Roosevelt Memorial Echoes Across the Nation
A reflection on national memorial services for Theodore Roosevelt, noting how unity in tribute transcended party lines. The piece argues sincerity and fairness as essential public virtues and suggests rivers of public opinion favor transparent leadership and the golden rule. It also whimsically proposes insuring icemen against a harsh winter as a business idea.
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Senator Lodge
Westminster Abbey
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Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Mit
United States
Goy
French worry over Germany's return to power stirs postwar fears
Reports from multiple sources indicate French concern that Germany may again threaten Europe, prompting fears allies will be caught off guard. The piece notes that German plans, including a possible future bloodless revolution, suggest a continued quest for power, while France favors limiting German military capabilities. Also highlighted is Theodore Roosevelt receiving unprecedented international honors, marking a historic global recognition.
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France
Germany
America
Muehlen
Krapps
Switzerland
Mushlon
Ebert
Muehb- Juu
League of Nations
Iowa Editors County Bonding Favored in Road Plan
Grundy Republican says Iowa will have good roads as counties likely gain authority to build their own routes under county option. Favours local funding over statewide bonding, noting neighboring counties’ progress will push others to join the effort. Fort Dodge Messenger discusses naming of anarchists. others comment on wartime decor and hogs vs eagles in national practicality.
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Grundy Republican
Towa
Fort Dodge Messenger
Anarchy
Calico Cat Delivers A Cautionary Tale Of Outside Life
In a night time tale, Calico Cat reveals a frightening outing beyond the garden wall. Two larger cats mock the toy, one claws the cat, and a passerby mocks that it is a stuffed toy thrown from a window. The toys decide to stay in the room for safety.
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Calico Cat
Marie Doll
Sid
Sone
Tam
Marie Dodd
Mothers Smile Shapes Infant and Race Welfare
In the intimate nursing bond, the mother's warmth and contact aid the infant's development and the mother’s own growth, shaping character and future welfare of the race. Bottle feeding is discouraged except on grave occasions, while questions about aspirin, constipation, hot water, and salt are addressed with cautions and practical guidance from Dr Currier.
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Ganib
Jobn H
Friendly training of children praised by observer father
A reader, a lawyer and father of two, argues for the friendly method over strict obedience in raising children. He compares animal training to human development, urging parents to cultivate reasoning and initiative, citing American versus German military obedience as a model for intelligent compliance. He stresses guiding children toward meaningful purpose and teamwork.
Royal Bachelor of Siam Explains Royal Harem Practices
In Asia Magazine piece, Siamese royal women are kept from public life while royal marriages involve vast harems. The bachelor king rejects wholesale polygyny, pledging one wife as queen. An ad touts St Jacobs Liniment for instant pain relief without burns or stains.
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Asia Magazine
Siam
Ang
ST. Jacobs
Ha ' Bo
Wyoming Women Left Job Roles as Men Return Home
Wyoming women filled wartime gaps as husbands and brothers served, taking jobs in railroads and shops. As soldiers come back, many women will surrender positions to returning men, with union Pacific shops employing 175 at peak dropping to 75. One foreman claimed one man is worth three women.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Wyoming
Union Pacific
Ambiguous exchange from New York American noted
A fragmented dialogue hints at a social scene where a woman questions payment for keeping a younger brother out of a parlor. The man deflects, and the couple resumes engagement, though lines are unclear and incomplete.
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New York American
Dorne
Papes Cold Compound Claims Quick Cold Relief
A advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as a fast remedy for colds with facial congestion sneezing sore throat and feverishness. It promises relief within hours, urges doses every two hours for three doses, costs a few cents, and guarantees easy taste and no resistance.
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Pape
Olive Tablets Bring Quick Constipation Relief
Dr. Edwards promotes Olive Tablets as a non calomel remedy for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The sugar coated olive colored tablets soothe the bowels and liver without forcing unnatural action. One or two at bedtime relieve dark mouth bad breath dull feel sick headaches and fatigue. Available from druggists for 25 cents per box.
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Calomel
Dr. Edwards
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