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Borah Presses for Open Platform Debate in Kansas City
Idaho Senator William E. Borah pressed for open discussion during the platform committee sessions in Kansas City. He repeatedly urged reporters to fire questions as the five hour meeting unfolded, winning praise from many correspondents despite opposition to secrecy.
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Jurors Clear Stewart of Contempt in Senate Inquiry
A jury found Robert W. Stewart not in contempt of the senate for refusing to answer questions about the Continental Trading company affair. The piece notes doubts about trial proceedings and hints the witness may have been someone else, while criticizing prior high court rulings on unrelated oil lease cases.
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Homers and myths of the modern ball game
Westbrook Pegler blasts the idea that equipment changes have not altered homeruns in baseball and golf. He argues balls and bats, now “standard,” inflate scores from Ruth to today, turning a homerun into routine.
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Westbrook Pegler
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Weather Nostalgia Hardens as Climate Shifts Across Iowa
The essay discusses how memories of harsher Iowa winters fade with time and rising summer heat. It notes changing perceptions of cold and warmth, cites recent cool summers, and recalls past June celebrations marked by unusual cold and coal use. The piece reflects on geology, climate, and aging perspectives.
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Weathering seasons and seaside styles in a memory lane note
A reflective piece recalls changing climate winters and summers affecting recreation from skating to baseball. It contrasts modern weather with earlier leisure such as croquet and buggy rides, and ponders loss as a son searches for his mother during the bridge season. It also muses on seaside fashion and wet sand trimming by girls.
Nature of Cancer Explained by Dr Brady In 1930s Style
Dr William Brady outlines three main cancer types carcinoma sarcoma and epithelioma detailing origins spread and prognosis. Carcinoma arises in organs like stomach uterus and breast often painless with diagnosis by exclusion and lymphatic spread. Sarcoma affects bone and tissue spreading via blood and may be curable if primary lesion is removed early. Epithelioma remains a skin cancer that may progress to ulceration if neglected and is more treatable in early stages.
Bromide and health queries answered for readers
The column addresses questions on bromide's effects on weak hearts, sweating remedies, and nursing books. It warns bromide depresses the heart and should not be used to “help” nerves. Advice covers stopping weak sweating safely and recommends Florence Dakin’s Simple Nursing as a practical guide for at home care.
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Lipgincott Company
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A Rich Man Makes a Will
The essay discusses how wealthy individuals should dispose of fortune, arguing that public service through business provides broader impact than philanthropy. It critiques endowing static ideas, warns against embedding personal beliefs into foundations, and notes the lack of a workable method to preserve dynamic social aims.
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Diary of a modern Pepys in New York journalism
A diary excerpt on New York reporters and editors, noting vivid characters and city life. It reflects on careers in journalism, the lure of the metropolis, and the pull of ink, with anecdotes about cinema executives, Bowery theatre, and reporters adapting to big city life.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Little Bird
Uncle Wiggily guides Jackie Bow Wow and Brother Peetie on a sand puzzle adventure. The trio enjoy three story ideas from Uncle Wiggily who promises tales if the puppies can guess the memories from his sand drawings.
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Riddle-filled scene with Old Mother Goose figures
The passage describes Uncle Wiggily drawing a goose family and children guessing clues like Old Mother Goose and Old King Cole. Jackie and Peetie interpret pictures including a goose, a king on a coal pie, and related nursery image clues.
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The Largest Bird Ostrich and its Traits
Uncle Rays Corner describes the ostrich as the largest bird alive with native habitat in Africa Arabia and Syria. It stands five to eight feet tall and weighs 275 to 300 pounds yet cannot fly though it can run up to 26 miles per hour. It has two toes per foot and eats grass fruit and berries sometimes swallowing stones bones or snakes. An American relative the rhea is noted with three toes and distinct features. Tomorrow The Brown Thrasher.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Tiny Birds and a Lost Key
Uncle Wiggily and friends explore fields meeting a wren and a humming bird near a hollow tree. Mr Twistytail the pig arrives seeking a lost key to his pen, while the postman’s letters 50 hint at a clue to escape from the letter B.
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Unclear Fragments Mentioning Uncle Wiggils and Elephant Butte Dam
Fragmentary text references Uncle Wiggils clover tea and describes the Elephant Butte dam on the Rio Grande as the largest artificial fake in the world with dubious area measurements.
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Elephant Butte
Rio Grande River
Abe Martin’s son mocked for idleness in town chatter
Mrs Lile Lark criticizes her son Abe Martin for lacking education and work ethic. The scene notes neighbors minding their own business while some people linger on sidewalks and block a parking area, adding to the local mood.
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Lile Lark
Gay Hathaway Faces Love and Career Crossroads
In a backstage world Gay Hathaway weighs fame against heartache as she hides the truth from Webb and plans a solo future. Corrine, a loyal maid, offers blunt wisdom while Gay contemplates leaving Earl White's rehearsals to pursue Natalie. The chapter ends with Gay confessing love and impending separation, hinting at a hopeful next chapter.
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Joan of Arc
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From The Local Desk
Questions and answers from Burroughs Nature Club offer readers guidance on natural topics. Readers are invited to submit questions about fish spawning protected habitats baboon origins a robin sized bird seen nesting in a pole and related wildlife queries.
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