Serious Indictment Sparks Democratic Party Debate
The piece argues the San Francisco convention chaos over a Republican leaning delegate, labeling the action treacherous and harmful to Nominee Cox. It condemns a half vote for Lardner while praising party loyalty and criticizes Democratic blemishes and the broader political climate. It also includes notices on advertising and circulation practices from various press offices.
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King W. Lardner
San Francisco
Lardner
Chicago
Jackson
Jefferson
Bryan
Nomdnes Cox
Cox
Edwards
Great
Democratic Party
Danville Industrial Democracy Aims To Stabilize Mill
One year ago in Danville Virginia a cotton mill introduced a pioneering form of industrial democracy. Six thousand operatives and mill owners and managers explored a system intended to stabilize labor conditions and provide greater certainty and satisfaction for workers. President H R Mitzgerald proposed the plan.
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Danvile
Ai Intgs
H.R. Mitzgerald
Health Talks And Gas Safety Letters From John Huber
An exchange with the American Gas Company defends gas stove safety arguing proper combustion limits CO release. Dr John R Huber echoes cautious support for well adjusted stoves near chimneys with good ventilation to protect health. He notes CO questions stem from misinformed claims and references Dr W Gilman Thompson’s work.
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American Gas Company
Tiveryonn
United States
Thompson
Friend Wife Farce Behind a Bat and a Deceptive Note
Imogene gains control of a night out after a silly bet about going to the theater. Andrew worries about a suspicious note his wife suspects is from another woman, then discovers a decoy letter from his tailor that reveals his plan to take her out. The pair head to the Grand Theatre after a playful, revealing exchange.
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Andrew
Imogene
Jessie
Leas
Abe
Grand Theatre
50NG OF BLOSSOMS
A lyrical fragment sings of a beloved blossom with radiant eyes and sweet wisdom and compares her to a fearless noble maiden, asserting she surpasses queens and loveliest lands while pledging protection against storms.
The Sandman Story Ty MES. FL AL WALICER
The scene follows a rainbound newsboy named Fred who hawks papers under an awning as shoppers depart department stores. He earns nothing and reflects on his mother needing Sunday food money, then boards a slowing car that carries him toward the countryside with a young girl as other passengers depart. The narrative then halts at a sudden car stop near Tastiapton Street.
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W. OH
HAM
John C. Bertman
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of
Washington, D. C
Dougherty
Correston
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Cthes
Story, Brooks & Finley
Fred
Jefé
Berwin
Grace
Mr. Forbes
Reading
Sher
Herj
Pat Teka
Ny Blue
Dran
Tastiapton
McCarthy Marriage Question Puzzling Riddle
A playful brain teaser features McCarthy asking how long he and his wife have been married. The wife answers with a math based duration: she has been married two thirds of her life, and he six elevenths of his. The exchange hints at a solution about elapsed years, framed as a lighthearted newspaper item.
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McCarthy
McCarthys
Nature Notes Answers on Birds and Insects
Nature Notes by John Burroughs answers questions on bluebird song, hornets carrying large insects, and birch bark canoe materials. The column notes baby bird shell breaking, hornet predation, and birch bark canoe construction with references to cedar, spruce, and pine.
If Prices Had Risen Like That Patch Would Warn
A Des Moines reader mocks price spikes by imagining prewar costs for shoes, suits, bat, flour, and meat. The piece notes that without restraint, inflation could revive ancient fashions or even tombstone markets, leaving readers wary of future costs.
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Des Moines
St. Louis
Pogt Pis
Patch
Fie
Kaye
City versus Country in Sibley Tribune
The piece contrasts city living with country life, noting many young people prefer urban crowds. It caricatures those who follow the crowd and praise adverts. It also promotes Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy, urging readers to try it when needed.
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Chamberlain
W. G. Campbell
Butler,Tenn
T J
Sibley Tribune
Returning Chickens and civic reflections in Sioux City Journal
A brief column contrasts urban hustle with quiet country life and notes lessons on happiness. It mentions Gov. Cox staying as Ohio governor and recalls Democratic presses criticizing Senator Harding for not resigning his senate seat upon nomination. The snippet ends with a rural proverb about chickens returning home to roost.
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Sioux City Journal
Cox
Ohio
Senator Harding
Senate
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