Bolshevism described as vague danger in Russia
The piece reviews Baron Meyendorff's view of Bolshevism as a mysterious movement that could fail once its real aims are exposed, compares it to past overhyped schemes, and discusses how truth and works behind the promise would deter American workers from supporting it.
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Russia
Baron Merendorff
London
England
Baron Meyendorff
America
Kingdom Come
Neeley
Baron Mevenderit
Wheat price plan criticized as sleight of hand
The proposed plan to guarantee wheat producers $2.26 per bushel and sell back to millers and consumers at a dollar less is criticized as shifting money between pockets. The remark likens it to borrowing from Peter to pay Pelter and questions the policy’s practicality.
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Watloout
Aladdin's Cave
Matona
Natunal Treasury
America
Sam
Peter
Paul
John Barleycorn and Consumption
A reader asks about the link between heavy drinking and blood spitting, tuberculosis, and the dangers of chronic alcohol use. Dr Currier explains that blood spitting may hint at tuberculosis, and notes the prevalence of tuberculosis among alcoholics, with cautions on diagnosis and treatment options including possible surgery and diet plans.
Silhouettes vs Photographs Acurate Shadow Portraits
The writer argues silhouettes, not hand cut outlines, can capture a person’s spirit better than photographs. He cites John Barrymore’s Peter Ibbetson silhouette as conveying grace and tenderness beyond still pictures, and shares a personal tale of a man cherishing an amateur silhouette of his late wife for its deeper character.
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Chirch Lazars
John Barrymore
Peter Tiberson
Sameone
Qaier
The Sandman Story by MUS F A WALKER
Della Doll and toys react to Jack-in-the-Box’s sudden jump when a spider ticks him. A chase ensues with Teddy Bear and Rocking Horse leading to confusion about the cause. Neo Deli's protest triggers a scene until the Spider is spotted above, and the Sun Man’s light ends the chaos. The next morning the girl finds the playroom untidy.
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Della Doll
Jack
Pussie-on
Justlle
Teddy Beer
Teddy
Rocking Horse
Dina Black
Mr. Elephant
Tim Mouse
Paper Doll
Easter Rabbit
Teddy Bear
Neo Deli
Tack
Dellaoll
Army to demobilize horse and mule transport units
With peace, the army will sharply reduce horse and mule transport. Remount stocks at Rock Island and overseas will be sold, leather from saddles and harness will likely go to mail pouches for the Post Office. Leather workers’ space will be repurposed for motor vehicle repair.
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Uncle Sam
Fsa
Post Office
Rock Island Arsenal
Post Office Department
The Cigaret Ban Debate In Iowa and Beyond
The Iowa legislature considers licensing cigarets for men over 21 and continuing restrictions on minors. Critics say current law fails and may misfire, while supporters see potential reduction of youth smoking with adult cooperation. A Sioux City item rails at backyards and disrepute shaping city image. Eldora notes warn of political insomnia over wheat guarantees.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Uncle Harry Explains Ireland and Dominions’ Status
Uncle Harry describes Ireland’s push toward independence and the dominions Canada Australia New Zealand seeking sovereignty within the empire. He notes Sinn Fein gains, Ireland’s rebellion past, and the likelihood these nations will join the league of nations as independent states while Britain retains foreign control.
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Ireland
Uncle Barry
Jimmy
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Helen
Uncle Harry
South Africa
England
Irish freedom drive at Paris peace talks outlined
A Dublin meeting of the first Irish parliament declared independence and drafted an address to free nations. Count Plunkett was named to present Ireland’s claims to self-determination at the Paris peace conference, while Griffith and De Valera remained imprisoned in Britain. The piece notes Ireland’s distinct language and culture and historic rights, with commentary on the peace conference challenges and a light editorial aside.
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Dublin
Count Plunkett
Arithir Griffith
Edward de Valera
Ireland
Paris
England
Europe
Helen
Joe
Old home remedy Pins’ cough solution promises quick relief
An old fashioned home remedy touts Pinex as a fast acting cough cure. The guide explains mixing 2 1/4 ounces of Pinex with sugary syrup or honey to create a pint that supposedly saves money and soothes throat and chest infections. It claims immediate relief and suitability for colds bronchitis and whooping cough.
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The
Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Promote Youthful Health
This ad claims keeping young relies on a healthy liver and bowels. It touts Dr Edwards Olive Tablets as a gentle substitute for calomel to tonify the liver, purge impurities, and restore vigor, noting the olive color and prices of 10c and 15c per box at all druggists.
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H. Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Hartman
AW. Peterson
Freus
Gen'l Mer
Cartier
Mail
Gee
Associated Pi
Associated Press
Waterloo
Iowa
Washington.s D. C
Munsey Blas
Dougherty
Philadelphia
Story
Brooks & Finley
Hep's
Edwards
Ohio
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Rim- Dry
Fife
von Leinstein
Washington
Germany
John Barleycorn
Dortora
Currier
Sandman Story
Mus. F. A. Walker
Huha
Niliat Witet
Noreed Chaphow
Aboh
Naughty Papa
Parrous Tout
Mallie
Merci
Beaucoup
Mnnateur
DRC
Mdarsuaiui
Limes Nepuonean
Nell
Secretary of State
Neff
Sioux City Journal
Eldora Ledger
Sinn Fein
iEngland
French
Ulster
Sinn
Althe
Hingland
Scotland
Wales
Britain
League of Nations
Belgium
Great Britain
FEIN
Tharsh Nmea
Ano
Hiis
Harry
Warry
SA Aire Ae Ce Coal
Cary Dealar
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