzlement, Odette Ryder's possible role, and Lyne’s manager Millsburgh. Tarling confronts Milburgh, burns a confession, and digs into Ryder and Milburgh’s entwined secrets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thornton Lyne
London
Santodus
Tarling
Lyne
Odette Ryder
Millsburgh
Hartford
Lua
Miss Ryder
Milburgh
Ilburgh
aNow
Iit
Shanghai
Len
Talgo
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Dodge
Detroit
Hanor
Dodge
Podge
Sweet
Hagemann
Waverly
Megsra
Aran
McFarlane
Robinson
Page
Spokane
Ha P
Zita
Hungary
U. S. Steel Corporation
Gary
Ind
Christendom
Inwa City
Church
William Brady
M. D
Brady
William Grady
Westonlay
Frank L. Stanton
Burroughs Nature
Houghton Wipflin Co
Abe Martin
Dalttf
Daffodil
Edgar wasLaen
Green Ant
Small, Maynard & Company (Incorporated
Tarlings
Ashford
Jack Tarling
Tam
Scotland Yard
Bho
Mulburgh
Harrogate
Hertford
Lyne’s
Tarlin
Jane
Griavens
China
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!