Appeal for Courage In President Harding Message
An Associated Press dispatch summarizes President Harding's congressional message as a call for courageous action to unite labor and capital under workable policies. It stresses the need for a commission to study industrial disputes, reduce harm to the public, and pursue lasting remedies beyond short term fixes. The piece notes concerns over labor unions, railways, coal, and inflation, and references international events and economic conditions shaping policy.
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Harding
Congress
Lessly
Prnic
Bolshevik Propaganda and Soviet Prospects Mentioned
The article critiques Bolshevism and the Lenine administration, predicting failure and instability. It asserts the regime endangers wages, the public, and government workers while alleging prior funding for propaganda and new recruitment efforts. Disjointed phrasing hints at a dated political commentary on Soviet affairs.
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Willy
Nevarges
Lenine
Infant Constipation and Feeding Advice From Dr Brady
Personal Health Service column by Dr. William Brady discusses infant constipation, feeding practices, and the risks of overfeeding or using improper formulas. The piece emphasizes fresh meat broth, structured feeding for six months old babies, and cautions against purgatives, urging parental supervision by family physicians for abnormal infants. It also includes reader Q A on topics like tuberculous exposure and diet safety, with Brady inviting letters for answers.
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Nfaat
Friend Wife by Hor Fulkerston
Imogene confronts jealousy while Andrew deflects with a tale of a purported game warden. Their conversation reveals past infidelity confession and enduring fear of losing each other amid humorous interludes about a Maine moose tale and vanity.
One Day By Frank L. Brantoi Qo Ente Fragment
A fragmented verse fragment recounts a vigil for a lost love and longing. The speaker recalls a day of affection and a forested, poetic scene where time and memory intertwine with urban decay and nature. Rustic imagery frames a mournful reflection on love and mortality.
The Light Burden of Humor Through Sorrow
Morists bear sorrow yet find relief in humor from griefs and trials. Charles Lamb, Mark Twain, Artemus Ward, and Woodrow Wilson are cited as examples of humor arising from hardship. The piece defines humor as wit tempered by sympathy and understanding, capable of softness and sting alike.
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Charles Lamb
Lemuel Langhorne Cler
Mark Twain
Linown
Charles Warvar Browne
Artemus Ward
Woodrow Wilson
Fimerick
Theokery
High Olympus
Heaven
Ransom Gillett and Volk push wet hopes on Volstead reform
In Sioux City Journal, New York counsel Ransom H. Gillett argues beer at 4 to 5 percent and wine up to 14 percent could legalize beer and wine if enough dry lawmakers switch. Brooklyn representative Lester Volk says 2.75 percent beer and light wines may be allowed, and cites Literary Digest polls as encouragement for a wet platform.
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Sioux City
Ransom H. Gillett
New York
Gillett
Lester D. Volk
Brooklyn
Congress
Welk
Tk. Ft
Volk
Congressman Volk
Literary Digest
Digest
Fragmentary Reflections on Wisdom and Laughter
A seventy word fragment casts a stream of thoughts on wisdom, humor, and virtue. It cites unnamed writers and philosophers, contrasts rich and poor, and ponders how laughter and tears relate to truth. The text critiques fear and disquiet in life, urging a calm, hopeful mindset while noting the historical link between humor and moral insight. The overall sense is reflective prose on life, virtue, and the human condition.
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Hois
Ste
Thomas Moore
Fragmentary note on errands and moral tasks
A garbled diary fragment mentions travel directions and moral duties. It references a river, a street in the east, a distant milepost, and selling tins. The speaker worries about finishing a washing and asks about fate for a widow, with unclear surrounding details.
Double Crossed by W Douglas Newton
Wealthy Englishman Clement Seadan vows to protect Heloise Reyes from a Canada bound gang led by Adolf Neuburg and Henry Gunning. In a tense pursuit near Cobalt and Sicamous the plot unravels amid fights and escapes as Clement battles conspirators to rescue Heloise and reveal the cash and securities scheme.
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Hecause
Clement Seadan
Holatse
Cobalt
Canada
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Aolf Negberg
Seer
Don
Sv Gatineau
Neuberg
Secdut
Gatineau
Sicamous
Neuburg
Sendo
Catinenu
Biwashi
Ieeches
Henry
Clement
Eufid
Clemence
Ultha Newbure
Seadon
Mél Reyes
Henry Gunning
Wastrel Lad
Adel Nembirg
Reed
Paner
Helmses
Lelossa
Tintask Paratcant
Adolf Neuburg
Heloise
England
Gunning
Sun
Chemant
Siwash
Ural
Lakeside
Adelf Newburg
Pls
Burroughs Nature Club Notes by Hovorton
Questions on nature topics appear in this column with reader inquiries about bird eggs apricots worms and chick development. Answers reference common garden and field observations noting feeding intervals parental care and young behavior without strict rules or absolutes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Hovorton
Abe Martin Til slingtestelier and the market turmoil
A garbled historic note mentions Abe Martin Til and Lou Muon amid a chaotic market scene. References to fighting, cabbage, and labor groups hint at turmoil, with scattered names and actions showing a general plan and upheaval.
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Promoted by Letters
A testimonial about Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound praised by women in Churubusco New York. The letter claims it helped backache and female troubles, urging other women to try the medicine, noting relief after use and no harmful drugs.
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Churubusco
N.Y
Ibor
Lydia FE
Pinksham
Lydia & Pinkham
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