Deming Era editor weighs Democratic prospects
The Waterloo Courier previews Champ Clark as a Democratic presidential candidate and weighs his electability versus Col. Bryan. It notes Clark’s past Missouri remark on conscripts and argues he may not be the strongest choice, with McAdoo viewed unfavorably by southern editors.
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Mule trade rises as southern demand boosts value
In a humorous column the mule shifts from cheap farm work to sought after stock, selling around 600 dollars per pair as the South’s wealth grows. A fatal accident involving a mule near Osage illustrates dangers of dangling wires and high tension lines, ending the animal’s life and prompting a moral about safety around electrical equipment.
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Southern Democratic Editorial Evaluates Champ Clark as Nominee
A reprint from a southern Democratic paper weighs Champ Clark of Missouri as a potential presidential nominee. It notes Clark’s past delegate support at Baltimore and the lack of a two thirds majority, asking readers who they consider the strongest Democratic candidate.
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Mystery of a Couple Quietly Marrying After Agony
A fragmentary Scottish dialect description notes a couple marrying, then enduring agony, and questions what has become of the era’s old time gentleman in a plug hat and dirty shirt. The puzzling observation hints at social change and personal turmoil.
Health Talks On Water Chlorinization And Reflections
A health column discusses water chlorinization using calcium hypochlorite for domestic supplies and chlorine gas for public systems, noting safety, costs, and the goal of eliminating disease germs. It also includes medical questions about knee pain, tuberculosis cures, and a humorous snippet from daily life.
Sorter Feelin' Happy On The Hilltop Morning
A fragmentary verse piece celebrates happiness as sunshine follows showers and daisies drink dew. The Remuse notes a joke about a major swearing off smoking and a wife leaving him in a brief dialogue.
Friend Wife By Rob Ful Person
Imo questions Andrew about life and death in the city. Andrew warns of high death rates, illness, and dependence, recalling accidents and daily dangers that threaten families and the fragile health of society.
Nature Notes Answers For Readers In Fragile Form
The article discusses questions about squirrels nest building bird instincts and seasonal plant growth. It mentions caterpillars using eye like patterns on their bodies to frighten predators and references experiments and Weismann in context of fright display. It notes hawk moth caterpillars wearing masks and able to retract to increase fear.
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Johnny Bear Married Part II Plays a Trick on Honey
Reddy Fox and Foxey Fox miss the wedding feast then plot revenge by inflaming bees at Johnny Bear and Betty Bear’s honey filled home. They rig a beehive trap, causing chaos as bees swarm and the couple wonder who played the prank.
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Iowa Editors Question Who Is a Community Problem
The Keokuk Gate City critiques reformers who label many people as problems after an armistice era welfare shift. It argues preachers teachers and even contented poor are categorized as problems, noting that genuine happiness is hard to spread amid widespread pursuit.
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Iowa Polls Favor Legislature Expansion Except Governor
An Iowa newspaper poll finds broad support for more state legislature powers except for Gov. Harding who opposes expansion. The piece notes resistance to added regulation and compares it to past federal pressure on prices.
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Astronomical Puzzle On Donati's Comet Path
The item presents a contrived puzzle about Donati's comet and a route through 62 black stars ending at a large white star. It includes a mathematical aside solving for a monkey’s age as 16, following a separate sequence labeled NC 323.
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Daylight Saving Debate Voices In The City
Readers discuss the Daylight Savings Law and its impact on workers and farmers. Some argue an extra morning hour aids recreation and labor, while others say it burdens those with wages and church obligations. An Andrew Uhlenberg letter appears among opinions.
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Be Young In Body Mind And Looks Despite Your Years
A column urges readers to fight age related decline by restoring vitality through exercise and proper support. It argues that many in their forties feel worn out and that aging can be slowed with proactive health measures and natural aids to restore youthfulness.
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