Views of the People The Link Question in Ireland debate
A reader argues that American loyalty should align with self determination for Ireland and condemns hyphenated Americanism. He cites William Fox and British actions in Ireland, urges recognition of Ireland’s republic, and critiques U S and British positions. The writer cites Lloyd George and presses for Ireland’s right to govern itself, warning against hypocrisy in American and British policy.
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Waterloo
Washington
Jo Willam Fox
America
Lherty Heross
Ireland
Republic
London
Flanders Field
Des Moines Register
Tant
John
Hagland
Lloyd George
MS. Molloy
England
Dyer
Nero
Brown
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
John Bulls
Calgary
Belgium
Itime
Bette
Arthur Griffith
United States
Don Sung claims big egg increases for poultry herds
A letter from Mrs Essle B Ropp of Littles In presents dramatic egg production gains after using Don Sung in feed. She notes 114 eggs daily from 200 hens, up from 25 to 30, with costs about 2.50 a month. The ad touts Don Sung as a health tonic improving laying and invites a month trial with money back guarantee.
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Don Sung
Essle B. Ropp
R. BR
Littles
Hopp
Ty Don
Don Lang
Unionist Party
Trish Republic
England
Id Et Imperi
Divide and Conquer
Urrellfailed
Ugger Co
Columbia
Indianapolis
Ind
Mr Fox Shares Hidden Plan With Mr Coon
Mr Fox wakes Mr Coon and says he has an idea to rid themselves of the Stoats and their white coats. Coon awakens, believing the idea will be worth hearing, and awaits tomorrow to learn what action Mr Fox will take.
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Mr. Fox
Mr. Coon
A Worthy Bill Aimed at Disabled Soldiers Gains Passage
The piece reviews Representative Sweet's Sweet bill increasing military and naval disability allowances. It details retroactive raises from 30 to 100 dollars monthly for total disability, 80 for temporary cases, with extra aid for dependents and care, arguing public support for veterans and noting postwar readjustment challenges.
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Sweet
Uncle Sam
Germany
France
Congressman Sweet
Pioneer painter Paxson of Missoula dies at nearly 68
Efigar Paxson, a Montana painter and Indian fighter famous for western life scenes, died at his Missoula home aged about 68. He painted six murals for the Montana state capitol and eight in the Missoula county courthouse, illustrated notable books, and served in the Nez Perce war and Spanish American War. Born April 2, 1842 in East Hamburg New York he started as a scenic painter in Deer Lodge in 1878.
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Efigar
Paxson
Montana
Piocer
Missoula
Mont
Custer
Montana State Capitol
Deer Lodge
Montane National Guard
Philippines
Hamburg
N. Y
Friends’ Institute
Influenza overview and public health notes in the talk
Health talks describe influenza as an epidemic disease driven by the bacillus influenzae. It can affect up to 40 percent of a population, lasting six to eight weeks, with symptoms ranging from cold like signs to severe respiratory fever and potential complications such as pneumonia or heart and kidney disease. The talk warns of high fever up to 105 degrees, varying manifestations, and advises careful public health and future discussion.
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Imogene teases about Cork and Bob’s fights as Bob grows obsessed with golf. Cork avoids the country club pastimes, fearing freckles will ruin her dancing.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Boor
Cora
Imogene
Andrew
Bob
Cork
Jim
Nature Notes by John Burroughs on birds and snow
Answers from tomorrow on how birds learn to sing and which bird cannot rise against the wind. The snow on river surfaces, and how deep snow keeps the ground warm, insulates grass roots and organisms, and lowers surface temperature to just below freezing.
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John Burroughs
Nature
The Stoat Family Steals Our Food In Winter Tale
In a winter wood tale by Mrs. F A Walker the Four-Footed Club laments scarce food. Fox names the Stoat family as the sly culprits, noting their white coats help them move unseen in the snow while the others question the mystery of missing provisions.
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Afr. Fox
Mr. Coon
Mr. Possem
Mr. Possum
Mr. Fox
Mr. Postsum
New Platform Plan Aims To Shape Republican Reform
Iowa editors report on a Republican plan to limit campaign expenses to 1000 dollars and form a 60 member council including women to advise on the platform. The group will include lawmakers, labor, business, farmers, and the public, with 12 national committee members, crafting a Chicago submitted platform.
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Des Moines
Republian National Committee
National Committee
Congress
Committee
Chicago
Jung
Chicago mail order mixup leaves sugar missing
Mrs Em Moots wrote to a Chicago mail order house for 1000 clothes pins 60 cans of powder three croquet sets and 50 pounds of sugar and received everything but the sugar. The fun line: they can’t cut pie smaller without cutting it out.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 260
A puzzle from summer notes asks: Weary Willie and Dusty Rhodes depart Pleasantville and Joytown respectively, meeting where Willie is eighteen miles farther from Pleasantville than Dusty. Willie takes 13.5 hours to reach Pleasantville and Dusty 24 hours to reach Joytown. Determine the distance between Pleasantville and Joytown.
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Willie
Joytown
Pleasantville
Dusty Rhodes
Dusty
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