Germany’s Ruthless Fate and Dr Rathenau’s Death
A cautious assessment of Germany’s political danger after the assassination of Dr Walter Rathenau, foreign minister, warning that militarist elements may seize power and restore autocracy. The piece argues the murder risks provoking upheaval and a march back to the old regime, haunting Germany’s future path.
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Ger*slany
Germany
Walter Ratheneu
Germaany
Rathenau
Junkers
Safidla
Dr. Rathenau
Kaiser
War Junkers
Russia
Tragic death shocks Illinois governor family
The wife of Gov. Smalls of Illinois died shortly after the governor was acquitted of misusing state funds. The event underscores the fragile human nervous system amid public stress and the governor's wife had expressed gratification at the acquittal.
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Small
Ilinois
Smalk
Goats Move From Mockery to Market Power Across Nations
A provocative mix of topics notes the goat as a symbol of humiliation giving way to a potential medical and economic rise. It claims goat glands rejuvenate humans, cites a Cherokee sanitarium, touts goat milk as superior and safe, and reports auctions with high prices. It concludes with an aside about Japan’s stance on Siberia and Washington accords.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cherokee
Bosgie
Chicago
A. K. Farwell
Nancy
William
The Gland Graft Fad and Real Hormone Roles
Dr Williams Brady critiques glandular therapy and explains internal secretions or hormones. He notes Varanoff and Lydston as early gland implant pioneers, warns of press hype, and explains the limits of rejuvenation through grafts.
Telephone Troubles Tap Neighborly Gossip
Imogene complains about a faulty phone and Andrew gets drawn into a long, overheard call full of neighborhood chatter. The couple’s day blends domestic tasks with overheard conversations about friends, fashions, chores, and church notes.
Jack O' Judgment in The Clue of the Twisted Candle
A synopsis from a 1921 novel featuring Col. Boundary’s blackmail ring and Jack Judgment who disrupts their operations. The gang faces panic as Jack dispatches evidence and the colonel confronts danger. Lollie warns the colonel of Pinto’s escape and possible flight to America.
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Jack O’ Judgment
Edgar Wallace
Small, Maynard & Company (Incorporated
Col. Boundary
Iheos
Jack
Shaw
Gregory
Hese
Coronel
Houndary
Pantestricken Willin
United States
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd puzzle snippet
Puzzle lines describe Loyd brain tests with wordplay and numerical hints. A tale mentions a spelling outcome WHEELING and scattered fragments, plus a dated reference Nov 10 11 19 8 4 2 7. The fragment hints at a conversational route and back stair creva details.
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Sam Loyd
Crewa
Pinto's Night Drives a Col onel Toward a New Life
In tense scenes the colonel urges a quick getaway while Pinto plans to flee with fifty thousand. Crewe and Louie confront betrayals and hidden loyalties as they weigh trust, danger, and a possible fresh start with love guiding their choices.
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Stafford King
Crewe
Pinto
Plato
Bramley
Wes J
Clearaut
Log House Fire Destroys Family Home Near Town
A log dwelling on the Switzer farm west of town was destroyed by fire last Sunday noon. Lewis Eliefer and his wife slept as the blaze consumed the structure and their clothing with $66 in a bureau. The family is left nearly penniless. A report notes the cabin stood about 10 rods from the Catholic cemetery.
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Lewis Elsefer
Switzer
Newt
Catholic Cemetery
Prohibition Amendment Up In Iowa Vote Reported
Forty years ago on June 28 1882 voters favored the prohibition amendment by about fifty thousand. Black Hawk county shows around five hundred in its favor. David Henderson nominated at Republican congressional convention with crowd cheers. Willie Halfen 11 drowns in Cedar River. Waterloo windstorm damages city and encampment. two killed at Independence. Sells Bros circus tent blown. smoke stack toppled at asylum. First electric lights trial planned in Waterloo stores. Miss Cara Ordway graduates Lake Forest. Martin Messinger wed Alice Metcalf. Cyclone relief contributions sought for Grinnell casualties and property losses.
