The Smear of Senatorial District Fight Raises Questions
The Grundy Register discusses the Republican nomination for state senator and questions overrepresentation in different counties. It notes Black Hawk county's larger population, the disparity with Grundy, and the absence of a legal remedy to address this mismatch. The piece reflects on postwar war literature and realism in portraying conflict rather than patriotic myth.
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Grundy Register
Altho Fligughby
Grundy
Ou, : “Were Atorial, District At’ N' i
Blackcounty
DeWolf
Bross Tow
Black Hawk County
Grandy County
Ptecea
Rockefeller Foundation influence and global health work
A forthcoming review details the Rockefeller Foundation's 1925 activities including distributing over 9 million dollars to advance applied medicine and medical education. The foundation promotes public health campaigns, nurse training, foreign study fellowships, and helps health officers, while avoiding direct government interference to maximize impact.
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Rockefeller Foundation
Fir Ag Public Health
Anyl
Americana
Iowa Letters and Opinions on Lawlessness and Prohibition Debates
A collage of editorials and quotes from Mason City Globe Gazette Cedar Rapids Gazette and others discuss Illinois advertising against lawlessness in Chicago and Herrin, Iowa primary results on prohibition, Dawes farm bill views, and Benjamin Franklin's overlooked musical gifts and talents.
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Mason City Globe-Cgazette
Iowa
Chicago
Reardan
Murtagh
Benny
Cedar Rapids
Ben Franklin
Franklin
Berlin
Iowa defeats Cummins sparks GOP party realignment
The New York World notes Cummins loses influence as Sienem- Maced Brookhart rises as a radical voice in the Senate. The shift aims to pressure the administration and energize insurgent Republicans against conservation in the party. The piece frames the change as a strategic move with broader partisan stakes.
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New York
Iowa
Cummins
Sienem- Maced
Brookbart
Senate
Camm
Brookhart
Weaver
Dalliver Biva
Republican Party
Scurvy and Vitamin C in Infant Feeding
Dr Brady explains scurvy in infants from vitamin C deficiency due to diet. Fresh milk, canned or pasteurized products vary in vitamin C. suggest fresh fruit juices or vegetable juices. give small amounts to four months old. Home canning tips protect vitamin C by brief immersion and avoiding oxidation. include fruit and vegetables in daily feeding.
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Helen OY
BE. Vv. McCollan
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Pale Hands and Veiled Romance in a Tense Studio Tale
Laila, left penniless after her guardian’s death, enters a key paid position as a lady’s maid for Mona Kingsley while facing persistent denigration from Mona’s circle and Barry’s troubling advances. Richard Kingsley, noticing Laila’s emergence from humbleness, invites her to the library, sparking a rare moment of respectful attention as she transitions from servant to a woman of interest in a tense social plot.
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Mona Kingsley
Richard
Barry
Cie
Mona
Lelia
Mona -Laushs
Laila
Barry. One Afternoon, To Leibts
Mr. Kingsle
Harry
Kuna
Ines
Leila
T Dady
Uncle Wiggily and the Ants Airship
Uncle Wiggily spots an airship drawn by a leaf near his bungalow. A whimsical voyage unfolds as he contemplates a ride with the ants. The scene hints at a playful children’s tale featuring the famed character and his tiny aerial companions.
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Wigsily
Boston Tea Party and British Tax Grievances Spark Revolt
The excerpt recalls Connecticut resisting King James and Governor Andras, then outlines British tax efforts including the stamp act and tea duties. It recounts the Boston Tea Party as colonists discard tea by dunking chests overboard, dressed as Indians, while awaiting the king’s response.
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Andras
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Eugland
Massachusetts
Boston
Uncle Wiggly and the Ants Rescue Airship Family
Uncle Wiggly, Mr Twistytail, and a rabbit boy hear voices claiming to need help from an airborne ant family. The ants’ father launched an improvised airship. with guidance and a rooftop rake, the group lowers the craft and safely reunites the family. The tale ends with a sugar pudding reward and playful closing notes.
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Aine
Wille
Uncle Wigegily
Wade
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Mamma
Sissters
Mr. Tustytall
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Nature Notes and Questions from Burroughs Club
Nature Notes outlines reader questions on plants warblers coral and seed behavior with answers promised in tomorrow's issue. It also comments on wildlife preservation pollution of rivers and forestry as concerns raised by master plumbers and conservation groups.
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Burroughs ‘Nature ‘Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Poachers Decline for Conservation Theme Emerges
The excerpt from Domestic Engineering argues for broad public interest in preserving hunting and fishing grounds. It emphasizes that all players in the outdoors should support wild life preservation and scenery as principal state resources.
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United States
Abe Martin on Ike Gark and community gloom
A garbled Abe Martin note laments Ike Gark and a wet blanket over the town. The piece expresses indifference to roadster color and hints at social tension without clear details.
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Ike Gark
Brookhdit Appeals to Farm Discontent in New York Times
The Brookhdit candidacy hinges on appealing to a large group of dissatisfied farmers. They show sympathy for the Coolidge administration is waning as farmers oppose protective tariffs seen as subsidies to others. They demand Congress act with a farm subsidy, signaling potential trouble for Republicans in Congress amid midwest unrest.
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New York Times
Brookhdit
Coolidge
Republican Party
Congress
Repubicans
Middle West
Brookhart Victory Credited With Shifting Balance
Boston Transcript notes Brookhart appears set to win, arguing the Iowa race would empower radical forces and reinforce the view that President Coolidge is losing momentum in agricultural states. The piece warns against political blindness to the trend.
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Temo
Brookhart
Towa
Powor
Coolidge
Tio
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