Sullivan Quotes Atkinson and South American Trade
Sullivan quotes atkinson as a Des Moines Democrat long in New York customs. He argues frozen trade is essential for U S growth and laments losing South American markets as Europe reclaims trade, urging better U S marketing and a smarter approach to foreign sales.
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Sullivan
Atkinley
Jarry Sullivan
New York
Des Moines
Gallivan
McKinley
United States
America
Chesty
Uncle Sam
Globe
Western Hemisphere
Europe
U.S. A
South America
Germany
Guing
Chile
Brazil
Argentina
New South Wales
Australia
Controversy and discord at Detroit Socialist convention
A survey of the Detroit Socialist convention reveals sharp factional divides among delegates from reformists to Bolshevists. The debates show poor harmony and stalled consensus, with factions pushing divergent resolutions and doorways to Russia’s influence cited as extreme.
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Detroit
HiNanit
Victor Berger
Russia
Petroit
Health Talks By JOHN R. HUBER A M MD
Dr Huber explains spring illness risks and the spread of germs in workplaces. He cites Ben Franklin on catching colds from others and warns that neglected colds can lead to tuberculosis. Readers are invited to send stamped self addressed envelopes for questions.
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John R. Huber
A. M
Cub Gedle Sping
Arapyore
Yodgze
Ben Franklin
Feneration
Almau
Huber
Afterthoughts on politics and culture from a 1930s column
A jumble of observations discusses tariffs on Parisian fashion, a Capitol egg demo, anti beer debates, and old timey quips. It notes a judge opposing American spellings, a California fossil find, and amusing animal and boxing allusions reflecting era concerns.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle text discusses Edith Smith becoming mayor and a gossip about a janitor losing his perch on the roof. The question asks which American colleges or universities are hinted at by the names in the gossip. The puzzle also mentions a fruit dealer buying 96 bunches with 48 of each kind for a retail outlay of $84 and a hypothetical return if invested similarly.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Smith
Poised Critique of War Haste and Moral Reform
A fragmented wartime editorial voice mocks gas warfare and calls for thrift in household budgeting. It jokes about General Dawes gaining tips from thrifty housewives and notes mockingly that Chicago hangings would have more impact if applied with persistence.
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Chicago
Jane
Kangaroo Growth and Nightingale Travel in Nature Notes
In Gouchton’s Nature Club Notes the article asks how young kangaroos flourish when first placed in the pouch and whether earthworms can see. It also inquires how far nightingales travel north, pointing readers to POUNC RROW'S NATURE NOTE for answers.
Answers to Previous Questions
A compilation of Q and A on animal diets fish behavior and bird gender terms. Monkeys eat insects fruit plantains and occasional meat. some specimens learn many foods. Fish can survive in unfrozen ponds with mud pockets. winter quiescence and feeding drop. Swans female called pen or hen. young are cygnets. drake refers to male duck.
Iowa Alcohol Struggles Through Years of Change
Iowa Falls Citizen reflects on liquor reform, noting past boisterous nights and street fights caused by alcohol. It argues public sentiment shapes progress toward sobriety and predicts nationwide gains like those in Iowa over the last six decades. The Sioux City Journal vignette mocks gas usage as pest control and jokes about a boy with a gas engine used to chase rats.
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Iowa Falls
Lowa
Iowa
Sioux City Journal
Fifty Years Ago In The Commer July 1 1871
A fragment from the Commer notes late rain and cool spell aiding wheat and fresh greenstuff from a well kept garden. It mentions rye and barley harvest, new brick frames for dwellings, plentiful potatoes and blackcaps, and a brief sketch of local figures and a law partnership.
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W. W. Ferry
Fragmented Readable Snippets From a Local Page
The readable text shows poems of perseverance and scattered notes on births deaths and local notes. It references a line about a genius born and raised but not known until discovered and mentions prairie chickens fishing and a coal stove invention. United States Senators Harlan and Wright thanked for a shipment of public documents.
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United States
Harlan and Wright
Windstorm damages barns and streets in local area
A severe windstorm and rain last night tore into farms near town wrecking Michael Reber’s barn and other outbuildings including J L Carr and John La Barre. A cottonwood fell at Strayer Street while trees near lamps were trimmed.
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Michael Reber
J. L. Carr
John la Barre
M. Hoff
Chris Peterson
W. W. Strayer
Wallace shows to lit July fourth in town
Twenty years ago on June 29 1901 reports note Wallace shows to exhibit July 4 in the city. A strong windstorm toppled windmills trees and small buildings. Dr F Blanchard joined practice with Dr A N Ferris. Blanchard moved from Nashua and is J F Klingaman’s son in law. Capt Edgar Pickett's funeral was held with Dr H O Pratt officiating. Pickett, born 1834 in Kentucky, lived in Lincoln and Waterloo. Civil War veteran with children C B Pickett J Waterloo J H Pickett Oskaloosa and Mrs H G Hetzler Hinsdale. Waterloo had record heat near 100 degrees that week. Samuel Gompers injured in Washington DC streetcar incident weighs on health. Mrs Louis Busse of Greene Iowa was murdered. husband and former hired man Jerry Snider arrested. skull fractured and throat cut. case with high neighborhood tension.
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Edgar Picklett
H. O. Pratt
Manchester
CORTE
Fourth Street
Bor
Kentucky
Black Hawk County
Jing
Lincoln Township
Waterloo
Louis Busse
Greene
Jerry Snider
The Orange Yellow Diamond Murder Trial Continues
In a coroner’s inquest at Traed Street, Lauriston faces crossfire from witness accounts and police strategy as the death of Daniel Multenius is examined. Melky warns Lauriston while Zillah and others testify. Benjamin Hollinshaw spots a key suspect in the pawnshop case during the examination.
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Uriston
Parminter
Melky
Meiky
Lauriston
Zillah
Ayscough
Avscough
Mr. Lauriston
Edgware Road
Melki
Lannister
Benjamin Hollinshaw
S'elp Fai
Multenius
Desa
Daniel
Malplantas
Mukenine
Hollinshaw
Ishop
Multeniue
Paase
Bav
Jessie’s Rise to Social Status Through Shallow Ambition
Andrew questions Imogene about Jessie Foxt’s rapid social climbing. Jessie, a wife who once lived simply, pursues status by buying on credit, aligning with club members, and flaunting wealth. Her husband’s career gains fuel her appetite for luxury, while their home reflects a push for acceptance among a fashionable circle.
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Jessie
Jess
Andrew
Tam
Imogene
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