Harding to the people and the league of nations
Harding delivers a public message to the people at the Associated Press luncheon in New York. He defends his stance on international affairs, including the court of justice and U S participation, while confronting rivals and party critics. The piece contrasts French restraint with German conduct and discusses potential treaties and guarantees.
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Harding
Congress
Associated Press
New York
Warren " Harding
Ile
International Court ‘of Justice
Jim Watson
Indiana
Wood
Fame State
McCoramick
Illinois
John ‘P. Adams
National Committee
Lodge
Brandergee
Hal
Warding
League of Nations
International Court of Justice
Soy
Republican Party
Warren G. Harding
No More Aggression in France Provocation Debate
The text cites prior criticism of France's attitude in disarmament matters and the Ruhr invasion, noting provocation on France’s side. It reflects a stance against aggression while acknowledging historical tensions and the need to consider France’s provocations in policy discussions.
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France
Washington
Quakes and Twisters Spark Theoretical Debate
A column contrasts California earthquakes with Midwestern cyclones, noting Californians build tall structures and ignore danger while Iowans joke about moderation. Chauncey Depew is cited arguing that love and moderation trump dieting and exercise, urging balanced living.
Golden Rule In Hygiene Promotes Cautious Health Practices
The column by William Brady M D discusses how improved sanitation does not prevent respiratory infections like smallpox or diphtheria. It stresses that infections spread through nose and mouth spray and warns against near-room exposure without masks. It condemns risky behavior at gatherings and schools and advises practical hygiene measures.
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Ufr
Frien d Wife Dialog Sparks Counterpoint In Philadelphia
In a fragmented troupe of dialogue, Andrew and Imogene debate gender roles and violence. The talk touches on spanking, gun use, juries, and societal shifts, with references to Philadelphia, quoted lines, and a puzzled exchange about Quo Vadis. The scene blends humor and tension as characters tease and press each other.
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Imogene
Andrew
Thorene
Nme
Hunter
Summer Thoughts from the Country Ranch Reflections
A nostalgic vignette by Frank L. Stantoi recalling summer days at a country ranch. The barefoot speaker splashes in bright water among blossoms and honey suckle as time and carefree memories drift by.
Ancient Rome and dancing across American papers
In Davenport and Des Moines newspapers this fragment notes Mussolini praised Rome at a birthday celebration while referencing past myths. It then shifts to Nes Moines Capital ideas on dancing as a timeless human practice, recalling Pike’s Peak wagon trains and frontier cattle country, suggesting dancing as a universal early amusement without strict hours.
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Nes Moines
Pike's Peak
Cattia
The Sandman Story Part Li Princess Trina Golden Hair
A goblin messenger carries a gift from the witch to Queen Cruella as Princess Trina’s hair is cut. The queen hides the bundle to conceal the golden light that fills the palace, while the maid Lila spies on her and discovers a hidden panel and a secret bundle in the queen’s room.
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Trina
Cruella Rocelvyaddlin
Croclla
Lila
Cruella
Brain Tests by Sam Loud Charade Puzzle
A parlor word puzzle presents a riddle about a design in meat and velvet sheen. Clues hint at combining letter sets from hints such as P and HINGE. The solution is sought as a single word answering yesterday's prompt in the daily Brain Tests section.
Poem Backward Spring Detains Fern Henney at Home
Abe Martin notes it is risky to write a backward spring poem the same day publication seems odd. He reports public figure Mrs Fern Henney was feared dead but later held at home due to unavoidable detention.
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Fern Henney
Prohibition debate and local notices from 1873 Courier
Fifty years ago to the Courier issue dated April 24 1873 readers debate prohibition with vociferous views. Also reported are Rev A G Ebelhart resigning from First Baptist for health, praise in resolutions, a Sioux City Journal note about a St Paul girl seeking work and a hack driver’s intervention. Local business moves include Morse leaving for Grinnell, Frank clothing, and a new hospital for the insane at Independence. Census shows Independence population 3002. Union Min Co incorporated with $20000 stock. Vincennes grocer Say mentioned. Nelson Fancher II noted.
