William Jennings Bryan and Wilson loom in 1900s politics
A commentary on Democratic tensions between President Wilson and William Jennings Bryan. It notes Bryan's high visibility at a Washington rally, speculation on his nomination bid, and contrasts with Wilson’s stance on the league treaty. It also reports a Grange vote supporting the anti strike feature in the railroad bill, signaling farm labor tensions.
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National Grange
Farm and labor ties discussed by Chicago union chief
John Fitzpatrick of the Chicago Federation of Labor asserted that the interests of workers and farmers align closely. He spoke to Governor Lyan Frazer of North Dakota during Frazer's Chicago visit aiming to link the Nonpartisan League with Tabor under Fitzpatrick. The writer doubted the claim, citing material evidence.
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Incentives to store coal and keep mines running year round
A historical column argues for summer coal buying incentives to keep mines operating year round. It compares possible freight-rate shifts and auto license lineups to show how an annual, lower heatwave freight price could raise demand, stabilize supply, and benefit miners, railroads, and consumers. It also notes Wilson’s absence at a Jackson banquet and jokes about Miss West and Mr East’s wedding.
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Courier
Black Hawk County
Health Risks From Fragrance Oils And Tobacco Habit
Health notes warn that inhaling volatile oils from perfumery, orange peels, vanilla and coal tar derivatives can cause headaches, dizziness, insomnia, anemia and kidney distress. Protective goggles and gloves recommended. overalls should be kept clean to avoid oil exposure. Add anecdotal letters on tobacco use urge quitting, with mixed advice and humorous misadventures from readers.
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson at Royal Café clues
After a theater outing Imogene and Andrew Young attend the Royal Café where tension rises as Mrs. Young coldly eyes Imogene and a shop craze subplot unfolds. Imogene admits involvement with a certain plan described as a snowball moment, while the two couples exchange sharp banter.
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Miss Rosebush Gains Height Through Kindness
In a garden tale, Little Miss Rosebush suffers a slow growth until Robin the robin helps her by shedding leaves during a snowstorm and later tending roots. His kindness, repaid by steadfast care, leads Rosebush to grow taller than all before, admired by passersby. The moral links generous acts to exceptional beauty.
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Nature Notes by John Burroughs questions from essay
A fragment from Nature Notes by John Burroughs discusses animal behavior and protective coloration. It raises questions about bee swarms in woods, self-amputation in escape, hermits among birds, and predation, noting that eye-based defense is limited and that many mammals rely on senses beyond vision.
Iowa Editors They Have Gone Back to the Farm
Des Moines Capital notes concern over postwar rural flight following the armistice. It cites 500000 of 1200000 farmer soldiers who did not stay on farms, with many seeking city work. Government life insurance nears ten billion dollars carried by farmer-soldiers returning to civilian life.
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Des Moines
Government travel program push reaches eager travelers
An issue of the Kangen City Star discusses a government led travel campaign to Russia aimed at educating untraveled Americans. It describes efforts to recruit reluctant individuals, promote overseas excursions, and enforce compliance with laws, noting increasing boat departures and a warning that those who resist may be returned home. The piece argues travel education benefits both the traveler and those left behind.
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Wordplay and math brain teaser from Loyd No 260
Puzzle page presents clumsy fill in the blank word games and an odds based betting scenario from Loyd No 268. It includes distorted phrases about a missionary, water depth, and a horse betting scheme with fixed returns, illustrating a mixed brainteaser and arithmetic gimmick.
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A Job Not Wanted in Ireland Constable Run
A Dallas News item joking that running for constable in Ireland is unlikely, noting it would be among fewer foolish acts before death. The piece uses humorous tone to dismiss political ambitions abroad.
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Dallas News
Ireland
Dandruff Remedy Claim Enlivens Hair Care Advice
A faded ad style note promotes using four ounces of ordinary liquid arvon to dissolve and destroy dandruff. Apply at night to the scalp, rub in, and repeat over several days to stop itching and improve hair. It asserts arvon is inexpensive and readily available at stores.
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