Controversy Over Stone Mountain Memorial Dismisses Borglum
The Stone Mountain memorial project ends with Gutzon Borglum’s dismissal by the memorial association after charges of delays and excessive demands. The plan initially included 1,200 relief figures and a 32 foot long memorial hall carved into granite. Reports say original plans may be destroyed, potentially altering the tribute to southern soldiers.
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Stone Mountain
Memorial Association of
Gutzon Borglum
Anittee
Borglum
Stage Duel Sparks Lively Comic Duel In Atlantic Cable Tale
A vintage theater scene turns into a farce as Mile. Mistinguette clashes with a bulky cabaret dancer after he blocks her entry. The incident spirals into a suggested plot for a future clever novel or play with music and spectacle.
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Mile. Mistingnette
Mademoise Hte
Gancer
Nanada
Amnisces
Minority rule and legislative absences across states
Editorial notes a trend of minority block actions as lawmakers flee to avoid quorums. It cites sixteen Ladiana senate members fleeing to Ohio to block a partisan bill, questions extradition viability, and compares toRhode Island exile cases. It argues majority rule must prevail while acknowledging limits on minority obstruction. Maj Pedro Zanni’s world flight also mentioned.
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Inwa
Ladiana Senate
Ohio
Senate
Washington
Hhodé Island
Iowa Highway Bond Vote Opposed to State Block
Editors argue the only fair move is to let Iowans vote on the highway bond issue. If approved, funds come from gasoline and motor vehicle taxes to improve roads. if rejected, keep debate open. The piece criticizes taxes and reiterates public input on major road funding.
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Atlantic News-Telegraph
Iowa
Jefferson Wee
Highway Commission
Chlorin gas treatment and iodine in public health advice
Dr Brady reviews chlorin gas therapy for respiratory diseases and notes limits for concentration and duration. He cites army findings, mentions whooping cough and bronchitis as more responsive, while tuberculosis and pneumonia show little benefit. The column also covers iodized table salt laws in Michigan and Wisconsin, and questions about tuberculosis transmission and pediatric cough remedies.
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Michigan
Michigan St Board of Heath
Wisconsin
Hay
Cleveland
B. J
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene spar over beauty and marriage as he rhapsodizes about a glamorous Mexican girl while she jeers at his fantasies and laments a dull home life, arguing about ideal spouses and romantic dreams in a lively back-and-forth exchange.
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Andrew
Imogene
Sone Cirl
Tet Sen
Voisa Sure Tn Singh
Lidler Home Journal
Jase
South Sea
France
South Sea Islands
Deen
Progress
Lincoln
Primeval Forest
Daniel Koone
Brain Tests by Saul Lette
Puzzle text filled with misspellings and day names invites solving a letter math riddle to spell a domestic animal name. It lists proper nouns Martha Howard Ben Nora Ada Rose William Peter and hints at steps of addition and subtraction to derive the answer.
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Martha
Howard
Ben
Frank
Nora
Ada
Rose
Willain
Peter
Abe Martin Jokes About Economy and Coolidge
The column parodies economic talk and teases President Coolidge as a fitting name for 9 stolen items. The tone is light and satirical reflecting a wartime or interwar humor style. Readers are invited to smile at the political jests embedded in local humor.
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Coolidge
Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Bow Wow Jigger Tale
Howard R. Garis narrates Jackie Bow Wow and his jigger a jumping jack toy. Uncle Wiggily repairs it with Jackie's help despite the WoOozie Wolf interruption, rescuing the moment and ending with Jackie happily returning home. The piece then shifts to civic reflections on home ownership and pioneering progress.
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Uncle Wiggily
Jackie’s
Jigger
Howard R. Garis
Jackie Bow Wow
Mr. Bow Wow
Jackie
Peetie
Yejana
Peetle
Wisgily
Uncle Wiggly
Hougly
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wigerly
Burroughs Nature Club Notes in 1923 column
A nature Q and A feature invites questions on birds insects and plants with answers from prior columns. It includes remarks on mockingbird singing range moonlight effects and a crustacean barnacle classification plus curious damp habitat insects leaping from logs and cellar areas.
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New England
Gulf of Mexico
Raginas
Sénshere
Ater
Views of the People Belief in Your Home Community
Waterloo Iowa February 22 A letter to the editor argues against renters and praises home ownership. It celebrates the pride and incentive of owning a home, education for children, and a stake in the community. It emphasizes the value of investing in one’s own property and future.
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Spain
Elks
Masonic
Paul Davis Co
Waterloo
Tie
Hare
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Fast Relief
Colds require three tablets at three hour intervals with the first dose giving relief and the second and third breaking up the cold. Claimed to be pleasant and safe with no opiates or stimulants. Widely used, price thirty five cents, druggists guarantee it.
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Waterloo Evening Courier
W. H. Hartman Co
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
Telephons Grand Exchange
John Harts Jackson McCo
Gen'y Mgr
Mali
Mall
Mos
Associated
United Press International
Associated Fress
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Rite
Geo
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Bicots & Finley
Representatives
Jung
Keeister
Pedro Zannl
Russia
the Kickers
Rock Rapids Review
Fray Tan
Stormy Lake Pilots Triowne
Ptt
Pated Nichways
Bropworth
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Register
Des Moines
Cumming
William Brady, M.D
Conprighe
Nat'l
Lewell
J. Edward B. Vedder
PL Sawyer
United States Army Medieval Corps
Bier
Army Medical Corps
Mes
W. R
Cri
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Saul Lette
Abe Martin
Joe
Gola
Tinay Joe
Tas
Joe- Ysel
Joe Tum
Tom
Tal
Dane
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin CO
Nature Notes
Pape
Hall-Ekfelt Co
Buck’s
Buck
Haill-Ekfelt Co
Bridge Street
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