Remote Saguenay district hides risk of unseen survivors
The article recalls Coli and Nungesser rumored sightings near the Saguenay river, noting the wilderness, sparse population, and the enduring belief in the two French aviators after long years since their 1914 war exploits. It contrasts modern rapid travel and communication with still remote pockets in North America.
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Robinson Crusoe
Coli
Nungesser
Saguenay River District
Lilliput
Colt
Newfoundland
Saguenay
Nungescar
Argentine
North America
Desirable Quality of a Noted Humorist
A description of the humorist Wil Rogers, Beverly Hills mayor, famed for seriousness out of ring, contrasted with irritability off stage. He claims a stomachache from fast living, then hospital care for gall stones, yet maintains optimism. King George, Mussolini, and Coolidge sought his interviews for the desirable virtue of humor.
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Wil
Rogers
Beverly Hills
Bis
Noripal
King George
Prince of Wales
Mussolini
President Coolidge
Weather and politics linked by rainfall in elections
A study claims statistics show sun spots relate to funding and crime, and weather predicts presidential outcomes. It notes a Iowa student linked sun spots to endowments, while climate reports in Nation suggest rain favors the ruling party and re election prospects for Calvin Coolidge.
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India
Iowa
China
State University of Iowa
Calvin Coolidge
Optimism or pessimism in weather forecasts long term
The piece weighs hopes and doubts about seasonal rainfall. It notes Old Sof’s sporadic appearances and argues that total precipitation may match previous years while distribution differs, potentially causing floods or ideal conditions. Washington experts say averages hold, but local outlook remains uncertain and dependent on upcoming summer and fall.
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Sof
Wiseacres
Washington
Jupiter Phevius
Corm
Personal Health Quiz by Dr Brady On Hygiene Mistakes
Readers are invited to test their health knowledge with a printed exam by Dr William Brady. The piece lists questions on sleep, swimming, resuscitation, measles, iodine, tuberculosis, household air quality, checkups, and wisdom teeth with brief clarifications and instructions to mail answers for scoring.
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Brady
Wil Man Brady
The Morals of Colleges by Glenn Frank
An essay argues colleges cannot be drones of guardianship. It cautions against generalizing from a few morally weak students and urges universities to foster healthy youth while promptly addressing abnormal behavior.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure W
Mnust
The Elegant Bliga des and High Rise Living in New York
New York apartment living expands northward into the Park and Madison Avenue district with grand, high rent buildings. Features include private foyers, rooftop play areas for pets, French windows, full-sized baths, built in ice boxes, and soundproofed rooms. Rentals range from 3500 to 10000 dollars yearly across five to nine rooms, reflecting servant aesthetic and luxury amid a city fashion press.
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New York
Madison Avenue
Uncle Wiggily's Adventure Voyage
Uncle Wiggily the rabbit plans an adventurous voyage after finding a wash tub by a brook. He crafts oars from sticks and launches into the stream with a toadstool for a meal, eager to voyage and discover new things while recalling school tales.
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Uncle Wiggily
How. Ardt
R. Garis
Duck Pond
Rabbit
Hollow Stump
Uncle Wiggily's Leaky Tub Adventure on the Brook
Abe Martin narrates Uncle Wiggily’s peril as a swift brook sinks his leaking tub boat. Jackle and Peetie Bow Wow rescue him with a rope lasso on a grassy bank, saving the rabbit before the tub sinks. He vows future sea travel will be in a sturdier craft.
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Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Stear
Midic
Uncle Wigelly
Rabbit
Jackie
Peetie Bow Wow
Jrekle
Pentte
Mt. Longeara
Educate the Driver at Tekamah Railroad Crossings
The Tekamah Herald argues railroad crossings are dangerous mainly due to careless driving. It urges drivers to reform by stopping looking and listening before crossing to prevent deaths and accidents.
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Tekamah
Neb
Pullen Family Haunted by Mysterious Gifts and Rumors
In this chapter, Fred Pullen grapples with unexpected presents a fur coat a car a diamond ring and more and with neighborhood gossip centering on Julia and a flirtatious fat man Mrs Pullen plans a surprise note to the suitor while Sam Carlile a young friend helps investigate the gifts Julia shares her excitement over the pending call and the possibility of recovering an inheritance as Fred weighs the implications and ethics of the situation.
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Fred Pullen
Julia
Pullen
Pullen House
Sam Cartile
Fred
Jim
Mrs
Elsie Pullen
Sam
Ting
Mama
Mrs. Pullen
Elsie
Tulla
Romantic Prospect Meets Fat Man at Door
Mrs. Pullen prepares for a dramatic meeting with the rich caller she hopes will rescue their finances. Fred and Julia wait upstairs as she greets a stout, flabby man whose arrival could steer the family's future, while doubts linger about the donor’s true generosity and intentions.
Why the Seas Are Salty by Uncle Ray
The column answers why oceans are salty, tracing myths to science. It explains river inflows, lake outlets, and evaporation leaving salt behind over millennia. It notes Great Salt Lake as an example and mentions the sweet gum tree with star-shaped leaves. Tomorrow’s topic is the Beginning of Music.
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William Howalls
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