Formally delayed selection for Col George Harvey ambassador
The piece discusses Col George Harvey potentially being named ambassador to Britain, noting British delay and Republican opposition. It surveys public sentiment, hints at alternatives like ex-President Taft, and contrasts past allegiances with current political optics.
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George Harvey
Court of
St James
Harding
Col
Harvey
Thara
Britain
Col. Harvey
Mr. Wilson
Col Harvey
Col. Harver
Taft
London
United States
Windsor Castle
King George
How Iowa Ranks And Bolshevism In Perspective
The piece comments on Iowa as wealthy and prosperous with active advertising for goods in its newspapers. It argues Lenine and Trotsky are tyrants whose mellowing signals danger, warning that apparent goodwill toward Russian masses may mask a trap as Bolshevism weakens.
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Iowa
Union
Hawkeys
Lenine
Trotsky
America
Russia
Health Talks by JOHN R HUBER A M D
Health Talks discuss exercise and health, noting that regular moderation is better than overexertion. Readers may gửi questions to Dr Huber with waits for responses in the Health Talks column. Bow legs question cites possible heel influence and surgical consult for treatment.
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John R. Huber
Erasistratus
Huber
Tare
Friend Wife By Rob Fulker Son
Imogene and Andrew debate culinary virtues of strawberries and onions in a playful dialogue. Andrew favors onions for beauty and flavor while claiming strawberries are overrated beside the onion. The scene ends with a joke about lemon stock and everyone grabbing treats.
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Imogene
Andrew
Burbank
Dawes Testimony Draws Gusts From Government Printer Reports
Sioux City Tribune notes government printers released Dawes committee testimony on the house war investigations. Gen Dawes’s volatile remarks filled the room as he swore and paced, uttering strong language in a lively, unguarded display.
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Sioux City Tribune
House War Investigating Committee
Gen. Dawes
Chicago
Damus
Marius
Dawes Swear Words Topic Stirring Congress
A report on General Dawes and his profane language provokes wide public interest. Congress seeks full Dawes testimony while authorities redact swearing, prompting talk that phonograph records of his remarks could be sold.
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Congressional
Gen. Dawes
Senate
Dawes
Hell
Easter at Reims Cathedral A Ruin Marked by War
Essay recounts a two hour Easter Sunday visit to the ruined Reims Cathedral in 1919. The author praises the cathedral as a testament to human spirit while detailing shell damage, missing sculptures, shattered glass, and the fragile remaining framework under a blue sky above the Oise valley.
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Eugene Debs
Atlanta
Washington
Daugherty
Debs
Mr. Debs
Reims
Maeterlineck
Humdrum
Cathedral
the Oise
Dance dress delays and wartime crowd at New Palace
The note suggests a girl’s sundress takes longer to finish than a theater dress as crowds gather amid a wartime rush in the center district. The New Palace hosts a bustling population scene tied to the ongoing war.
Nature Notes and Q&A from a Local Paper
Readers submit questions on silverfish, hare behavior, goose migrations, and wood mole habits. The column also offers answers about glaciers, marmots, and oriental martins housing, including construction and placement tips.
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Nature Notes
Nature
Dinner Party Ends in Murder Mystery Web
At a dinner hosted by Colonel and Mrs Ledgani guests include their daughter Trixy and society figures such as Mrs Hartshorne, Swarthmore and Braddock. A masked death follows a mysterious night with money, a pearl necklace and a nurse witness Daisy Bayne describing a late incident at Farragut Street before Paul Harvey investigates.
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Harvey
Mrs. Hartshorne
Swarthmore
Peters l
Sadie
Hartshorne
Paul
Mr.Harver
Rose
Daisy Bayne
Frasers
Farragut Street
Levening
Bayne
Miss Wray
Donald
Miss. Wray
Tamas
Reims Cathedral’s Ruins Cast a Sacred, Heroic Shadow
The ruin of Reims Cathedral inspires awe as its shattered walls and arches rise toward the sky. Despite shell damage and faded paintings, the enduring beauty of the columns and the martyrdom of Saint Joan of Arc elevate its story beyond former splendor.
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Reims
Joan of Arc
Gethsemane
She’ll Get There After All Poem By Stanton
A reflective poem by Frank L. Stanton describes a world in rapid motion. It contrasts old-time voices with the New Time rush and urges faith that the subject will ultimately reach the destined goal despite dizzying speed. The verses celebrate progress while affirming perseverance toward a promised end.
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Col. Procter
Gen. Wood
Maj. Sprague
Chicago
Cal. Procter
Walige
Maj! Sprague
Heavenly Wall
Murder Mystery Sparks Public Alarm At Boarding House
A witness recalls a violent incident at a sickness ward and a murder shock as an extra edition hits the streets. The account describes a hurried exit, a police raid at 135 across the war, and a new political slogan stirring disorder in the Democratic camp.
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Donal Black
Miss Wray
Mise Wray
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
A puzzle dialogue asks how much per yard Mrs Smith paid for gingham and voile after choosing ten yards of each for 15 dollars. The scene occurs at a barge counter with Mrs Brown offering advice on dress goods. The piece ends noting a rebus Thyme Seca.
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Mrs Smith
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