Stone turns to faith publically in Waterloo stage note
Fred Stone, famed American comedian, declares conversion in Dakota winter, testifies on stage in New York, and AP wires the moment. The piece argues christians should openly show conviction, inspires readers to imagine widespread public testimonies changing society.
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Waterloo
Real estate myths meet earth changing truth
The article argues that real estate, though deemed stable, can vanish as scientists show continents move. It notes land can disappear from sight despite the belief it will always exist and cites imperceptible but real tectonic shifts altering the landscape.
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Greenland
New England
Atlantic Ocean
Columbus
Lief Erickson
New York
Pennsylvania
Cape Cod
Nova Scotia
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California
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British Isles
England
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The Passing of the Oyster
An investigator warns industrial waste pollutes oyster beds and threatens extinction. The piece laments civilization’s impact, likening it to fallen greats and foresees a future where oysters become a memory, seasoning meals decades hence.
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Babylon
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Tyra
Centuy
SAME OLD POLITICS AT NEW YORK PROHIBITION SPLIT
The piece notes New York's legislature and Gov. Smith advancing a prohibitory enforcement law while Gov. Bryan of Nebraska faces pressure to condemn. It sketches Bryan's stance for strict enforcement of the eighteenth amendment and his reluctance to speak on New York's actions, signaling political embarrassment for William J. Bryan as a private citizen.
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Oxygen Shortage and Exercise as Health Remedies
Dr. William Brady discusses how slight oxygen shortage affects fatigue and behavior, promoting more exercise and oxygen intake as key remedies. He praises routine activities that boost oxygen use, and answers reader questions on infant care and syphilis inquiries with practical, non graphic guidance.
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount by a Noted Writer
A wealthy young man Malcolm Starmount reforms and helps a poverty struck family. He meets Mary Devlin and plans to train her for opera while a tangled plot with Ramon Graves and Katie O Toole unfolds. Money, blackmail, and romance drive the suspense as plans collide and loyalties shift during a gripping melodrama.
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Prohibition Politics Stir Nebraska Backlash and Bryan Denunciations
The passage suggests prohibition forces view Gov Bryan and New York law actions with suspicion. It hints at a political struggle involving William Jennings Bryan and the denouncer Charles, amid clashes of national state and municipal agendas.
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Fosdick
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New York State
Railroads to Carry Heaviest Fall Traffic Say Experts
Cedar Rapids Republicans and editors note that railroad capacity will be stretched this fall to meet expected demand. The piece cites industry insiders who predict high-volume transport needs and intensified scheduling to serve public necessity this season.
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Cedar Rapids
Federal coal supply warning and Smith liquor stance
A Washington warning urges rapid coal stockpiling for winter and cautions prices will rise as federal action on coal prices looms. The piece also critiques Governor Smith of New York for shifting enforcement of liquor laws to federal hands and labels him a opportunistic politician.
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Jes Moines Register
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Picnicking Awe: Summer Outdoor Feasts and Fox Dog Tale
The piece extols riverside park picnics and outdoor meals as ideal summer leisure, evoking scent of wildflowers and evening birds. It also recounts a folk tale of a fox guiding a dog to a winter cave, where dangers await the hound from a porcupine, ending with a hard winter for the fox.
Brain-Tests Riddles Lead to Word of the Day
A scrambled puzzle asks for a word that, when rearranged, becomes a foreigner or a stretch of land. Clues hint at a mischievous goat figure and a kidnapping accusation mentioned earlier. The piece plays on wordplay and tempo of a daily brain teaser column.
The Sandman Story by Mrs. Fl A Walker
Mr. Fox feels forlorn about winter and scarce meals as snow and Mr. Dog watch from the hill farm. He ponders sneaking a solution, then heads toward the farm, considers a clever approach, and sits on a rock by the fence to call out to Mr. Dog.
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MR. Bog
Abe Martin Reflects on Ruthless Service and Hays Meeting
In a folksy aside Abe Martin notes the word ruthless overworked and questions how service endures under strain. The piece mentions Yell Binkey shaking hands with Will IL Hays and references a week when he was cured of neuritis.
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Will IL Hays
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Reader Qs Answers Tomorrow
Questions about plant root to stem proportion for three plants and why Bird of Paradise plumes are loose are posed. A note invites readers to send general interest questions to the Nature Notes Dept for answers in tomorrow’s column.
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Nature Notes
Answers to Previous Questions on Fishes Warblers and Spiders
The notes discuss salt water baths for goldfish and cautions about freshwater care, noting pure water with aquatic plants aids oxygen. It identifies the yellow warbler as the common warbler, describes its nest and appearance, and distinguishes it from goldfinch. It also explains how spiders and mantises use leg adaptations to grasp and hold prey.
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