23 Hour Mail and Labor Struggles Reflected in Era
The piece discusses rapid mail service advancements with air planes and a two day cross country delivery goal, then shifts to labor issues in mining. It argues unions arise from workers seeking rights, endorses the strike as a legitimate tool, and critiques both company towns and closed shops while acknowledging miners' rights to quit or take jobs.
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New York
San Francisco
Hearcon
Beacon
Congress
Asa
Fe Ho
Boeth
Blame debated in glow of coal strike fallout
A column discusses whether blame should rest with coal operators or miners as the nation faces a potential coal shortage. It notes growing public view of coal as a public matter, mentions Coolidge Pinchot and Haimond, and ends with a Baltimore coal sale offer tied to a sunken steamer in Chesapeake Bay.
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United States Coal Commission
Coolidge Qeds Pinchot
Haimmond
Sam W. Pattison
Howard Street
Baltimore
Pattison
Flo
Seven Seas
Chesa- Peake Bay
Prohibition enforcement dips as bootleg profits rise
Iowa editors urge tougher court action as illegal liquor trade thrives. Proposals note fines of 100 to 300 dollars fail against large moonshine profits. Cedar Rapids and Sioux City papers discuss varied responses and political distraction while Minnesota and neighboring states face similar pressures.
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Knoxville Express
Personal Health Service By William Brady M D
A health advice column by Dr William Brady discusses adolescent sleep needs, physical training, and balance between study and exercise for girls. It emphasizes eight hours sleep, daily exercise, and a balanced routine to avoid overstudy while preserving health and vigor.
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William Brady
M. D
National Newspaper Service
Shaji
Lan
Nelle
Ben
Lola Binny's rise as she eyes a future in show business
Abe Martin narrates Binny's bold ascent after last night's success at Dallas and Van Bevan's show, as Sally teases her plans. Farrance reveals deep feelings, offering to protect and care for Lola, signaling a pivotal romance and career turn amid backstage scheming.
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Binny
Lola
Baby~ Hood
Dinny
de Mille
Baker
Sally
Rinny
Sally- Baker
Blany
Inky
Dallas
Mr. Dallas
van Bevan
Dfr
Farrance
van Stevan
Mr. Farrance
Binuny
Olf Dallas
Bis
van Beyan
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A Preview
Burroughs Nature Club Notes presents reader questions on wildlife and trees. Questions cover snake maternal behavior, thrush nesting, bat teeth, winter injury in trees, animal noise, and a bat skeleton illustration in reference books. Answers to appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Friends and Wives in a Parlor Debate of Morals
Imogene and Andrew discuss the nature of women as good or bad, recounting a tale of Bessie Thompson with bobbed hair and a taxi incident. A touring car crowd includes church members as the two women end up in the back seat, while the men befriend. The piece weighs social judgments, appearances, and morality in a humorous domestic dialogue.
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Imogene
Andrew
Jim
Parsons
Perkinsville
Bessie Thompson
Hke
Bessie
Children of Chance synopsis scene in a 1923 novel
A fragment from Anthony Carlyle's 1923 novel follows Binny as she awakens after a disruptive night. A brisk, perceptive maid arrives with coffee and asks about Snowflake, while Binny hides her unsettled thoughts and prepares to face the morning.
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Anthony Carlyle Roof
Houghton Mifflin Company
Eternal Hills Stand Far Taller Than Man and Time
The essay muses on hills as monuments of eternity and awe. It contrasts their ancient, unfeeling stone with human ambition, noting hills outlast cathedrals and skylines, yet they themselves are subject to the slow force of time and change. The speaker seeks deeper insight through nature’s whispered dialogues.
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Wan
Mr Fox Sets Plot to Hire Garden Help
In a rural fable style tale, Mr Fox schemes to avoid work by hiring hens to scratch his garden for worms. He lures tame hens, claims food abundance, and lies to keep control, but Mr Crow and nearby animals watch. A chase ensues as Fox flees with the hens, while others expose his deceit. The episode ends with a moral about deceit and work. An unrelated note mentions ancient alligators linked to Chinese ancestors being found near Agate, Nebraska.
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Bir
Fox
Mr. Hooster
Mr Fox
Mr. Fox
Crow
Pox
Mr. Grow
Cora
Jax
Mr. Crow
Mr. Craw
Mr. Dog
Mr. Man
Frio
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Dougherty
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Chicago
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Sears
Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Bok
Sioux City Journal
Yardin County
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Motherood
Fe Nw
H.G. H
Gertrude
Dr. Brady
Abe Martin
Europe
Burroughs Nature Club
Helleatonae
Ature Notes
Eaton
Birds of
Riverside Natural Lilitary
Warren
Colorado
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Hinnyay
Iota Arnaut
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DeMille
Tier
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Turk
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