There is Always a Man Prophetic Words From Harding
The article quotes Warren G Harding on leadership as a force that reveals power when responsibility rests on a person. It cites Collier's Weekly passages about leaders rising amid crisis, with Marion steamy shovel works and George King as examples, plus a reflection on presidential office and public duty.
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Richard Barry
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Charles King
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Record breaking endurance flight and growing profit sharing
The week sees Captain Smith and Lieutenant Richter fly 37 hours setting duration distance and four speed records aided by a mother plane. In Tennessee Black Diamond mines will share profits with workers after deducting interest, a shift toward equitable distribution amid coal disputes.
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Poisonous and harmless snakes in the United States
Dr Brady outlines venomous and non venomous snakes found across the United States. He explains pit vipers such as the water moccasin and copperhead, how fangs and venom glands work, and how to treat bites. He also covers mistaken antidotes like whisky and offers cautions on serum therapy and first aid steps.
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Skyrlet Harkness
Tarknesa
Irma
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Evening in the Country Sparks Musical Fantasies
Imogene and Andrew plan a moonlit drive to Pierce's Mill for a breeze and a casual talk, then imagine a night of rich opera and jazz with a Moulin Range cafe concert and a $2 cover, all while debating taste in music and summer pleasures.
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Pana
Children of Chance amid a Jewel Heist Tale
Irma Farrance spirals through a tense social world as Binny Clary impersonates Lola and Terry O’Farrer pledges to help, while Irma battles fatigue, desire, and pressure from wealth and birth. The scene unfolds with hidden motives, romance, and class conflict shaping their choices.
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Thase
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Tina Farrance
Terri
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Marriage Proposal Sparks Iowa Farm Talk Teaser
In a fragmentary page, a claim about a famed Iowa farm expert and public life stirs debate over truth and motives. The piece references a forthcoming Harding memorial stamp and critiques publicity practices while noting political controversy. It ends with a children’s tale about the Gray Mouse and the Big Dolls.
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Towa
Iowa
Word Evolution Puzzle From Brain Tests
A word ladder puzzle shows ARE starting as the first step to evolving into MAN using only board letters. The page also mentions a riddle about ages: yesterday's Peter, the youngest, ages 4 to 5, and a professor with amounts totaling 182 2 5. The combined ages and the professor's amount are given as 115, half the total.
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Moral Spirit and Farm Prices Debate in Iowa Editors
Iowa editors discuss farm price declines and land values, recalling blue sky promises from years past. The piece argues mob spirit can drive moral growth, urging honesty about economic crashes and criticizing blame on officeholders. It cites Senator Brookhart and Meredith in a discussion of Wall Street influence on farm prices.
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The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
A playroom full of toys gathers in the Big Dolls House at night to discover what is inside a mysterious package. Mrs Big Doll and Mrs Little Doll struggle to untie the knots while the tin soldier, Teddy Bear, Jack-in-the-Box, and the fire engine driver all attempt to help. Mr Gray Mouse appears adding to the scene.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers From Nature’s Subjects
Questions from readers about extinct North American birds tree climbing bears eggs hatching snakes and skunk spray are addressed in this Nature Notes column. Answers discuss sources on extinct species, snake incubation variability, seeds yielding soapsuds, and skunk spray direction control with brief facts and examples.
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