Germany to Back Stable Currency for Reparations
In the spotlight, investors would aid the capital if Germany’s government is shielded and skies remain unseized. A board including Germans but not majority could include an American at the helm. The plan aims to steady Germany’s currency to support large reparations, a move likely welcomed by mark-cursed Germans despite humiliation.
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Daily Excep ts W. H. Ashtman Co. Ad Rates and Notices
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Sweet Would Be A Good Senator In Iowa Race
The article argues Burton E. Sweet is a leading challenger to Brookhart for the Iowa Senate seat. Sweet, with a long Republican record from Waverly to Waterloo, is praised for veteran advocacy and proximity to voters. Brookhart seeks renomination with policy continuity. Sweet is shown as strongest opposing candidate.
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Moslem conversion claim shocks Sussex aristocrat
Sir Archibald Hamilton announces his conversion to Islam at the Woking mosque in London and expresses plans for a Mecca pilgrimage. He says Islam appeals to men of every background and criticizes Christians for weekly neglect. The Davenport Times notes Republican consensus among Iowa gubernatorial candidates. Mason City Globe-Gazette comments on men who live beyond their means and those entrusted with company funds.
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Personal health advice from Dr Brady on home care
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Abe Martin Advices On Right Path And Caution
The line urges readers to be sure of their course before acting and to proceed boldly if chosen. It warns that indulgence or inhaling risky substances may cause harm, urging prudent conduct and restraint.
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FRIEND WIFE By RGE FULKERSON
A domestic discussion about evenings, conversation, and social games unfolds. Imogene challenges the couple to seek meaningful talk beyond cards, criticizing constant gambling and urging engagement with politics, literature, and world events to rejuvenate their social life. Andrew resists but is pressed to rethink leisure and dialogue.
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Unreadable Dial Tone Hurts Daily Readership
Fragmentary OCR text shows dialog about gambling and fatigue, with names and phrases cut off. No clear event, date, place, or organization can be identified from the readable portion.
Tom Kittens Luck in a New Country
The tale follows Tom Kitten, a dogs-dodging, motherless wanderer who discovers a quiet world beyond city noise. He finds a warm bed, a kind caregiver, and a chance at stability after escaping danger and learning to hunt mice. He learns trust and gratitude in a new home with a caring person.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes Survey Answers 1923
Readers ask if plants breathe and why owls have odd facial feathers while details on rat tailed maggots, crawfish sound, and whale tail orientation are discussed. The column offers naturalist replies on behavior and anatomy, noting weather-influenced bird feeding, possible signaling methods, and mammal breathing needs.
Brain Tests
In a word puzzle from Sam Loud, seven minutes to solve, instructions mix culinary vessel, article, Jumping amphibian, edible tuber, key metals, buffalo hunt, carpet fasteners, and metal fastener to spell a New York State mountain group. Also notes a customer change totaling one thousand dollars with denominations listed.
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Tomorrow An Invitation to a Party
Virginia Winston travels from Virginia to Los Angeles to pursue film work and friendships. She bonds with Gloria Summers, navigates studio life, and faces Herbert Richardson's attention while wrestling with ambition, temptation, and selfworth amid a glamorous world.
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