Woodrow Wilson remembered as a great American leader
The obituary reflects on Woodrow Wilson as a scholar statesman and wartime president. It recalls his role in shaping postwar peace, his world league idea, and his impact on American politics. It notes both his achievements and criticisms, calling him the greatest scholar to occupy the White House and a builder of a new world map.
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Wilson
Woodrow Wilson
S Strest
Whits House
United States
Europe
Wen
Srents
Senate
Virginia
Georgia
Princeton
Democratic defense of Teapot Dome inquiry backfires
The piece asserts that Democratic efforts to pin Teapot Dome on Coolidge backfired, urging nonpartisan oil-mess investigations for the country's good and warning against partisan use of the issue to damage the Republican candidacy. It notes indications that the inquiry is being conducted nonpartisanly.
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MATCO
Coolidge
Turbulent European Monarchy and US Party Nominations
The P P party nominates R R Painter for president despite Ford not running. Vorwaerts denounces Wilhelm II as the downfall of Germany and links him to war. Sister Frances Mavier receives the Legion of Honor for long service. Julia Cheshire of Assumption claims a high bushel record as a candidate for champion woman commander.
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Vorwaerts
Berlin
William 1
Germany
Frederich Thimme
Thimme
Wilhelm
Foreign Office
Wilhelm I
Wilhelm II
Bismarck
William
People's Party
People’s Progressive Party
Henry Foard
White House
Ford
Coolidge
P. P. Party
R. R. Painter
BR. R. Painter
Fort Dearborn
Mich
Henry Mord
Ito Soing
Frances Mavier
Fay
Julia Cheshire
Assumption
United States
Not in Fight Between Political Parties
Iowa editors discuss oil lease scandal coverage in New York papers, defending bipartisanship and cautioning against party blame. Columns from Cedar Rapids and Mason City reflect on Prohibition era tensions and political maneuvers, with references to Coolidge and Hopkins era figures.
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Nes Moines
Dudley Field Malone
Democratic Party
New York
Malone
Hull
National Democratic Committee
New York Tribune
President Coolidge
New York World
California
Coolidge
Friend Wives and Bachelor Friends in RoE Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss bachelors and marriage angles, noting how bachelor friends affect wives and marriages. They contrast ages from 20 to 45, praising a 45 year old bachelor for his charm, wisdom, and playful intrigue that disarms women.
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Henderson
Andrew
Fie
Imogene
Billy Sands
Ling
Brown Hen's Proud Nest and a Duckling Surprise
The Brown Hen discovers five large brown eggs and boasts of her future chicks. Speckled Hen warns of envy, Granny Duck reveals the eggs are ducklings, and the pale pride backfires as the brood swim in the pond, leaving Brown Hen ashamed and bereft.
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Brown Lon
Dr. Drake
White Hen
Brown Hen
Granny Duck
Granny
Brown Hee
Luse
Advisable Odorless Gas Heating Draws Health Review
In a health column dentist concerns over odor from new pipeless gas stoves prompt Dr Brady to explain that sulfur compounds and carbon dioxide from combustion may cause headaches and air irritation. He suggests better ventilation or routing exhaust to chimney to reduce pollution without compromising office comfort.
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Viedantiat
Abe Martin remembers boots and a late message
The Abe Martin style narrator recalls rough days when wet boots needed warming before wearing. Mrs. Tipton Bud responds to a message for her daughter with a plan to greet her tonight and warn her in the morning.
Virginia Motors With Herb in First Movie Day
Virginia Fairfax, daughter of Virginia's first families, pursues film fame in Los Angeles. She befriends Gloria Summers and meets wealthy Herb Richardson who courts Gloria. Amid party talk and preproduction nerves, Virginia endures long waits on set, worries about Herb’s fate, and contemplates her debut closeup while planning to inform Gloria of recent hospital news.
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Virginia Wairfax
Virginia
Bert
Wimlard
Sway
Los Angeles
Gloria Summers
Herbert Richardson
Gloria
Nersell
Hert Richardson
Herb Richardson
Fla
Herb
Billy Johnson
Ife
Goria
Secon Ane
Tom Warner
Jack Thompson
Tommy Warner
Tommy
Summers
Mike
Miss Summers
Thompson
Right
Gloria Suto
Mors
Ria Summers
Ria
Salled
Try Dalton
Kitty
Dorothy
Kitty Dalton
Hern
Richardson
Althedia
Virgie
Kia
Ata
Virginia Motors
BRAIN TESTS By SAM LO D
Fragmented puzzle item presents wordplay challenges and arithmetic clues. It mentions parts of speech, the Grand Canal bridge in Venice, vocal ranges, oak fruit, cuticle thickening, and metallic vessels with steps toward spelling a sea east of Italy.
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Grand Canal
Venice
Italy
Willie
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Inquiries and Answers
Readers of Burroughs Nature Club questions ask if fishes can outpace birds and seek scientific details on how mushrooms affect trees including time to kill a tree. They also request the scientific name for the wishbone in birds and whether all birds have one.
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Reid
Miss L. A
Sea horses and gnats in curious questions
A Q and A style note discusses sea horses, their habitat, and why they’re rare in home aquariums. It covers Hippo campus hudsonius range, occasional 12 inch specimens on the Pacific coast, and why professional setups are needed for seawater and crustacean diet. It also explains gnats eats nectar and decaying matter, distinguishes winged and larval feeding, notes crop digestion in birds, and cites tobacco use in Britain.
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Atlantic
Massachusetts
South Carolina
Pacific
Mexico
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W. E. Hartman Co
John C. Hartman
Jackson BfeCoy
Treas
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Mos
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Ofice
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Cire
Dougherty
Washington, D.C
Philadelphia
Chicago
San Francisco
Storr
Hrooks & Finley
Rep
Woodrow Welson
McAdoo
Gregory J
Doheny
Fall
Uoon
Ierely
Gregory
Washington
Inko
Supreme Court
Cedar Rapids
Herbert
Harding
Merciful Creammills
Mason City
Stofflaw
Tom
Hiram
Council Bluffs
Hiram Johnson
Teapot Dome
Calvin
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Sandman
Mrs. FP. A. Walker
William Brady, M.D
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Abe Martin
Oxy Ee
Mortimer
Stoe
Slane
Copyrisights National Newspaper
Virginias
SAM _LO
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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