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Liszt Ghost Appears in Annamaria Letters to Pianos
The article recounts Seerary Mellon's letter about farm reform and law enforcement, urging awakening of the public to support order. It also tells of Gabriele D’Annunzio living in exile near Gurdone describing Liszt’s shadow playing on a piano, inspiring a romantic vision of Italy’s past.
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Gabriele 'Anamala
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The New Idea of Work Never Retiring
A aged industrialist dies with a fortune beyond need yet he toiled till death. The piece contrasts old views of easy retirement with a new ethos that work remains a continuous imperative. It frames ceaseless labor as a blessing and a virtue for mankind.
Chicago’s Need Spiritually, Father HL Claims
Father HL McMenamin of Denver attends the Eucharistic congress and says Chicago needs a spiritual awakening. He cites a hotel robbery of 8190 and argues mental openness could curb thieves, pickpockets, bank robbers, and hijackers through moral reform.
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Chicago
Press Commentary Weighs Porter Brookhart Rivalries
Iowa editorials debate Claude Porter Brookhart dynamics with reactionaries and progressives. Emerson cited as antidote to bunkum while Ford’s influence questioned. Fort Dodge and Mason City papers critique Brookhart’s limits and strategy in farm relief and party alignment.
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Bunkum
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A 1928 Nature Notes column poses reader questions on wildlife and plants. Queries include identifying a white rattlesnake and local bird names like shitcoke, with answers promised in Morilow's Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin
Morilow
Predisposition to tuberculosis debated by Dr Brady
Dr Brady questions the idea of universal predisposition to tuberculosis and argues immunity is a specific state. He links immunity to sunlight related factors and vitamin content, mentions crowding and ventilation, and contrasts American and French views while promising to continue in a follow up.
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Health questions from readers about hygiene and disease
A letter column replies on leprosy club feet eye surgery hair growth and dental treatment. Dr Brady answers queries about leprosy cases, causes of club feet at birth, superstition about shaving, eye removal, and dental tooth extraction safety for upcoming changes, noting only brief letters are answered and to address mail properly.
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United States
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William ‘Brady
Early life of Israel Putnam in the French and Indian War
The article recounts Israel Putnam’s early exploits with British forces in the French and Indian War. It describes an ambush, his capture by an Indian band, a counterattack by a French officer named Meélang who freed him, and Putnam’s later roles at Montreal and West Point, plus his prewar life as innkeeper and farmer.
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Unclear garbled text with insect imagery and sprays
Fragmented account describes butterflies, moths, bugs and spraying efforts across landscapes. Mentions locations like Mississippi and Great Plains and references to trees and yard settings. The readability is poor and many names are garbled.
Uncle Wiggily and the Little Tree Door
Jingle and Fangie alert Uncle Wiggily's father about a mysterious tiny door in an old oak tree. Mr Gong asks for clarification as the rabbits describe the curious entrance, sparking a lighthearted moment in this children's tale excerpt.
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Door in an Oak Tree Reveals Beetle Home
A children's tale follows Jingle and Tangle discovering a door on an oak tree opened by a tiny buzzing voice. A Black Beetle explains the door is a home inside the tree, built to protect it while aiding the tree with pests.
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Abe Martin Notes A Sacrifice Spy In Store
The speaker jokes about a store using a “sacrifice spy” gimmick while noting Amundson’s strong determined look. The remark implies a tough bargain or challenge in the shop. The tone is humorous and folksy with local flavor.
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Fifty Years Ago in Waterloo Highlights and Drouth Notes
A Waterloo issue recalls a July first campaign meeting nominating Mayes and Wheeler with speakers in attendance. It notes weather turning chilly after rain and reports on local civic events, church calls, a burglar at the Waterloo Business College, and preparations for July 4 fireworks. It also mentions farm crop prospects, a drouth relief trend, and local political chatter including Republicans and a national convention in St Louis.
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Rice
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