World Court debate echoes across party lines
In a long addressed discussion Senator Johnson Doubts U S role in world court while Secretary Hughes defends engagement. Both urge America to join justice efforts, linking domestic problems to global peace and warning against isolation.
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Bowlegged Brambino and Child Health Guidance
In Personal Health by Dr. William Brady the piece discusses bowlegs in infants, noting rickets as a major cause and stressing correct feeding, outdoor activity, and walking as beneficial. It covers braces, splints, and possible surgery for severe cases, and includes reader questions on prickly heat adenoids and homework.
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William Brady
Friend Wife and a Bootlegging Night Tale
Andrew tells Imogene he went to the country club to play poker and left with a woman after helping with a flat tire. A suitcase full of Scotch whisky is found when a motorcycle cop stops them at the city limits. He ends up in custody before police captain Joyce releases him. Imogene refuses to believe his account.
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The Sandman Story The Giant's Castle Transformation
The princess frees a white bear in the underwater cave and discovers the giant's castle has a secret. Mermaids reveal a plan to restore the prince from the bear, and the princess fears the giant's wrath as she contends with escape and revelation.
Princess Breaks Spell as Sea Giant’s Captive Ends
The princess declares the spell broken and leads the youth and mermaids through a stair passage. Mermaids wait on a window sill as the Sea Giant’s truth unfolds. Dolphins lift the group to the ocean shore as the prince recounts his strange tale.
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Moe
Minorities Did It Warns Iowa Voters to Engage More
Burlington Hawk-Eye urges attention to low voter turnout in Wisconsin and Iowa where only about 42 to 45 percent of eligible voters cast ballots in recent elections. It argues a minority elected senators La Follette and Brookhart and calls for civic participation to influence government. Marshalltown Times-Republican notes Gov. Preus received a $25 000 annual job offer from a life insurance firm and questions Magnus value on the executive market.
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Brain Tests by Sam Lotd
Puzzle style item prompts readers to spell out names of small objects and perform subtractive steps to reveal a sea related name. The instruction asks to answer yesterday and to spell the word SPARK. The fragment presents a dated tone and a playful challenge typical of a light feature in a newspaper.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By a Writer
Malcolm Starmount a rich young man abandons his wild life to help Mary Devlin and her brother Eddie. Mary blossoms and trains for opera while competing with Laura Lambert for Starmount. Doubts, rivalries, and a storm at sea test loyalties as Mary seeks devotion through music.
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Courtensy
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Tennant Ranch
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Grand Op
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Star‘mount Winces
Star‘mount
Mrs.Lambaert
Rio de Janeiro
Aura’ Lambert
Enddia
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Buenos Aitres
Mal
Eddie Devsin
Miss Lambert
Miss Devlin
Sather
Devlin Little
Abe Martin Defies Odds With Odd Walrus Act
A quirky Abe Martin moment showcases the sportsman attempting to ride a walrus with a tone halter, a stunt described as impossible yet classic in its goofy charm. The piece celebrates playful resilience and the enduring appeal of oddball feats in colonial style humor.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q A Column 1923
Questions are invited on nature topics for the Nature Notes Department. Readers may send inquiries about fangs, apple trees, and bird toe arrangement to be answered in tomorrow's issue.
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Burroughs ‘Nature Club
Houghton
Mofflin
Nature Notes
Praying Mantids and Other Insects in Agriculture
A reader explains insect roles in fields, noting praying mantids are beneficial beyond myth, and discusses how harmless carnivorous orthoptera aid crops. The note covers insect seed lummp carincla and other questions about canaries and lime intake from mollusk shells.
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Europe
America
Canaries
Women of Three Generations Praise Lydia Pinkham’s Compound
The daughter, mother, and grandmother attest to Lydia Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound as a powerful tonic for women’s ills. Originating in 1873 from roots and herbs by Lydia E. Pinkham of Lynn, Massachusetts, its fame spread widely and is claimed to benefit 98 out of 100 users.
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Pinkham
Lydia &. Pinkham
Lynn
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