Waterloo Courier Urges Law Enforcement League Support
The Waterloo Courier argues for a public law and order league to back city police and fire services, urging mass citizen backing to deter crime. It stresses no intent to usurp officials, but to bolster enforcement and moral standards in Waterloo. It notes broad civic obligation and warns against indifference. It also mentions a related Japan divorce issue as a separate topic.
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Courier
Keadney
Waterloo
Law and Order League
Hmit
George
Japan
Rinmes
Ottumwa Courier
Michigan
Ford
Barney Baruch
Senator La Follette Charges Against Farm Bureau Denied
The piece portrays Senator La Follette’s accusations against the Farm Bureau. President J. R. Howard counters, defending Farm Bureau actions at a railroad related conference with railroads, coal interests and farmers. Howard denies concessions to Esch-Cummins tariff relief and affirms support for Capper Hill and Section 15-A repeal. La Follette faces the burden to prove claims amid debate over farmer benefits and railroad policy.
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la Folletta
Farm Bureau
J. R. Howard
Cou
Senator la Follette
Rairoads
Wisconsin
Lin Folletts
la Follette
Howard
Capper Hill
Mc. LaFollette
Relative Figures On War Debt And National Wealth
The American Legion Weekly presents compact war debt figures comparing nations. It notes France carries heavy per capita debt relative to assets, while the United States shows modest per capita debt and strong asset value. The analysis compares total debts, home borrowings, and implications for repudiation and future policy within a wartime context.
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Banque Pe
American Legion Weekly
Great Britain
Italy
United States
France
America
Traitain
Health Talks and Endocrines by John B Huber A N M
A health column discusses glandular therapy and the thyroid extract claim, noting physician caution and various questions about diabetes diet and child temperaments. It includes reader inquiries on sugar substitutes, diet restrictions, managing temper, and a note on the drink habit treatment using apomorphine with medical supervision.
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Enaehe
Phoebe’s Engagement Sparks Moral Debate in Town
Imogene and Andrew discuss Phoebe’s engagement to Thomas over Jim Torrey’s moneyed past and Phoebe’s preference for a man in progress. Imogene recalls shaping Andrew’s rise and notes the motherly instinct and partnership in marriage, while revealing their long shared history.
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Phoebe
Andrew
Imogene
Dim Torrey
Will Thomas
Jim
Torrey
Lfe
Farmers in Kitchen Fire Up Wood Stoves For Fuel
Sioux City Journal quotes an unnamed railroad executive saying farmers are eating in the kitchen and using wood in stoves, reducing coal traffic and raising fuel costs. The piece links farm thrift to rail and coal economics, noting higher freight rates and cash scarcity. It cites Iowa editorials critiquing primary laws and local notes on dam plans, spelling reform, and Christmas usage.
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Sioux City Journal
Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Askaloosa
Harvey
Des Moines
Mahaska
Oskaloosa
Pella
Iowa
Brain Tests Puzzle Guess in Rebus Form
A rebus snippet hints at a famous American general, alluding to a victory over Indians. Solve the yesterday’s puzzle by transforming SCOOP minus COOP plus NATL to SNALL, yielding a nickname.
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A &Ummer
Scoop
Coop
Natl
SNALL
The Guarded Heights a Wadsworth Camp
George Morton, son of a bankrupt livery owner, rises at Princeton then Wall Street amid Sylvia Planter romance and Dalrymple’s threats. Lambert, Betty, Goodhue, and Allen shape power plays while war and industry turmoil test loyalties. George plots stock disposal as clashes over labor and capital sharpen.
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George Morton
Sylvia
Princeton
Goodhue
Sam
George
Wall Street
Dalrymple
Creecge
Lambert Plan
Lambert
Betty Alston
Lambert Planter
Betty
Borge
New York
Oak- Mont
Betty Lambert
Allen
Blodgett
Kremlin
Dalrympre
Fifth Avenue
Alen
London
Gente
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Teaser
Readers submit nature questions to Burroughs Nature Club Notes. Answers preview topics on alligators nesting, preserving fish habitats, dove detection, crab shedding, harvest moon timing, and canary moult care with practical cautions.
Correct English Don’t Say Was it THEM
The passage experiments with pronoun choice in a question and answers about a prize. It contrasts collective and individual subjects and uses varied tense forms to show formal versus informal grammar in historical style.
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Lamber
Dalrymple
Josiah
Lambert
A Song of Life by Frank L Stanton
A fragment from a poem or verse by Frank L Stanton mentions life in the country and simple joys. References to singing, sunshine, and domestic scenes appear alongside a note about Jones, an old grower, taking a job editing a family magazine’s Sunshine Department.
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Jones
Abe Martin on open doors and burglary concerns
A fragment cites Abe Martin joking about open doors causing burglaries and the need for caution. The menacing tone hints at public unease and calls for vigilance in home security.
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