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Black Hawk County
Cal
David B. Henderson
D. T. Gibson
Bremer County
C. A. Bishop
Black Hawk
Waterloo
Independence
William Horan
Ripte
Sells Bros.’ Circus
State Insane Asylum
Local notes on Waterloo 1902 building and events
Twenty years ago on Saturday June 28 1902 Waterloo saw the completion of the La Fayette block foundation and pillar supports. A new brick veneered church will rise at Seventh and South streets built by German Brethren. Powers Manufacturing plans to locate in Waterloo. Jones Hope C Martin and Miss Mamie A Baro wed at Christ Episcopal rectory and left for a wedding trip. City council opposes more liquor saloons, preferring one per thousand residents. A light frost was seen last Sunday with 40 degrees, 42 Sunday night. Brick work finished on east end Fifth street bridge block for Water loo Fruit & Commission Co James Register contracted for brick work.
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W. O H. Hartman CO
Weert Park Ave
Jenna
Hertman
Baiter
Carrer
Mally
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Sigalces
Audit Bureau of Circuations
Eee
Copyi Ag
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Bory, Brooken & Finley, Raps
German Brethren
Dunkards
Seventh
South Streets
J. I. Beale
L. R. Pelfer
John Fike
Jacob Lichty
If. J. Lichty
J. W. Miter
Fifth Street Bridge
Waterloo Fruit & Commission Co
James Register
Iowa Editors Call for Action on Anamosa Cave Finds
The Cedar Rapids Republican urges the State Conservation Board and H. R. Harlan to safeguard archaeological remains from Horse Thieves Cave at Anamosa State Park after reports the cave was cleared and bones moved by reform school workers. Town City Republican calls for moral cleanup publicity in Town City. Burlington Gazette notes three men condemned to die in Fort Madison for brutal murders, with no extenuating circumstances found.
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Cedar Rapids
State Conservation Board
H.R. Harlan
jAnamiosa
State Park Board
State Reformatory
Anamosa
Anamasa
State Conservation Society
Harlan
State Historical Society
Town City
Iowa City
Iona Gity
Burlington
Supreme Court
Towa
Fort Madison
Iower
We'll All Be Tellable Well In Every Season
A folksy muttered verse notes the river’s flow in drought or rain and weather’s changing moods. It mocks pretensions while praising simple songs as the world endures winters and summers and the wind’s soft song.
Supreme Court review praised amid calls for firmness
The article lauds the Supreme Court for its just review of the evidence and the firm premises of the finding. It urges Governor Kendall to maintain the same firmness in action.
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Supreme Court
Govermor Kendall
Burroughs Nature Club Queries and Answers
Readers submit questions on parrots mating in this climate fish blood freezing in ice and hornet nest control Answers to these nature questions appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Micflinco
Answers to Previous Questions From The Public
A compiled set of inquiries and responses covers caraway seeds their origin structure and flavor. reindeer importation into Alaska starting in 1887 after the Corwin voyage. and cuckoo nest robbing habits. It notes caraway seeds are dried fruit with volatile oil. reindeer herds funded by 1920s government programs. and cuckoos mainly feed on caterpillars and pests saving farmers money.
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Europe
Alaska
U. S
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Melodeon acoustics at fair described by manager
Abe Martin notes a theatrical agent asking Gabe Craw about the acoustics of a Melodeon at the fair. Craw remarks the crowd mainly consists of farmers and jokes about the notion of winning a fair bride versus getting by at the fair.
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Gabe Craw
Women and Medicine in Europe and the Lydia Pinkham Remedy
A historical ad touts women as central to healing in Europe with Hildegarde and Lydia E Pinkham highlighted. It claims Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound relieves ailments unique to women and notes ongoing community support and testimonials from grateful women.
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Europe
Hildegarde
Lydia E. Pinkham
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