Daily Essent Sunday editorial and puzzle on White House visit
A long mixed page includes an editorial plea for White House action to host the Prince of Wales, a proposed tent plan for royal guests, and commentary on Senate reservations. It also contains a political column on farm production, labor, and tariffs, plus a puzzle and solution about U.S. and British royal visit dilemmas.
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Nington
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Bills
E.G. Doughe
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Prince of Wales
Great Britain
Canada
London
George and
Mary
Buckingham Palace
Wilson
King George
Guelph
Wettin
England
Éarth
Montana
Michigan
Ruckingham Palace
Royal Stables
Mrs. Wilson
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War
Navy
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League of
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Inbiber Ana
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Health Talks by John B. Huber
A medical Q and A feature discusses boxing injuries and brain trauma, noting a stem fracture and spinal canal exposure treated in a St. Louis hospital. Doctors advise cautious care, reference mepholism, and warn against self diagnosis, urging readers to send questions for doctor Huber.
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Missouri
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OM. Bades
K. J. Peta
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John WB. Tluber
Andrew and Imogene in a Banquet Speech Warm Up
The scene portrays Andrew and Imogene in a tense dining room moment as Andrew rehearses an impromptu banquet speech. He frets, brags, and tests jokes while Imogene urges calm and offers water. He recalls a past awkward toast and vows to be ready for future speaking engagements.
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Inforomlty
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Congress
Linogene
Ilis
Andrew
Imogene
Tam Ali Frente
Tam
Sked Imogene
The Sandman Story by Mrs Pal Walker
A noisy afternoon in a barnyard sparks a quarrel among Madam Pig Madam Brown Hen Puss and others. Puss scolds the hens while Madam Pig defends her brood as the animals clash over sleep and disturbances.
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Sandman
Mrs. Pal Walker
Bergen
Pix
Puss
Pusaio
Madam Ls
Towon
Dog
Not a Grand and Glorious Feeling
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a reflective moment about a bill and a planned gift to Gus the elevator man. The text hints at tobacco misperceptions and a casual money gesture from days prior.
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Bill
Gus
Uncle Harry on Citizens Duty to Good Government
Uncle Harry argues that voters must demand honest public officials and active citizenship. He cites Europe’s war-torn chaos to warn that ignorance and neglect by citizens enable corruption, urging youth to engage in democratic processes and uphold justice for a strong republic.
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Enele Harry
Europe
Sie
Argeater
Linda Warro
Uncle Harry
Pieaplas
Joe
United States
Harry
America
Tynl
Helen
Hty
Bass
Iowa Editors Notes Speak Highly of Washington Iowa
A Des Moines Capital report praises Washington Iowa for clean streets and courteous residents along White Pole road. The piece highlights strong schools and churches, calling Washington a model town and ideal home community.
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Iowa
Des Moines
Washington
White Pole Road
SHERD BRINGS S560 AT LEXINGTON SALE
At the annual Kentucky Pure Bred Livestock Association sale at Tattersall’s, a ram bred by Ismay of Blandford, Dorset, England, highlighted a shipment of 292 pure bred sheep imported by Roberts Blastock. Nine Hampshire yearling rams sold for 300 to 500 dollars, while Louis Lee Hagvin of Lexington bought three yearling Hampshire ewes at 250 dollars each. Mrs S Te Wenning of Shelbyville bought Southdown ewes and a high Tam. Over 2,000 sheep were auctioned with buyers from Kentucky, Tennessee, West Virginia and Louisiana.
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ILC
Ismay
Blandford
Dorset
England
Roberts Blastock
Walnut Hall Facm
Louis Lee
S. Te. Wenning
Shelbyville
J. T. Shropshire
Louisville
Kentucky
Tennessee
Submarine Sightings Puzzle Confounds Dutch Skipper
A Dutch skipper reports a surreal meeting with unseen submarines at an American port. He recalls a night vision of undersea boats blinking lights, estimating counts with odd clues. The piece, credited to National Newspaper Service, ends with a puzzle and a named author.
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