The Blake Resolution Sparks Debate In Iowa Legislature
The Waterloo Courier analyzes Representative Blake’s push to have the Iowa General Assembly back Kenyon for U S president. Editors warn it diverts from state business and could jeopardize political fortunes amid Ireland and international debt talks.
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Fayette
Judge Kenyon
United States
Courier
Sudes Kenyon
Iowa
Kenyon
Kendall
State House
Dir
Clais
Thirty-ninth General Assembly
Bome Wees
Pneumonia Advice and Health Questions in 1910s Column
California reader questions pneumonia risk on winter travel and housing. Dr Brady cites Panama experiments by General Gorgas showing crowding reduction prevents pneumonia. He notes Chicago and Buffalo advice, urges prudent travel, and warns against fanfare. The column includes short health Qs about thrush, aspirin, hand care, and weight concerns.
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Michigan
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Geilfomnia
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U A
Panama
Rand
Gene Gor 1
Chicago
Buffalo
Gorgas
Tomorrow Phil's Awakening
In a tangled social circle Kay learns Phil kept his distance over Susanne who married into power to escape scandal. Susanne confesses love, Kay consoles him as he realizes his wife Sheila sought social rehabilitation through marriage. The piece ends with Phil facing a hard truth about women and choices.
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Andrew
Imogene
Mitty
Kitty
Taan
Man
Hushamts
Andrew Gay
Van
Dolly
John
Myra
Helen
United States
Agai
Ema
Shela
Phil
ser _rowe
Susanne
Kay
Ibaby
Ilean
Sheila
Spencer
Scandal
Sue
Love and Betrayal Surround Sheila Elliston Story
In a tense recounting, Phillip Spencer confronts marital strain as Sheila distances herself. Susanne’s anonymous letter fuels suspicion, while Kay defends Sheila, and Phillip wrestles with revealing Sheila’s true feelings and the risk to his honored name. The dialogue hints at a deeper love triangle and impending separation.
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Altho
Skeita
Phil
Sheila
Sheshag
Als
Gossin
Phillip Spencer
RIDDLE PUZZLE AND LUCKY LOSS BALANCE
A word riddle asks for a seer in every line and hidden hints within Tuine and the trader. The math puzzle shows Charlie Plunger with 720 dollars, losing 432 and 233, then fractional losses leaving 192 and 114, then staking at 4 to 1 and winning 576 equal to prior losses.
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Minott
Charlie Plunger
Grypt King Tut and uniform one story homes narrative
Abe Martin reflects on the late King Tutankhamen and a fear that a free country allows anyone to move into a new area and build eight or so identical one story houses, all alike, highlighting a housing sameness issue.
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Tutankhamen
O' Grypt
Gittin
Stranger Doll Reappears With a New Head and Gown
In a playroom tale a Wax Head Stranger Doll, once melted by steam, returns with a fresh head and dress, while the other dolls debate her value and origin. Teddy Bear suspects a secret as Rosetta and Paper Doll note differences in appearance and materials.
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Rosetta
Stranger Dolt
Teddy
Paper Doll
Rozetta
Stranger
Doll
Tam
Sing the hopeful song as we walk the road
A fragmentary lyric expresses springtime optimism and resilience. The speaker urges cheerful travel despite fears and dangers, promising joy and lighter loads by whistling away woes. The piece invokes wolves and lions as threats, then rejects them with a joyful, determined outlook.
Doll Hospital Visit Sparks Compliments
A narrator recalls a man at a doll hospital praising a child’s value beyond many dolls. Teddy consoles Rosetta while Paper Call and others observe, with talk of lasting worth and precious toys in a domestic scene.
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Ned
Teddy
Rosetta
Paper Call
Hospital as Asset and Social Duty in Des Moines Debate
Dr Nelson argues on hospital expansion in Des Moines that each bed adds economic value, framing hospitals as both refuge and business asset. The discussion spans patient care, community needs, and the financial impact of new facilities amid critiques of profit motives.
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Soniig
Marshalltown
Nelson
Sioux City
Des Moines
Nis
Buelness
Donn J
Notson
Hair Care Advertisement Promotes Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Shampoo
Early 20th century ad urges careful washing to avoid dry scalp and brittle hair. It touts Mulsified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free, easy to lather, cleanses scalp and hair, leaves hair silky and manageable, and claims cheap, widely available from pharmacies.
Railroads and private capital in historical governance debate
The article contrasts private capital's possible return to manage railroads with past experiences before 1905. It notes advocates of government ownership could learn from the Italian model while citing a tale of white furred ermine and its blood-sucking predation as a curious analogy to control dynamics.
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Italy
Davenport Times
New People’s Government
Mussolini
Teader
Black Shirts
Beautiful Hair In A Moment Uses Danderine Remedy
Immediate results promise white fluffy hair with luscre and apparent thickness. Danderine cleanses hair, eradicating dandruff, invigorating the scalp, and reducing shedding. The product is described as a cheap, non greasy tonic that strengthens roots and promotes longer, stronger hair.
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