William Jennings Bryan Dies in Dayton Tennessee
William Jennings Bryan died yesterday at Dayton Tennessee a small town in the interior country where he had gone to defend a principle he held near to his heart for all his years. He was the Boy Orator of the Platte and Apostle of Peace whose career shaped American politics through three presidential campaigns and service as secretary of state. The article recalls his buoyant spirit after defeats and his lasting influence on national thought and policy.
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Dividing Riches Spars With Public Aid In Iowa
Sioux City Journal notes Leopold Schepp, a New York millionaire, seeks public input on how to give away his fortune. Readers urge caution against favors to individuals and favor broad philanthropy aimed at public goods. The piece compares Schepp’s dilemma to past leaders like Carnegie and Rockefeller and comments on government spending and presidential rhetoric.
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Powder dangers and ethics in cosmetic use explained
The article surveys heavy versus light face powders, noting risks from lead and anilin dyes, with guidance on safe ingredients and a warning that powders can irritate or injure susceptible individuals. It cites government data on rice powder samples and discusses proper use, plus brief Q and A on sweaty foot remedies and laxative fruits.
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Political Opinion on Tax Burden and Spending
A reader argues that reducing the taxpayer burden requires cutting public spending and ending some programs. The author asserts there is a single method to ease finances and urges upholding restraint on public money.
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
Imogene probes Andrew about rumors surrounding Mr Hawkins. Roberta claims his wife was devoted yet says he neglected marriage and children. The discussion shifts to whether being a good housekeeper or mother makes a good wife, with moral ambiguity on loyalty and duties.
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Brain Tests From Sam Loyd A Tabloid X Word Puzzle
A fragmentary page shows a Sam Loyd brain teaser titled Brain Tests and a tabloid style X Word clue with seven words to fill from top to bottom. The readable text includes a dash of narrative about a family scene and a mention of an annuity, insurance papers, and a wife who devoted herself to children, reflecting a torn OCR with scattered phrases and incomplete dialogue.
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A scrambled OCR fragment mentions JACK HORNER and a herald figure, with references to a travis of N R and a top ta hettem. The readable text hints at a historical name and local interest but lacks clear event details or dates.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Red Rag Adventure
Blown by the wind a bright red rag flaps on a mulberry bush drawing Jingle and Jangle rabbit sisters into a playful prank on Uncle Wiggily. They pin the rag to his coat tails, causing others to laugh until Uncle Wiggily discovers the gag. He praises the girls, who vow to stop tricks.
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Drunken Diver Given Jail Term in Rock Island
A judge sentenced a Rock Island Alabama driver to three months in jail after a liquor fueled crash injured three people, including two women. The article argues courts are too lenient on drunk drivers and notes repeat offenses often end only in fines versus prison. The piece cites police actions at a Tips ton incident and praises incarceration as a stronger deterrent.
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Miss Rogers Gained 15 Pounds in Six Weeks
An advertisement touts McCory's Cod Liver Oil Compound Tablets claiming rapid weight gain and improved health. Testimonial from Miss Alberin Bowers cites recovery from ill health after a six week course. Pills sold at local druggists with money back guarantee.
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Burroughs Nature Club Q&A From 1925 Notes
Readers questions cover bird feeding, moon flower blooming, and snake tails. Answers discuss swallow tail shapes, fish color change via nerves and stimuli, and the idea of domesticating buffalo for meat and hardy, browse-friendly stock suitable for open ranges and storm-prone plains.
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