Factions on Korea Self-Denial and League Should Stand Firm
In a strong editorial voice, the piece argues that a league of nations must uphold self-determination for subject peoples, including Koreans, Egyptians, and Indians, rather than winking at abuses. It warns that Japan and Britain complicate unity and questions moral consistency if one group's rights are ignored. The column calls for sincerity and consistent principle in international action.
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Thomas
Colorado
League of Nations
Korea
Borah
League
Austria-Hungary
Bohemia
Poland
Japan
Egypt
India
Britain
Canada
Australia
New Zealand
Lenroot
United States
Europe
Europa
Uncle Sam
New York Judge Rules on Sex-Based Criminal Punishment
A New York judge says future criminal rulings will punish the man in a case as severely as the woman charged with moral code violations. He denounces the unfair pattern of arresting women while letting men go, urging justice and an end to discrimination.
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Australia
South Africa
India
Latin America
China
North Africa
Europe
Cedar Rapids
New York
Soan
Fragments reflect suffrage debate and midwest cautious buying
The excerpt notes that women are nearing constitutional suffrage while discussing social equality. It cites midwest businesses ordering inventory restraint and tighter credit. Other items mention Waterloo radicals facing resistance within veterans groups and a dismissive view of I W W activity in American Legion circles. A Sioux City note cites Bradstreet food index drift lower.
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United States
When the Rain's All Done and Other Tales
A mixed passage blends verse by Frank L. Stanton about sunlit blooms after rain with storytelling on fairies, elves, and a white rock tale. It shifts to observations on birds, nesting, and a tale of Mary and her candy bird, then notes experiments on rodent control with strychnine by the Biological Survey, detailing rabbit kills in Washington and Idaho.
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Himmel
Mary's Cage
Andrew
Bill
Biological Survey
United States Department of Fag
Washington
Idaho
Aphasia and its forms explained in health talk
Health talks by Dr John B HIVBER define aphasia as partial or complete loss of language expression or comprehension not due to ear or speech apparatus, detailing motor and sensory variants, amnesia, paraphasia, and agrammatism with brain-center involvement and left-hemisphere cortex relations.
Aphasia Types and Advice From Dr Huber
A physician outlines various aphasia forms such as ataxia bradyphasia and conduction aphasia and notes outcomes depend on brain lesions age and education. He offers to answer letters directly and asks for stamped self addressed envelopes for questions of general interest while requests for diagnosis or treatment cannot be entertained.
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J. H
John B. Huber
The Green Elf and the Fairy
In a sea cave a Green Elf sits beside a white moonlit rock each midnight while fairies watch. The Elf speaks of a lost past as his beard and hair once dark and his shape now bent. The fairies pity both the Elf and his sister Fairy for the mystery of the white rock.
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Green Elf
White Rock
Nature Notes I questions and answers preview
Nature Notes presents questions about woodchucks farmers birds squirrels and winter stores. It notes the red squirrel stores irregularly like a partial mix between chipmunk and gray, with tomorrow’s column promising answers.
Filler dialogue from old column mentions 20 shillings raise
A fragmentary line quotes Pinky Kerr discussing carrying matches for his girl friends and describes three men huddling together to raise twenty shillings. The crude rural slang and dated phrasing hint at a casual street anecdote without clear event context or names beyond Pinky Kerr and Tinton Rud.
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Allus
Pinky Kerr
Tinton
Mary the canary hatches trouble in a quarrel over a gift
In a domestic scene Andrew and Imogene argue over a pet canary named Mary. Imogene recalls not wanting the bird, its gift from the Daltons, and how the bird’s singing and daily eggs stirred affection. Tension rises as she resents the social humiliation caused by Andrew’s jokes and her growing attachment.
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Mary
Andrew
Imogene
Daltons
California
Hill
Rotterdam Hans Drops Schnapps Import Side Line
A quirky note recalls Rotterdam Hans who shipped one case of schnapps each trip, quitting the venture after a miscalculation. He expected $19.80 for the last case, but customs consumed a third of the remainder when 10 bottles sold, leaving $16.20, a puzzle to determine bottle count.
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Rotterdam
Hans
Hare
U.S. A
Milks Emulsion advertised for cough and stomach issues
A testimonial from V W Neff of Oklahoma City praising Milks Emulsion for curing a persistent cough, night sweats, and digestive troubles after other treatments failed. The copy touts the product as a nutritious digestible emulsion sold nationwide with a money back guarantee and pricing of 60 cents or 1.20 dollars per bottle.
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San Antonio
Texas
Oklahoma City
V_W. Neff
Deway St
Okla
Milks Emulsion Co
Terre Haute
Ind
Adveortisermenty
Bitro-Phosphate Promises Nervous Relief and Flesh Gain
A promotional ad claims thin nervous people suffer from nerve starvation and can regain vigor with Bitro-Phosphate, a five-stain tablet taken with meals. It touts nerve-building, non-stimulant effects and urges cautious use due to strong flesh-gaining claims, along with Buro-Phosphate as a supporting aid.
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