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WL. H. Hertman Co
Courier Ride
Corner Park Age
Exchange
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCoy
Trena
Gen’ Mer
Waterloo
Iowa
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Philadelphia
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Brooks & Finley, Representativee
Subways Hit by Crime War Campaign Placards
The Interborough Rapid Transit company of New York printed placards for all change booths as part of a campaign against station bandits. Two youths robbing the Jobo Street station on February 14 were sentenced to Sing Sing, receiving years from 14 to 15. The judge called the heavy sentence necessary to deter crime and keep felons confined, though critics warn the approach may misplace the social aim amid court proceedings.
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Interborough Rapid Transit ‘Company of New York
Jast
Jobo Street
Singh
le Conducting
Happiness Then and Now Through Cravecoeur’s Eyes
A brief meditation on how happiness rests in temper not circumstance, contrasting modern comforts with 18th century life. The piece cites Hector Saint-Jean de Crèvecoeur’s observations of Pennsylvanian settlers, noting their self-sufficient farms, abundant game, simple clothing, and remedies learned from natives, yet lacking automobiles, cinema, or radios, yet still content.
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Hector Saint- John de Cravecoeur
America
Pennsylvania
The
Yale Review
Senate ratifies Cuban treaty ceding Isle of Pines to Cuba
Amid years of debate the Senate approves the treaty transferring the Isle of Pines to Cuba. Administration circles hail the move as boosting U S Latin American relations while skepticism about US intentions lingers in the region. The report also mentions theatre chatter in Paris and odd anecdotes from Chicago, reflecting the era’s news mix.
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Senate
United States
Isle of Pines
Cuba
Borah
Committee On Foreign Relations
Coolidge
Uncle Sam
Central
South America
Town and Country Divides in Iowa Editorial Debate
Iowa editors discuss separating town and rural interests via voting splits, urging unity as roads improve and urban and farm ties strengthen. Columns contrast civic duty with a "useless citizen" stereotype and warn against exodus of Iowans seeking opportunities elsewhere.
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Burlington
Hawk-Eye
Iowa General Assembly
General Assembly
Raw vegetables and health benefits urged for adults
Personal Health Service columnist William Brady argues for more raw vegetables in diets, praising raw cabbage, lettuce, celery, and other greens for vitamins and minerals. He advises careful introduction for young children, notes market contamination risks, and answers reader questions on sleep, teeth staining, and benzol fumes with practical guidance.
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Esculapius
The College Pranks and Pronouns Echo at Night
A campus tale features Andrey and Imogene debating pronouns and Greek roots while recalling pranks. The pair plans a private theater outing after a tense exchange over language and manners, ending with a snowy hint of romance and a forfeited nickel wager.
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Andrey
Jerry Thompson
Genada
Jim Heory
Imogene
Bartlett
State University
Uncle Wiggily and Jackie's Bone
Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Bow Wew dig for a bone as the Fuzzy Fox is trapped in a bone hole. Police Dog arrives to arrest the fox, bone remains attached to his paw, and it is freed after cracking the bone. Uncle Wiggily returns to cake while the fox awaits the jail.
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Unele
Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wuzzy
Jackie Bow
Uncle Wiggily
Jackie
Fuzzy Fox
Uncle Wigsily
Mr. Fox
Fox
the Fox
Bunny
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily and the buried bone dig tale
An Uncle Wiggily tale follows Jackie, Peetie, and the bunny as they dig for a buried bone traded for marbles and a top. Uncle Wiggily helps with the digging while Nurse Jane bakes a cake, revealing the bone’s large hollow interior and their stubborn effort to uncover it.
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Brother Peeile
Bunny Gentleman
Jackie
Peetie
Wiggily
Uncle Wiggily
Hollow Stump
Nurse Jane
Uncle
Virgily
Abe Martin on spring fashion and dull stockin flaws
Abe Martin notes a tux coat should be sent to the cleaner after a house party and not stiffened. He forecasts shorter fuller skirts this spring and warns the public will again face the same old yellow stockings.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd in 4 Minutes to Answer
Puzzle item by Sam Loyd presents a word fill challenge with definitions and a strikeout mechanic. It hides the name of a large hawk described as notably silent, inviting readers to complete the sequence for the final answer.
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Sam Loyd
Clam Victory Shapes Word Puzzle Answer
In a TABLOVD X WORD style puzzle the solution to number 18 appears as Clam in the final word set. The clue process leaves sid victory hornet and dap nie as partial inputs with Maid Tory net apple removed. The remaining letter sequence forms Cla vichord.
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Clam
Sid
Victory
Hornet
Maid
Tory
Apple
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Column
Q and A style feature asks readers to submit nature questions. The page shows readers querying about plant casts and animal feeding, with Answers promised in tomorrow’s column. It includes the note about damp weather accelerating plant growth and moisture loss in dry weather.
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Nature Notes
Views of the People Middlewest Urges Relief Measure
Letters from Grundy Center Iowa dated March 14 urge President Coolidge and the U S Senate to advance the McNary Haugen sugar relief bill. The message notes broad support among Mississippi and Missouri river valley farmers, cites Henry C Wallace, and references Midwest legislative petitions and the Republican convention led by Senator Cummins.
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Middlewest
Grundy Center
Coolidge
United States Senate
United States
Mississippi
Missouri
McNary
Haugen
Henry C. Wallace
Republican State Convention
Cummins
Rheuma Promise and Money Back Guarantee Ad
An old style advertisement touts Rheuma as a universal remedy that harms the kidneys liver and bladder from day one while curing gout sciatica lumbago and rheumatism. It claims it removes poisonous waste from joints and muscles and offers a money back guarantee through Wangler Bros or any druggist.
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Wangler Bros
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