Paris conference schemes distort aims and debt plans
An analysis rails at the Paris conference covert aims, alleging a program to cancel debts owed to the Allies, pool war costs by wealth and population, and force German bonds. It argues the true plan sought Senate approval of a league covenant before shaping aggressive economic reparations and foreign policy, constrained by American oversight.
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Senate
League
America
North America
France
Italy
Wilson
United States
Europe
Congress
Former Utah Senator Sutherland Considered for Top Posts
Mark Sullivan asserts George D. Sutherland, a former Utah senator, could become attorney general or secretary of the interior. Sullivan praises him as one of America's finest lawyers after noting his broad experience and qualifications.
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Mark Sullivan
George D. Sutherland
Utah
America
Sutherland Seen for Attorney General Post
The piece debates Senator Sutherland as a candidate for attorney general, praising his legal mind but doubting his speed in delivering results. It notes support for him while cautioning overdetail and cites other topics including Good Samaritans on the Illinois Central on Christmas Day and national tax plans.
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Senator Sutherland
Sullivan
Sutherland
A. Mitchell Palmer
Mr. Sutherland
Attorney General
Justie
Supreme Court of the United States
The New Samaritan by Frank L Stanton
A fragment poem depicting a fallen traveler begging for help as the true Samaritan figure passes by. The speaker laments the lack of light and aid, recounting walking a dark road while others ignore a call for assistance.
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the New Samaritan
Frank L. Stanton
Health Talks By JOHN R. HUBER A Mt M D
Health boards and schools in America and territories use medical inspectors and nurses to examine children for infections and defects. They notify parents to seek care, and treat minor illnesses via school nurses when parents cannot afford care. The column also shares an improvised window tent anecdote and invites questions to Dr Huber with stamped envelopes.
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Philippines
Hawaii
Boards of Education
A New Year Thought on Life and Free Gifts
Hatherville writer L. L. Bringham proclaims life, health, love, sympathy, courage, tenderness, and good cheer are priceless but freely given. The piece argues these values exceed money and should be shared daily, not only at Christmas, with emphasis on giving without cost.
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L. L. Brlngham
Hatherville
Courage
Iowa editors debate school taxes and women jurors
Cedar Rapids editors argue school costs are not taxes but education duties funded by all property, while Sioux City Journal defends women jurors against removal. The piece notes Governor Grimes’s 1855 view and urges preserving juror inclusion amid evolving standards.
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Cedar Rapids
James W. Grimes
Iowa
Friend Wife By Roe Fulker son
Imogene challenges Andrew’s claim to youth while he defends his manly vigor and age as a state of mind. A visit from Emily exposes a drunken man being carried away, prompting humor about aging and social expectations. The scene ends with unfinished chatter as Imogene and Andrew react to the incident.
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Imogene
Andrew
Cheel
Althe
Providence
Emily Jones
Emily
Papa
Andrew Finshed
Nature Notes The Dreath Moves Onward In Prohibition Era
A fragment from Nature Notes discusses prohibition pressures across North America, noting Canadian provinces Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta, and asks readers questions about wild strawberries varieties dry conditions and how woodpeckers drummed. It hints at climate severity pushing alcohol as a necessary comfort among frontier communities.
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Burlington
British America
Oraitie
Canada
Manitoba
Saskatchewan
Alberta
Brain Test Answers In John Burroughs Map Quiz
A 19th century quiz section answers wildlife and home life questions. It asks if different bird species flock in winter, notes animals eating dirt in winter, and states a house reflects its owner. The page includes arithmetic puzzles about weights on a seesaw and a statue of General Grant in botanical gardens, with quotes from Jiouth's Companion.
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Winer
Humboldt
Plin
Groanland
Harry
B. Joban
Tom
Johlin
Botanical Gardens
Washington
Grant
Lim
Jiouth
The Sandman Story By Mrs F A Walker
A Mother Field Mouse shelters a visitor in winter and later helps two young field mice gain a home. The visitor repays kindness by guiding them away from a barn cat, teaching a lesson of generosity. Tomorrow's tale is Mr Fox and Dragon Fly. It is noted the president of the United States should not sit on the left of his carriage.
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Mother Field Mouse
Motherfield Mouse
Reddy Mouse
Tim
Mr. Hawk
Mistress Puss
Maver
Reddy
Ine
Puss
Reddr Field Mouse
House Mouse
Fleid Mouse
Mr. Fox
Dragon Fly
Nips States
The Shore Lights Appear
Brenda nears New York with a sense of adventure while isolated on deck and unsure if Roger Daly will meet her. Mrs Darcey offers shelter. Brenda suspects her trunk list vanished, prompting a possible stay at Mrs Darcey’s flat. Lights along the harbor hint at new unknown lands and decisions ahead.
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Unknown Lands
Brenda
Mrs. Darcey
New York
Mrs. Darcy
Roger Daly
Eyven
Mrs. Darey
Don Sung claims boost in egg-laying hens profits
A letter from Mrs. Jennie Daridaoa of Fate Center Ban describes hens increasing daily egg output after feeding Don Sung a tonic. The ad promises high returns on two dozen eggs daily, offers a money back guarantee, and sells Don Sung for 13 a percentiae tone or 104 by mail from Borrell-Dugger LC of Indianapolis.
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Don Sung
Jennie Daridaoa
Fates Center
Ban
Davidson
Hena
Rackase
Borrell-Dugger LC
Columbia Bldg
Indianapolis
Ind
Homemade cough syrup using Pinex and syrup
A simple home remedy combines 12 to 24 ounces of Pinex with a pint of syrup to create a powerful cough syrup. It claims quick relief for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness, and bronchial asthma, saying it treats the cough at its cause and tastes pleasant. The ad urges asking for 24 ounces of Pinex and promises satisfaction or refunds.
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Pinex Co
T. Wayne
Ind
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