TARIFF DEBATE AND US DISARMAMENT POLICY
The piece discusses Senators Smoot and King proposing inquiries into tariff production costs and the next steps on disarmament. It notes Coolidge seeking $58,000 for America's delegation to a conference, stressing cautious participation, no pledge of disarmament policy, and a preliminary inquiry role rather than binding decisions. The article references farmer reactions to tariff changes and editorial perspectives on price fixing and subsidies.
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King
Tlah
Congress
America
Tariff Commission
Philadelphia Ledger
Farmer
Fordney-McCumber
Bureau Federation
Washington
Souihern Gotes
Thahgras
United States
Jon
League
Geneva Meeting Opens on Disarmament Talks With U S
The United States representatives at Geneva attend the preliminary disarmament discussions as the meetings open. If Congress acts favorably on the president's appropriation request, progress may follow swiftly.
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TRS
Geneva
United State
Governor Demands Answer Over Tamp Fight Disgrace
A governor in a contusion wealthy state erupts over a staged bell fight in Hillsborough County at the Tamp s area. Sheriff questioned for not stopping the event as the Vampa Humine society calls the exhibit a refined affair while fighters from Mexico Spain and Cuba depart in disgust.
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Foriaa
Contusion
Hillsborough County
Tamps
Vampa Humine Society
Mexico
Spain
Cuba
Edison says world can get along without inventions
A collection of editorial quips from IOWA EDITORS and newspapers, noting Thomas A. Edison’s claim about fewer new inventions and contrasting reader responses. The pieces discuss audience impact on entertainment, the value of applause, and humorous takes on public life, broadcasting, lost and founds, and poll taxes.
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Charles City Press
Thomas A. Edison
Edison
Menopause Is Not A Change Of Life Says Dr Brady
In a health column by William Brady M D the author challenges the idea that menopause is a life change and urges women to seek individual medical advice. He criticizes some physicians and tonic sales tactics while stressing metabolic causes for hot flashes and the need for tailored care from one’s own doctor.
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Phe Nester
Dora
Mkturve
N. V. aAnswern—Health Department
Brady
Hime
Grant
Dr. Brady
Wiliam Brady
Spindrift 4 Novel of the Great Lakes
In Harold Titus's Spindrift the escape of Olaf Thornberg and the conviction of Captain Carl Garrison frame a perilous Great Lakes tale aboard the Norseman and later the Three Hopps. Garrison probes his memory of Thornberg’s cabin murder while facing rivalries with Janey Needham and Haines as storms lash the lake and a dangerous plot unfolds. The crossing aboard the weathered boats tests courage, loyalty, and survival.
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Great Lakes
Harold Titus
Carl Garrison
Olaf Thornberg
Thornpares
Needham
Goodheart
Garrison
Janey Needham
Haines
Wnans
Cane Meecham
Gary Run
Needhams
Old McDonough Had a Farm Song Card
A playful line item recalls Old McDonald style verses with repeated chick sounds. The snippet captures a rhythmic chorus imagining farmyard birds and their chirps in a jubilant, nostalgic tone.
Three Hopps Stranded After Engine Failure At Sea
The Three Hopps lose steering as a bearing fails and a crankshaft section breaks. William, Willie, and Will face a powerless, drifting craft in northeast gale near Paint Detour, Summer Island, recalling shipwrecks and dangers before night.
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William
Will
Willie
Pott
Summer Island
Poverty Island
Green Bay
Great Lakes
Abe Martin Stirs Debate Challenge to Prof Coolidge
In cautious times Abe Martin suggests the only truly safe action would be to challenge Professor Coolidge to a public debate. The remark reflects a desire for clear discourse amid uncertainty and risk.
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Coolidge
Uncle Wiggily and Hungry Billie Seeks Home
Uncle Wiggily meets Billie Bushytail in the Fir Forest as Billie, a hungry young squirrel, admits he wandered off alone while hoping to find nuts or hidden acorns. The duo, alongside Nurse Jane, begins a trek home, facing cold snow and uncertainty as Billie learns the dangers of venturing far from home.
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Mr. Hare
Uncle Wiggily
Uncle Wiggits
Jane
Bob Cat
Mr. Longears
Wiggiiy
Mrr. Langears
Billie
Wisgily
IFON
Uncle Wigesily
Nin
Hillie
The Colossus of Rhodes Statue and Its Fall
A compact retelling of Rhodes legendary Colossus, 100 feet high, built to honor Apollo after a siege. Chares directed 12 years of bronze construction, it became a wonder before an earthquake toppled it 56 years after completion. Pliny noted its awe even in ruin.
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Greece
Rome
Apollo
Rhoades
Rhodes
Turkey
Macedonia
Egypt
Chares
Pliny
Eiven
Squirrels share chestnuts after hunger forces truce
In a snowy tale Billie Bushytail bets on finding nuts under a log but meets Yippie the red squirrel guarding a store of chestnuts. After a humorous standoff, Yippie forgives the hungry gray cousin and offers help. Uncle Wiggily praises the sharing moment as Billie learns to stay closer to home.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
Questions from Burroughs Nature Club readers seek general interest biology answers. The column, credited to Houghton and Flint Co from 1925, invites inquiries about birds nostril positions snakes adornment and coros heart growth, promising responses in the paper edition.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton An Fflin Co
Opyright
Nature
B Nature Notes
Where but Mexico and Central America in Nature Notes
Answers to questions from Tomorrow's Nature Notes describe beaver tree cutting. a butcher bird attack on a caged pet. and how a fly's foot picks up disease germs. It covers birch stump diameters, aspen girth, and sticky foot pads with hair. It notes hospital patient counts in New York City.
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Mexico
Central America
Dusmore
Enos Mills
Adis
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