Indians Discover Oil and Plymouth Future Projections
A reader overview traces early oil discoveries by Native Americans in western New York and surrounding regions, noting anecdotes from Seneca use and a 1627 French missionary account. The column reflects on 1920s foresight, Plymouth tercentenary events, and commentary on the world stage with references to Daniels, Lloyd George, and disarmament.
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Health Talks by John R. Huber A M Mr D
Drifts of a health column discussing survival of the fittest, praising Dr Elizabeth Blackwell and her welfare of an orphan, followed by Q and A on sewer gas and heel pain. Readers are invited to send questions for replies in the Health Talks section.
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John R. Huber
Elizabeth Blackwell
Hubert
The Sandman Story From Mrs Flaw
Betty and John face a quiet Christmas Eve with heavy hearts as their mother explains there will be no turkey but a meat pie and Santa will bring essentials like stockings and warm shoes. Father is away at war, and the children try to be brave for the soldier parent.
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John
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Timothy
Our Christmas Miracle Uncle Brings Hope to Brave Kids
Betty and John face a sad Christmas with no toys but share kindness toward other children. A wealthy uncle arrives, reveals Mary is his sister, and brings a turkey and many gifts. The family moves to a fine home, and the siblings vow never to cry at Christmas again.
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
A dialogue driven scene explores jealousy and rumor as Andrew and Imogene dispute claims of scientific interest and alleged misdeeds in a dining room scene. Accusations about Minnie Barton and a spying rumor surface, revealing underlying tensions and marital trust issues.
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Fulton
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Whitney
Atedrew
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Kily
Rae
Gear
Cut This Out It Is Worth Money
A clipped slip prompts discussion of a prank or note involving a request to enclose text with a whimsical line. The scene includes characters debating youth, with an advertisement for Foley’s medical products mentioning cures for coughs cold pains and kidney issues.
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Sheffield Ave
Chicago
Drew
Imogene
Foley
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That Christmas Feeling by Frank L. Stanton
Poetic reflection on Christmas as a time of warmth and generosity. It contrasts wealth with the joy of children and family, recalling childhood memories and the comforting sounds of bells and songs.
Inheritance of Political Bias Across Generations in Rural Iowa
Essays trace Mrs. Catt and Lucius Lane back to Democratic roots, suggesting political leanings stem from family lineage rather than pure reason. The discussion contrasts inherited views with contemporary calls for returning to normal conditions after economic strains, while regional editorials note California tourists facing high prices and rail concerns.
Carrie Lane Chapman Catt Endorses Cox in Public Statement
The Rockford Register notes Mrs. Carrie Lane Chapman Catt issued a public statement shortly before the election endorsing the Democratic nominee Cox and his stance on the league of nations. The piece asserts it reflects her reason and feminine intuition on a major national and international issue.
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League of Nations
How was maple sugar made in old days
Nature Notes by John Burroughs discusses maple sugar production with sap boiled in kettles and stored in hogsheads, describing old methods and equipment. It also poses questions about winter hardships, nests, and farm life, inviting readers to compare past and present practices.
Purify Your Blood with Hood's Sarsaparilla Ad
An advertisement promotes Hood's Sarsaparilla to treat chronic catarrh by purifying the blood and assisting digestion and elimination. It highlights economy with 100 doses per bottle and includes Hood's Pills as a bowel aid. The copy urges readers to obtain the remedies now.
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Hood
Chiropractic Cure Claims to Remove Catarrh Causes
An ad promoting chiropractic medicine as the only rational method to cure catarrh argues local treatments fail and nerve energy from the brain must be restored. It features testimonials, practitioner listings, and directions to clinics in Cedar Falls, Greene, Osage, and Waverly with several doctors named and contact numbers provided.
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Chiropractic
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