Page header and advertising policy notice fragment
The fragment shows subscription pricing and mailing terms, then legal notices about copyright and republication. It also mentions Associated Press ownership, advertising policies, and office representations across major cities. Names of cities appear, but no coherent news event.
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Baltar
Eeeesee Dd
Waterloo
Towa
Hha
Ett Rinhenls Sone
United Press
Associated Press
Otter
Adait Buren
New York
Phiadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisc
Stary
Arouxs & Flatey
Representatives
Ei Capi
Minority voices and press space in a free press
The piece argues that minority groups are vocal and receive substantial publicity, rebutting the claim that minorities are silenced. It asserts that newspapers allot space proportionate to public discourse and that fear of “suppressing” minority views is unfounded.
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Nob
Wright brothers win recognition as first powered flight
Smithsonian Board of Regents declares the Wright brothers earned credit for achieving the first successful power propelled heavier than air flight. The dispute over Langley’s prior attempts is resolved with the Wrights preserved for history and the aircraft staying in America.
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Wright Brothers
Board of Regents
The
Smithsonian Institution
Washington Cateline
Associated Press
America
Wilbur
Orville Wright
Samuel Langley
Potomac River
Langley
Glenn Curtiss
Wright
England
Landmark Wisconsin covered bridge vanishes in ice flood
A long standing covered bridge over the Wisconsin River at Bridgeport collapsed after floating ice jammed against it. The structure dated back more than 70 years and connected settlers moving toward new country with memories of wagon trains and old roads.
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Wisconsin River
Bridgeport
Mississippi
Gomg
Prairie du Chien
George Loses Out on Pullman Porter Wages
The Interstate Commerce Commission finds no jurisdiction to regulate Pullman porter wages or tipping. The Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters sought an investigation into tipping to drive wage increases, but the ruling leaves George unable to solicit gratuities, continuing to rely on tips alongside wages.
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George
Interstate Commerce Commission
Pullman Company
Preventing Hemorrhoidal Phlebitis and Hygiene Notes
In a health column a doctor outlines hemorrhoids as varicose veins with pain only during inflammation called hemorrhoid phlebitis. Emphasizes avoiding predisposing factors, strict cleanliness, bathing after evacuations, and using mild powders or petroleum jelly for irritation. Warns against laxatives and advocates surgical cure as safer and cheaper in long run.
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Sitz
Paris Ciro's Restaurant decries Parisian dining habits
Ciro's in rue Daunou Paris famed for exclusivity and high prices draws mixed crowds. The head waiter and staff charm royalty while American guests face selective seating and insistence on tipping. A blend of satire, travel yarns, and social observations paint a bustling scene.
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Paris
Ciro
Hoipolloi
Ciro’s
Staiis
France
New York
Great American tribute to Charles W. Eliot by Glenn Frank
A historic profile praising Charles W. Eliot as a transcendent leader. The piece notes Eliot’s courage, independence from class, aristocratic mind guiding the nation, and commitment to diligent public service over personal position. It frames him as a democratic aristocrat shaping university leadership and science democracy.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Boston
America
Charles W. Eliot
Dr. Elst
Eliot
Dr. Eliot
New England
Commonwealth
Ike convention to be held in Omaha in April 1921
Omahi Bee notes the national convention of the Trank Walton league will gather in Omaha in April 1921. The piece downplays gun use, stressing conservation, reforestation, nurseries, and outdoor recreation, aiming to elevate sportsmanship and pioneer ideals. The writer looks forward to meeting fellow outdoors writers and enthusiasts.
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Will M. Maupin
Trank Walton League
Omaha
Trask Walton League
The
Republic
League
Japanese Censorship Suppresses Desiring Theater
Baltimore Sun reports Tokyo police ban on Eugene O Neill play Desire Under the Elms amid public morals concerns. The piece notes actors chosen to portray New England Yankees and anticipates crowded houses despite censorship, suggesting censorship may influence public reception.
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Baltimore Sun
Japan
Tokio
Eugene O'Neill
Sco
Ark
Writing Beginnings in Cave Art Spans Stone Age History
Uncle Ray explains that early writing began as cave pictures in Europe, showing animals like bison and mammoths and scenes such as a hunter shooting a deer. The article argues these drawings served as records and hints at the use of bows and arrows.
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Spain
Europe
Miss Brown of X. Y. O. A Secret Service Tale
Edith Brown, a stenographer, becomes central to a dangerous plot over vital notes. Col Dessiter and a Russian refugee named Paul aid her as enemies seek the documents through bank and vault schemes. John Glyde is Dessiter in disguise. a tense political intrigue unfolds with danger, explosions, and a hidden XII secret department.
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Edith Brown
Col. Dessiter
Mr. Paul
Dessiter
Dessiters
John Glyde
Erle Greatson
Frankland
Miss Brown
Frances
Mr. Frankland
Greatson
Nin
Uncle Wiggily and the Macaroni By
Uncle Wiggily cautions Baby Bunty and Yallie to stay close as they head home to their hollow stump bungalow. Bunty notices people hanging white strings to dry on porch rails, signaling another adventure may unfold.
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Bunty
Yullie
Wiggily
Baby Bunty
Holland
Mr. Longears
Yallie
Uncle Wiggily
Vallie
Italy
Uncle
Mr_j Longears
Valne
Duieh Cow
Uncle Wigglly
Little Yallie
Rabbit
Bunnies
Baby Bunly
Rabbit Girl
Uncle Wigerly
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers To Readers
A reader asks about bluebird captivity and feeding, horned toads eggs, and wolf abundance. The column discusses petrel naming myths, moth and butterfly sizes, monarch scent patches, fish eyelids, and editor letters about cabbage worms and angle worms amid natural history trivia.
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Sparu
W. B. Martman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial St
John G. Hartman Jackson McCoy
Personal Health Service
William Brady, M.D
Nail Newspaper
Tam
Heigh
D. W
WH. EM
Brady
Wiliam Brady
C. O. McIntyre
BicNaught Studleats, Inc
Monk Welch
le Bourget
London
Prince of Wales
King Edward
Eddie
Legion of Horner
Moscow
Russia
Gilvert White
Stelwart Edward White
Atte CF Gai
Uncle Ray’s
You
Uncle Ray
Hoy
Phillips Oppenheim
BE. Philps Oppenheim
Mr. Finkand
Miss Austin
Miore Lhasa
Uncle Wiggily and the Macaroni
Howard R. Garts
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Peter
Mother Carey
Wilson
Abe Martin
Coolidge
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