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Hell
Sioux City Journal
St. Paul
Fortieth Anniversary and Local Developments in Ellywood
Forty years ago on April 25 1983 city council funded cannon bases for soldiers on Ellywood cemetery grounds and Harvey Smith led the resolution. F W Pierce traded land on Lafayette Street for Fourth Street property near Moss boot shop, with Platt purchases nearby. Pete Beek joined Burr Robbins circus after leaving for business in Chicago via Janesville Wisconsin. J K Joder and David Chevalier welcomed visitors while K Walker prepared a 1000 by 32 feet track for the firemen tournament at the fair grounds. William Bates bought J H Pollard property back of Thomas Christie for 1500 dollars to create a home site. Dr and Mrs P J Barber celebrated their golden wedding with a surprise visit and gifts from friends. W P Parrott repairs and fences his property before heading to housekeep.
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Harvey Smith
Ellywood
W. W. Pierce
Lafayette T Street
Hackett & Brown
Hiram Champlin
Fourth Street
Moss’ Boot and Shoe
Platt
Pleres
Pete Beek
Chicago
Janesville
Wis
Burr Robbings Circus
K. ¥. Walker
Dole
William Bates
J. H. Pollard
Thomas Christie
Local notices mix in 1903 Waterloo Columbus items
Twenty years ago on April 25 1903 Dr J H Bryant longtime Columbus Ky physician died at Metropole hotel age 75. Memorial day plans were assigned to a committee and several local civic notes covered including a student scholarship and hotel and real estate moves in Waterloo Iowa.
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J. H. Bryant
A. E. Harris
Pattie Winans
Columbus
Cairo
Metropole
Opera House
Jay
Waterloo West
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Malcolm Starmount, a rich young man-about-town, renounces his wild life after a night with Zenat and a confrontation at his country home. A modern Bacchanal unfolds with Nalsha Courteney, Tennant, and Mulcahy, leading to a deadly threat and a car chase as Starmount fears pursuit by Tennant. A theatre-bound future and a possible marriage to a conservative society wife loom as the plot twists toward a public rebirth.
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S.X Copsis
Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Nalsha Courteney
Dick Tennant
J Courtener
Starmount
Zenat
Ager
Stasmount
Parker
Mulcahy
Deleving
Vernant
Tennant
South America
Mary
Eddie
Adirondacks
Starromt
Walley
Nature Questions and Answers From a Local Paper
Readers send queries on whales mouths earthworms chameleons bird gatherings and plant leaf toughness. Answers discuss measurements animal movement limited colonization ship ballast and the use of canaries to detect toxic gases, with ads for shampoo.
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Ature Notes
Wes
Nature
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Jonny Hartman
A.W. Peterson
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Waterloo
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Bene Ee Ee
Ace
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Washington, D. C
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Germany
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Belgium
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Poleraro
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William Brady
M.D
National Newspaper Service
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Ilias
King Tut
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Roe Fulkerson
Tate
Tiverty
Frank L. Stantoi
Rome
Muscolini
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Remus
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Father Tiber
Mussolini
Sandman
Mrs. Fla, Walker
Sam
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The
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Courier Big Week
A. G. Ebelhart
First Baptist Church
Sylvester Bagg
Fowler & Crittenden
Pala
Ntu
Leavitt,Johnson & Lusch's Bank
A. N. and
Moses Frank
Central House
Commercial Street
Charles KR. Morse
A. Farwell
Morse
Grinnell
Tha Union Min Company
Vincennes
Nelson Fancher
J. K. Joder
David Chevalier
P. J. Barber
W. P. Parrott
Jones
J. W. Krapfel
E. G. Miller
Dan Haffa
John Averill
Wenzel Fried
Clarence Wasson
Hudson
Iowa State University
Fifth Street Bridge
P. Zimmerman
Fowler ‘Company
Leidersdorf Tobacco Company
Kittie Herring
Des Moines
Thomas Cascaden
Frank Bros., Clothiers
L. F. Walker Hose Company Dboys
J. F. Walker Boys
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Muscatine
J. C. Hartman
Bo Chapman
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Stease
Bohemia
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Renit
Hegan
Courteney
Capitol
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Schumann Club
Grace AM
EB. Bentley
BR. Brinkman
George P. Beck, Jr
J. BE. Johnson
Pat Mulcahy
Ted Parker
Black Hawk
Bar, Association
E. L. Boies
Paul Davis
J. G. Hilcheck
Orde
Julian W. Richards
the Courier
D. B. Henderson
First
M. EB. Church
M. E. Cross
Wellington Street
Park Avenue
Idah. McGlone Gibson
John F. Dilo Co
Nalda Courteney
van da Nat
Nalda
Tennt Tennant
Starsmount
Broadway
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifilin Co
Gaines
Resideu Smita
Iz Ina
Desay
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