Notre Dame Football Material Rich At South Bend
The piece notes Notre Dame as a football school with plentiful talent from which successors to the Four Horsemen will emerge. It highlights Rockne’s practice of starting a second team and suggests many players remain capable of stepping into stardom when sports coverage returns.
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Notre Dame
South Bend
Rockne
Hells On
Four Horsemen
Lave Fone
Kaute Rockne
Bea
Middlewest
Bob 4Zuppke
Urbana
Cansias
Stace
Purdue
Reckar
Remen
Senate defeats Warren nomination amid Dawes absence
Republican insurgents join Democratic opposition to defeat Charles B. Warren’s 40 to 39 confirmation as attorney general. Vice President Dawes’ absence and Reed’s bid to reconsider shaped the day, while Dawes later said he was “peacefully snoozing.” Sports columnist notes Rockne’s not-rosy outlook for Notre Dame next season.
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Penate
Coolidge
Charles B. Warren
United States
Senate
Reed
Pennsylvania
Nvan
Dawés
Senate Chamber
Vic
Efell-Maria
Gen. Dawes
Reet
Dawes
Entangling Alliances and the Illusion of Titles
The Springfield Republican laments entangling alliances with Europe and Britain’s global influence through wealth and titles. It contrasts democratic limits on titles with foreign marriages to preserve prestige, noting costs and practicality in a republic. It also praises Coolidge and common sense in governance and hints at New England heritage surrounding the presidency.
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George Washington
Republic
Springfield Republican
Dollararchy
Duke of
Duluth
Princess of
Pittsburgh
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Coolidge
Congress
Emi
Coolidee
Coolider
New England
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
A dialogue between Imogene and Andrew spins from a nameless Stan ley and a fat stomach metaphor into a playful tangle about memory and mood. The exchange ends with a flirtatious threat and a humorous, if quirky, aside about a gas station and detachable shoes.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Stanley
Imogene
Andrew
Pat
Stan
Stan- Jey
Blood is cheap and nurses face strain in health note
The column argues blood donation fetches $40 a pint but fails to compensate many nurses. It describes a 24 hour duty nurse in a mental case, suffering headaches and indigestion, while urging better hygiene for workers and physicians. It notes hospital workers' health exams and warns against unsafe health fads and toxin theories.
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Gale
Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin
A fragment from a music column hints at a bold phrase Ain't It a Grand and Glorious Feelin with lively cadence and amplified cheer for a lyric or show tune. No further names or dates available in the readable text.
Uncle Wiggily Snow Flowers and Local Marker Woes
Uncle Wiggily helps a fox and a pig with snow flowers in a whimsical tale. The piece also shifts to a local note on vandalism of street markers in Waterloo, recounting the fading enamel signs and a lone surviving pole corner at Black Hawk and Twelfth Street.
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Waterloo
Ory
Black Hawk
Twelfth Street
Canadian French Name Hidden in Word Puzzle
Brain teasers present definitions to fill a column with words like bark pea foo door eel and others. The puzzle yields a Canadian French name of a North American deer after striking out and remaining letters.
Bunny Finds Snow Flowers For Mrs Twistytail
In a whimsical scene Uncle Wiggily and Dr Possum discuss Mrs Twistytail’s illness and the need for flowers. A patient bunny follows perfume scent under the snow and unearths snow flowers to cheer the fretful pig, hoping to bring joy to Mrs Twistytail as winter lingers.
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Lettie
Uncle Wiggily
Bunny Rabbit
Mr. Longears
Jane
Angele
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers From 1923
Questions and answers from Burroughs Nature Club notes discuss plant light response, animal senses, and species in the U.S. The text covers lily of the valley toxicity, starfish smell for prey, earwig presence in the U.S. and wing structure. It notes earwigs uncommon indoors and lists euplexoptera as the correct name.
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Boston
Gulf Coast
Europe
Views of the People Mere Admit Street Markers
Waterloo society columnist notes decades of street marker proposals facing failure despite cost. Judge comments that markers will not endure unless city officials support and enforce the project, urging resident protest to influence action.
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Waterloo
Abe Martin on nerves and political ambitions
Abe Martin comments on how nerve fuels political ambitions tied to Coolidge voters. He jokes about the era's politics and criticizes modern dancing as hindered by a circingle, reflecting humor about social changes.
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aytor-Jonex
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TATA
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Pig
Wiggily
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Houghton Beipilin CO
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