Paris council voices and Harding family notes cross Atlantic news
A Western Union column reviews Ambassador Harvey at the Paris Peace Conference, Germany Poland upper Silesia disputes, and expects U S input. It notes President Hardings father’s marriage, possible family reshaping, and social commentary on baths, crime, and public life, all in a lively early 20th century voice.
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Supreme Council
Paris
United States
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Germany
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Asia
Upper Silesia
Liord George Ad Briand
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Enele Sam
United States of America
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Brown Sequard Disease and Syringomyelia Explained
Talks by John B. Huber AM MD describe Brown Sequard's disease as paralysis on one side with loss of sensation on the other, and define syringomyelia as dilation of the spinal cord central canal. The text notes no cure, but emphasizes nursing, infection control, and bedsores prevention. It also mentions nystagmus, eye treatment, and details about disseminated sclerosis speech, plus a Q and A column inviting readers to send questions for future columns.
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Brown Sequard
Neawth
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss money as ice cream, a film, and a game of rummy. He laments lack of funds while she pesters for spending. She suggests waiting, borrowing, or skipping ice cream, and the couple debates going to the Liberty theatre for the film Back to the Primitive.
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Andrew
Imogene
Billy
Liberty Theatre
Cafe Royal
Gus
Side Talks by Ruth Cameron on Cars and Times
A small town factory owner and staff traverse changes in wealth symbols from horse and carriage to motor cars. The author compares old prestige with modern luxuries, noting depreciated money value and how labor’s share shifts with machinery. The piece ponders returning to wiser values.
Igbs Club Notes On Doves And Plants In Nature
Questions ask about differences between migratory mourning dove and common resident dove in Tennessee. In Canada references include black and blue cobolk, Eupatorium perfoliatum, Euphrasia officinalis. Also asks if a painted snake exists. Answers appear in Mondays Nature Notes.
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Tennessee
Canada
Nature
Corrected English Examples Show Revisions and Facts
The text presents corrected forms for historical claims and a medical fact about the human heart. It notes Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin and Isaac Newton discovered the law of gravitation. It mentions nurture in America, cherished memories, and the heart pumping about 225,000 quarts of blood yearly. It also states literacy rates among Berne women.
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Eli Whitney
Isaac Newton
America
The Princess and the Monster Part IV
The Princess and the Monster Part IV recounts a voyage to Neptune's castle. A hammer headed shark and a swordfish aid the Monster in entering the palace where Neptune offers the Princess mermaid status if she stays in the ocean. The tale follows the Princess as she returns aboard the Monster toward home, with warning not to fear the unseen Rain Elves.
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Father Neptuns
Neptune
Father Neptune
Castle Garden
Talkin That Wax and a Monstrous Good Princess Tale
Verse blends with a fairy tale scene as a speaker praises a rose violets moon sun and a beloved while a Monster tale interleaves a Princess moral about choosing good over bad Diplomats are still we fear more skilled at bringing about wars than preventing them
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Jim
Seven-year-old Bobby Moon collapses during parade today
Report notes young Master Bobby Moon aged seven collapsed exhausted during a parade today as bystanders recall traditions when gentlemen waited for ladies to go first, a practice once common in local ceremonies.
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Bobby Moon
IOWA EDITORS Not in Singing Mood
A compilation of Iowa editorials notes varied topics from Des Moines and Mason City. It references singing mood, liquor critique, Iowa champions in sports and industry, and a detailed look at highway commission practices and dairy farming observations across counties.
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Des Moines Register
Mason City Globe Gazette
Des Moines
Peder Pedersen
Black Hawk County
Iowa
Minnesota
Wolverines prepare split into three groups amid tense stand
Report mentions a plan involving three divisions and intense focus on control as authorities outline changes affecting an inmate facility. Details remain unclear but emphasis is on restructuring and security measures.
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