CUMMINS MERITS RETURN TO SENATE
Indications point to the renomination and reelection of Senator Cummins for another term. Public sentiment favors not disturbing him, with Iowa leaders like Lafe Young backing his continued service. His leadership of the interstate commerce committee makes him essential for pending railroad legislation and long term policy.
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Cummins
Lafe Young
Des Moines
Des Moines Capital, A Few Days Ago. Mr Young
Senator Cummins
Young
Mr. Cummins
Farmer
Republican Party
Senator Young
Senate
Iowa
Interstate Commerce Committee
Effective Medicine in Rhetoric of Defense Minister Noske
The German defense minister Noske advocates a hard line against radicals by using force, jailing suspects without access to confederates, and suppressing publications that support radical viewpoints. The approach has led to numerous arrests and crowded jails, signaling a strict suppression of dissent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noske
Defense
Feds
German anti radical policy cited in wartime editorial
The piece argues that soft-minded states tolerate radicals while stronger measures force their propaganda down. It praises Noske's approach to anarchists, proposing swift removal of leaders to curb agitation and prevent dangerous influence on allied efforts.
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Noske
Church Tries Drama To Fight Theatres In Fort Dodge
A Fort Dodge pastor plans a complete moving picture setup in a church to present films for congregations with moral themes. The trend spreads to New York where a Methodist church stages a major religious pageant similar to Columbus Warfarer. Spurred by such shows, churches may adopt dramatic devices to attract crowds and influence society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Dodge
Methodist Episcopal Church
New York
Church
Playhouse
Methodist Priscopal Church
Columbus
Interchurch World Movement
Madison Square Garden
Madison,Square Garden
Jines
Fort Madge
Methodist
Osteomyelitis warn from medical guidance and hair query
Health column discusses possible osteomyelitis from a knee injury with persistent swelling and pus, warns of bone infection risks and need for prompt surgery, then shifts to hair care and a humorous digression about dance and social expectations. It includes patient questions about tuberculosis risk and sanatoria context, and ends with a light monologue on anticipating a partner's actions.
Nature Notes by John Burroughs Answers in Mondays
Questions on marsh hawk hunting differences between hare and rabbit ragweed virtues oriole nesting variations cows leadership and behavior of cows bees nectar and honey production explained in Burroughs style with observational detail plus notes on bee nectar water and formic acid in the sting concerns.
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Nature
The Sandman Story By Mrs F A Walker
Mr Fox visits a farm at night to offer health tips to young chicks in a deceptive manner. He urges them to flee the unhealthy coop and seek a bigger home, but the older hens and Mrs Old Hen see through the ruse. The chicks return, while Fox leaves, planning another visit as the debate over politics continues in Washington.
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MR. Fox
Indead
R.H. Finney
Reelsville
Ind
Cutiura Toilet Trio
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss dance floor mystery after returning from a dance. He laments women dancing with different partners and notes they can anticipate partners’ moves. Imogene replies with a brief, teasing retort about his attentiveness.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Hoover support noted by New York World in Iowa claim
The Davenport Times reports the New York World will back Herbert Hoover for president in any nominating scenario. The piece notes Hoover’s native Iowa state pride while indicating Senators and Representatives in Washington reject being stamped by the World’s endorsement.
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Hoover
Davenport
West Branch
Iowa
New York World
Herbert
Licket
Washington
In This New Year by Frank L Stanton
A lyric poem reflecting on love and hope as the New Year arrives. The speaker questions whether love endures trials and fears, yet finds a dream and voice of tenderness in the dark, amid winter winds, suggesting shared hearts remain.
Shaw on America Facing Socialist Expulsion
New York World reports George Bernard Shaw saying Americans are barbarians, bolstered by New York Legislature’s expulsion of five Socialists. He calls it a challenge to direct action and a prelude to a war of political creeds more deadly than seventeenth century religious wars, noting his past refusal to visit the U S without safe conduct and reflecting on President Wilson’s status.
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WH. Hartman CO
Wet Park Ave
John C. Hartman
Peterson, Treas
Gon
Mgr. Gaiby
Iowa
Waterloo
Lows
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Tree
Washington, D. C
Munsey
G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Brooks & Finle
South
Hoover
Granna
North Dakota
Middlewest
Washington
California
New York World
National
Sioux City Journal
Herbert Hoover
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 283 City in Each Sentence
Puzzle text presents a Loyd brain teaser about discovering a city hidden in each sentence. It discusses Sara’s wit, a carver, and payment satisfaction, then shifts to a Money/ratio puzzle with coin counts and divisibility, concluding with a note on sums not including $1.20 and a wife taking three dimes from her husband’s pile.
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Sara
Pape's Cold Compound Promises Quick Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Cold Compound as fast relief for severe cold symptoms. It claims dosing every two hours, usually after three doses, opens clogged nostrils and air passages, stops runny nose and headache, and ends feverishness and sneezing at a low cost.
MARLIX claims quick relief for stomach trouble
Advertorial letters praise MARLIX for immediate relief from indigestion and related symptoms after years of suffering. It cites testimonials from Boston and Guthrie and urges readers to obtain liquid MARLIX from The Matrix Co. in Fort Wayne with local distributors listed.
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Jos
J. Clark
Boylston
Boston
Mass
Maria
Meriswether
Guthrie
Martix Co
Fort Wayne
Ind
Ftruggiate
Waterloo
C. J. Miller
Fourth St
Wangier Bros. Co
Bartholdi statue to be pulled down questioned
The speaker mocks evolving revolutions and labels, calling Louis XVI an avowed socialist of 36 years and noting that American states remain primitive in persecuting opinion. He asks when the Bartholdi statue will be pulled down, framing the issue as a clash between civilization and mob mentality.
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Lews XVI
Bartholdi
Credit and borrowing wisdom from Er. H. Harriman
Harriman argues that borrowing signals progress and expansion. He says individuals and firms should borrow to move ahead, while those who do not need money show stagnation. Credit, he claims, compels timely meeting of obligations and drives advancement.
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H. Harriman
Armistice Claim Promises Health Through Carers
An advertising fragment touts peace with life by using carers claiming to cleanse liver and bowels, cure biliousness and constipation, and prevent stomach upset and dull head, asserting they work silently while you sleep and cost little. The tone imitates wartime rhetoric.
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Tris
MR. Jones
John RB
Huber
Philip
Mr. Paderewski
Dacter
Mall
John B. Huber
Thia
Andrew
Garden of Eden
Imogene
Boat Club
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Baltimore
Middle
Apiri
Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
Lyovene
Epttors
Frank L Stanton
President Wilson
Sam Loyd
Pape
Holland
Baker’s!Cocoa
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