RAND CASES AND RAIL OF IDEAS IN AMERICAN PRESS
A scanned 1913 newspaper page discusses the Rand School licensing case in New York, tracing Rand estate influences from Burlington Iowa to Grinnell College. It links Herron and other figures to socialist ideas, cites Ambassador Harvey, and comments on postwar economics, prohibition, and German actions in the Ruhr, noting broader US media and political tensions.
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TL Hartman CO
West Park Ave
Tel
John. Hartman
AL W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Net
Bce
Waterton
Iowa
Aec
Associated Press
Hes Herman Ara
Meniber
Dougherty
Washington
Dic
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks& Finley
Supreme Cour of
New York State
University of the State of
Lic
American Socialist Society
Rand School of Social Science
New York City
Lcense
Rand
Burlington
Socialist! ‘Society of New York
Morris Hillquit
George D. Herron
Grinnell College
Strong Denominations School of Congregationalism
Herron
Grinnell
Dr. Herron
Europe
Switzerland
Wilson
Supreme Court of New York
Hillquit
Supreme Court of the United States
Harvey
George
Return of the Saloon Debate Riles Readers in Iowa
Oelwein Register notes strong reactions as discussion of resuming widespread saloon availability circulates. The piece labels the talk as puerile and cites public sentiment split over a broad United States return to liquor venues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oelwein Register
United States
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady opinions
Medical Q and A column discusses sugar, brown sugar, and molasses as nutrition for children, noting minerals lost in refinement and suggesting brown sugar and molasses as a beneficial combo. Includes advice on calling indigestion, sweating feet, sleep disturbances, and alcoholism treatment, with letters to Dr Brady and instruction to send stamped envelopes for responses.
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William Brady, M. D.oted
National
Maderetert
Brady
William Brady
Elephant Talk Over a Bank Visit and a Bazar Plan
Imogene pushes Andrew to withdraw all their money from First National after a tense bank visit. She distrusts the teller, describing a wary scene of scrutiny and faded trust, while Andrew plans to move funds elsewhere but delays due to business with Jud Perkins at the discounts window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Andrew
Inie Bene
Téllear
Darling
Dearie
Eliza
Elihu
Sou
Jud Perkins
Dry nation with scattered wet spots and pro prohibition
The text notes that the nation was legally dry before national prohibition arrived, with few wet areas. People in dry states could travel to obtain liquor or ship it across borders, while many favored ending the saloon though a strong minority supported it. It emphasizes vigilance and the price of enforcement.
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Sunole
Henry
Wallace
Harding
Republic
Blue Sky
Golfister
Oases
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q&A Preview
Fragmented text from a 1624 style nature club column asking readers to submit questions about nature. It mentions Questions on blues birds broods cactus distribution soil impact and snake stones cures, with answers promised in tomorrow’s notes. The legible portion contains inquiry prompts and garbled historical notes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Notes
Aoil
Providence and nature weave through spring and sea
The text blends reflections on seasons, music of heaven, and Providence with a tangent about venom and insects. It includes lines about spring awakening love, winter fading, and the sea’s constancy, alongside a note on a venomous snake and a dragonfly fossil question. It ends with birds nesting habits near quiet water.
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Nuttall
Whson
Love and Secrets Entangle Sheila Elliston in a Tangled Romance
A recovering Mrs. Wilmington befriends her nurse Sheila Elliston. Phil, her brother, returns from abroad and marries Sheila after a past love with Walter Jones Jr. But a web of letters threats, Susanne Jones, and family deceit tests Sheila as she and Kay seek Walter Jones to clear the riddle and confront Susanne. Tony Soper looms with mysterious help as a rendezvous is planned.
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Wilmington
Sheila Elliston
Sheila
Walters
Walton
Dr. Thornton
Phil
Susanne Jones
Susanne
Kasila
Phil Sheila
Walter Jones
Ine
America
Tony Soper
Amsterdam
S. Roll’ R
Philip Spencer
Hadj
the Rock
Miss Jones
Spencer
Su‘panne Jones
Dieter
House of Jones
Kay
Walter
Tony Seper
Tony
The Faithful Prince Part TK
A prince tale unfolds with Zalito Carlos and Rollo competing for kingly fate. Trust broken, a lock and door reveal treachery. Rollo returns to power while his brothers seek mercy. The king forgives, laying groundwork for a peaceful reign as lessons about loyalty emerge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zalito
Carlos
Zallup
Rollo
Lvarty
Calito
Griaeve
Ratio
ReHo
Zalite An
Andy Wicked
Abe Martin Chronicles a Smoky Jacket Fiasco and Tragic Death
In a local humorous note Abe Martin describes overhyped gales manship and a comic misadventure with a new smokey jacket. The piece ends with a grave line about Mrs Tipton Buds uncle being killed while pondering something unclear.
Brain Tests by Sam Lat Minute to Answer This
A reader reports a conversation with the Food Commissioner about market baskets, prices, and a proposed adjustment to costs. The piece discusses calculating costs under present prices and imagines a full basket for five dollars less than net costs.
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Sam Lat
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Aleady
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Friend
Roe Fulkerson
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Miffling
Prink L, Stanton
Fred
Yen - Soon-t
Goa
Wlei
Vanier
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Madame
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F. A. Walker
the Faithful Prince
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Abe Martin
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