Democrats in Iowa seek to disrupt Republican senate bid
The Iowa Democrats plan to leverage weaknesses in the Republican armor ahead of the next November elections. Clyde Herring may be groomed to fill the Senate seat if Kendall leaves, while four Republicans Picket t Sweet Francis Brookhart compete. Brookhart’s prior strong showing makes him a real threat and could dilute GOP votes, possibly helping Herring win the nomination and disrupt Republican unity at the polls.
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Fragmented voter blocs hinder city election unity
The article argues that a large portion of residents oppose certain tickets yet split into multiple camps rather than unite. It claims private polls would show willingness to defeat specific tickets if votes could be concentrated, but public strategy favors division over consolidation. A side note mentions a new witness for Arbuckle and a possible shift in Patty’s allies.
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Germany's salesmanager for ambassador role questioned
The piece portrays Dr Otto Ludwig Wiedfeldt head of Krupp as a business minded diplomat to the United States arguing that Germany now prioritizes commerce over traditional military might. It notes his prominence as an industrialist and economist and questions if this signals a broader strategy.
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Ignorance on license plates cited by attorney general
The piece warns against using 1921 license plates in 1922 and clarifies that only current year plates are legal. It cites Attorney General Gibson, notes penalties up to 100 dollars, and urges enforcement to curb leniency and unlawful operation. It also touches on exams and a brief international note about Britain and France.
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Unseasonal Growth Report From Wooded Areas
Readers report unusual plant growth as warm spells revive buds and wildflowers despite lingering snow drifts. Locals note early shoots appearing in woods while some trees hold back. Authorities urge caution for hikers as spring moods clash with lingering winter.
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Somnambulism and health questions addressed by Dr Huber
The article explains sleepwalking as a dream driven motor act with heightened senses and limited pain awareness. It notes the condition often has neurotic heredity, commonly begins in adolescence, and is more common in women later in life. Forehead and back pain are linked to constipation, nasal obstruction, fever, or kidney issues. symptoms require medical guidance and self treatment is discouraged.
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Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene confronts Andrew after a boat trip as he recalls a poker binge with vivid, oversold war metaphors. He insists the trip was about fresh air, though he spent it gambling and lost money while distracted by the game and the deck. The pair spar over promises and behavior.
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Afterthoughts on First Aid Week and Winds of Opinion
A brief quip notes a straw vote hints at public mood while humor turns to a playful jab about continuing “first aid” themes. The short item ends with a light aside about needing a little wig for the week.
Nature Notes Q and A from Burroughs Club column
Questions range from natural history to local politics and culture. Answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes feature address topics like cone bearing trees, chrysalis versus cocoon, bird flight, elections open or closed towns, and recent headlines about stars and churches.
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Answers on Tortoises Cockroaches and Goldfish Nests
A Q A style note discusses tortoise foot use front and back feet and claw differences, questions whether cockroaches are dirty insects and the idea of them as scavengers, and asks about goldfish nest comfort compared with typical bird nests, suggesting goldfish nests are luxurious.
Abe Martin Quips On Theft And Courtroom Exit
Abe Martin quotes Ike Lark about taking cars with friends as he is led away from the jailhouse court. Miss Tawner Apple is noted in relation to chest expansion and plans described for a Wat ad in a Queens and Sorceresses game context.
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Bram Tests By Sam Loyd Riddle
Puzzle text describes a color spelling riddle with actions to produce COLORADO. Mentions an eight by eight square and cutting the original price into cases. Ambiguous fragments reference a diagram and antique wordplay style typical of Loyd puzzles.
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IT WAS THE PLANNER
Moll had the best young feller in the neighborhood yet the couple split over a six hundred pound planner with a voice like a shriller and black and white keys. Neighbors say Moll kept it going day and night and lost her beau to the planers pull.
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Thistle-Down Lining Aids Late Nesting Of Seedlings
A fragment notes a nest construction by gokifinch using thistle-down lining to launch fledglings late in August. The timing aims to suit the season when preferred seed-fonds are available, enabling use of materials not obtainable by earlier builders.
Controversial Call to Help Haywood and Misc Entries
Muscatine Journal notes Bill Haywood has a new concession to operate iron ore in the Urals and suggests sending radicals abroad. Sioux City Journal discusses a glyptodon identification. Marshalltown Times-Republican hints Hoover could challenge Senator Johnson. Other items cite wheat in Australia and vandalism motifs in ancient contexts.
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Wood Pewee Migrates From Forest To City Homes
An observer notes wood pewees abandoning sylvan habitats for urban dwellings. The birds display architecture skill by building a small round nest on an oak limb near a window, using a glue made of lichens and horse hair. They decorate with lichens, creating vivid exterior color.
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Christian Science Monitor
Pewees Build Nest In Sunlit Nook
A mother pewee shields her nest from the hot sun as the young hatchlings arrive in July. The birds recently moved from deep woods, choosing a limb foundation without shade and learning to adapt to new surroundings. The mother sits at the nest edge, spreading her wings to cast shade each day.
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