Hays and Harmony in Republican Party Ties
The article argues Will Hays could unite divided Republicans after the 1912 split, outlining his progressive stance and proposals to end machine nominations, purge bosses, and push open nominations. It notes the need for world statesmanship and reform to win in 1920, with attention to party unity and the postwar duties of the nation.
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Indiana
Will H.hays
Hays
Perkins
Penrose
Senator Lodge
Jos Cannon
Mr. Heys
Rooseelt
Barnes
Republican Party
Tha ‘Party
Cnest
Publicity, phrases, and the sun’s old truths
A Bert Leston Taylor column traces Wilson’s famous phrases to earlier sources in Emerson Verlaine and other writers. The piece argues that originality is rare and that a sharp line belongs to the user, not the author, citing lines about publicity and peace without victory.
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Bert Leston Taylor
Colyum
Wilson
Emerson
Chicago Herald
Paul Verlaine
City Grown Wheat and Vacant Lats in Waterloo
A Courier and Reporter correspondent urges sowing spring wheat on vacant lats to ease food shortages. Promotes gardens but notes many tracts remain unused in Waterloo additions, suggesting wheat as a viable use. Mentions Germany, Yanko, and Belgian relief context amid wartime gloom and rising anti-Thompsonism in Chicago.
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The
Courier and
Waterloo
No More Please Cars and Other Iowa Edits
Iowa editors urge avoiding the term pleasure cars in favor of passenger cars as most cars are used for business. They warn joyriding wastes gasoline and could affect wartime needs and bonds, urging fuel conservation. Gov Harding’s reelection note is seen as surprising but not surprising to readers. A Tromnois Chief columnist jokes coal supplies ending next week.
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Verlunca Simonds
France
Franen
Marne
Verdun
Burtt
America
Great Britain
Paris
Hindenburg
Sher
United States
Isaner
Yanko
Davenport Democrat
Treasury Department
War Department
Railroads face costly government overhaul with profits guaranteed
Des Moines Register and other papers discuss a Senate plan to have the government finance railroad improvements during wartime, with private owners receiving enhanced dividends. Estimated costs reach 600 to 1,000 million dollars, while rates may rise later. Publicity and secrecy trends in Washington also draw scrutiny as newspapers note the push for transparency and the dangers of leaks. Colorado Springs Gazette notes German six month war timelines as popular imagination.
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Des Moines Register
Senate
Washington, D. C
Fimes
Cummins
United States Senate
Colorado Springs
Germany
Wirst
England
Hindenburg
Paris
Fighting for Peace and Democracy Across the Burlington Rank
The republic vows to bend its energies and make sacrifices to win permanent peace and safeguard democracy. The piece notes a young generation, with few exceptions, embracing a noble prize for leaders while addressing occupation and national resolve.
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Burlington
Rank& Because
Republic
Mississippi Declares Tick Fever Free Statewide
Mississippi marks emancipation from cattle tick thraldom, becoming the fifth area state fully quarantined for tick fever to be cleared. Federal and state actions freed nearly 400,000 square miles, with dipping vats and preparations rising in tick-infested regions. Texas fever affects cattle, not humans. Rocky Mountain fever can threaten people, causing chills, high fever, headaches, delirium, pain, exhaustion, and dark spots. More tomorrow.
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Mississippi
Sha
H.T. Ricketts
Chicago
The Two Sides of Neatness and Cheerful Sloth
A columnist adjoins a discussion on neatness versus laxness in people and maids. It contrasts strict self-discipline with flexible hospitality, noting that being punctual and tidy can breed irritability, while a carefree, generous spirit invites slackness. The piece urges choosing friends by the faults one tolerates least.
Crow and Possum host bachelor supper plot
In a wood near their homes Mr. Coon and Mr. Possum plan a bachelor party to share a supper on a bright moon night. They exclude married folks and plot to keep James Crow from spying, while courting Possum’s shiny tin spoons. Old Crow lurks, eyeing the meal, and the scene ends with Crow plotting to learn more as the feast begins.
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Mr. Coon
Mr. Possum
James Crow
Stree
Crow
Ionly
Wood
Asley
Mr. Craw
Mr. Crow
Jack Rabbit
Uncle Harry Explains the Supreme War Council and the Western Front
Uncle Harry discusses the supreme war council of the Allies, its formation in November, and how it coordinates nations like the United States led by Gen Tasker Bliss and Gen Pershing. He explains the Western Front from Belgium to the Swiss frontier, and compares the council to a city fire department leadership structure.
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Uncle Harry
Supreme War Council
Western Front
Joe
War Council
United States
Tasker N. Bliss
Army
Gen.Pershing
Helen
Uncle Ha
Germany
Jimmy
Versailles
Belgium
Bel- Blan
Gen- Pershing
Tieutenant
You Need Not Surfe You Need Not Surfe
You have likely relied on external remedies for catarrh limited by temporary relief. The text states catarrh is a blood infection and permanent relief requires driving the infection from the blood, with S. S. S. cited as the solution.
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5S. S. S
Tadverth
Swift’s U S S declares curing catarrh causing health
A Swift specific ad claims U S S cleanses catarrh by driving poisons from blood and strengthening it to restore health. It promises relief from throat mucous, nasal sores, bad breath, and hawking. Drugstores stock it and medical advice is offered free by the company from Atlanta.
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Swift
Swift Laboratory
Atlanta
Best Medicine for Women in Portsmouth Ad
Mrs Sara Shaw of Portsmouth Ohio testifies Lydia E Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound cured her irregularities pains and weakness. She urges other suffering women to try the famous root and herb remedy and offers special advice from Lydia E Pinkham Medicine Co Lynn Massachusetts on forty years of experience.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Lydia E Pinkham
Sara Shaw
No. 1
Olive Tablets Offer Liver Help For Digestion Woes
Thousands suffer stomach upset from clogged liver and disordered bowels. Dr Edwards Olive Tablets soothe the liver and restore natural function, relieving indigestion without griping. A vegetable compound with olive oil, sold in 10c and 25c boxes by all druggists.
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Hays and Harmony
Frances Courage
Phraber
Switzerland
Acathet
Iowa
Manson
Harding
Bill
Tromnois
New York Evening Post
Senator Weeks
Baker
Katser
Phach
Rurer
John B. Huber
2Reature Newspaper Syndicate
Plato
Malta
Grnmox
Tor
New York
London
Kansas City Times
Trouston
Belgian
Italy
Adriatic Sea
North Sea
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the War Council
Enbactiber
I Will Close
Universities
Waterloy Evening Courier
Maxil
Evexing Courier
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Lydia E. Pinkham
Victor Records
Stroebels
Dr. Edwards
Columbia
Cal J. Miller
Hamlin
Minneapolis, Minn
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