Eagle Voices on Anglo American Ties in London
The piece contrasts an American edition of the London Times on July 4 with U.S. and British relations. It stresses Anglo American cooperation as vital to world peace and warns enemies to drive a wedge between the two nations.
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EAGLE
London
George III
London Times
Holland
England
United States
Uncle Sam
British Isles
The
Times
Atlantic
America
U.S. A
George II
Britain
Association of France
Health Education and Public Health Campaign Notes
Dr. John B. Huber writes on life extension exams, disease prevention, vaccination against typhoid, and public health, urging readers to seek medical care when needed. He discusses infant crying, signs of illness, and home remedies, and invites readers to submit questions for weekly health guidance.
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Campe
Nves
War Office
Washington
John B. Huber
Little Life Confidences in the Couple Philosophie
Andrew and Imogene quarrel over an extravagant tailor made suit and a dramatic dress reveal. Imogene critiques his taste while he boasts of the English inspired ensemble, ending with a comic mishap as she bursts the box lid and mocks his fashion pride.
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Andrew
Imogene
Rob Fulkerson
Sarah
Inogene
Mike
Billy Burke
Imogené
Twenty-first Century Press
The Sandman Story By Mrs. F. A. W
In an attic chest a doll named Miss Dolly laments fading youth as Jumping Jack notes fashion changes. A girl enters, praises Dolly’s old style, and invites her to play with the new child, proving taste evolves.
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Grandma
Miss’ Doty
Miss Dolly
Jumping Jack
Tam
Dolly
Jack
Ty Dolly
Roaming Gypsies Criticized by Iowa Editors
Iowa editorials condemn roaming bands of Gypsies for looting and harassment. They urge strict penalties or jail, arguing towns should not bear the burden alone. Davenport Times notes chaplain’s view on smoking after wartime aid, with saloons closed.
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Fagle Grove
Davenport
A. A. Brown
France
Tobacco and war fears in a changing world
The article reflects on tobacco use at a Meth odist camp meeting and contrasts it with Rev Brown's view that the church should promote social purity over stamping out tobacco. It imagines future air battleships dropping fire and inflammables, noting both accidental and intentional potential of such warfare, and urges caution about looming conflicts.
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Mr. Brown
New Hazard from Air Navigation Warns Davenport Times
The Davenport Times reports a new hazard from aerial navigation not only endangering airship riders but also posing risks to bystanders and property due to the transport of highly flammable materials that may fall and cause heavy losses.
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Han
Davenport Times
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Clares
Germany
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Nebraska
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Copyright National Newspaper Service
Waterloo
F.C. Lee
Scott & Bowne
Scott
BouniGor Atau Draggist
Yan
Percy Rk
Wood Leavitt & Johnson Bank
Butte
Wm, A. Ross
Leavitt and Johnson
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Firestone Tires
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