Water loo Evening Commer market and political notes
Waterloo Evening Commerce reports on legislative reform debates including a proposed 25 year statute review and the Steck Brookhart senate contest move. It notes candidates and political alignments, with commentary on women’s eligibility and upcoming amendments affecting representation in the Iowa legislature.
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Steck- Brockhart Senate
Committee On, Elections and Rivileges
Steck
Broughart
Senate
Stephens
Mississippi
Cemocrat
Brookhart
South
Washington
Iowa
Pampered passenger and dog aboard the Umer Olympia
New York dispatch details arrival of 843 aboard the Umer Olympia. The most pampered passenger is a black and tan terrier named Francie owned by Mr. and Mrs. Sidger Williams. The couple reportedly outfitted Francie with Parisian fashions costing around $700, with an annual wardrobe estimate near $4,000 not counting decorations and interest.
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New York City
Vrancie
Siz Toga
Sidger Williiams
Francie
Williams
Ford Boiled Driver and Simplicity in Writing Across Papers
A Cedar Rapids Gazette column argues for liability insurance to curb reckless driving as editors from Davenport Times and other papers praise plain language. The Parcel Post report notes low farm product uptake and city-farm buyer contact desires, while Oelwein Register laments high costs of printing the Congressional Record.
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Cedar Rapids
Parce
Des
Oelwein Register
Abe Martin Foler Returns Home After Safe Journey
A stray path tale notes Abe Martin returning safely home after a long journey. The brief item hints at cautionary wisdom and community concern in a rustic voice. The tone matches a local column style with a memorable character and a hopeful ending.
Public Health Service Urges Work Attire to Curb Illness
Dr Brady cites the U S Public Health Service noting 200 strong medical officers guard against cholera and respiratory diseases in industry. He warns mild colds at work seed outbreaks, urges employers to exclude workers with any cold or isolate them, while questioning insurance led health services.
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Wrenbury
United States Public Health Service
Public Health Service
Eough
Cumming
Andy
Dr. Cumming
Uncle Wiggily Fluffy Bed Adventure in the Woods
Uncle Wiggily sits on a fallen log seeking an adventure in a forest. The March Wind teases him by flipping his coat tails as he asks for help finding excitement. The wind agrees to aid if he can locate a quest instead of feeling tipped about.
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Down
Winegar
Mme
Ife
Physichia
Jay
W. G
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Allitor
Uncle Wig
Maele
Uncle Virgily
Bern
Playful Wind and Uncle Wiggily Encounter an Alligator
In a whimsical tale Uncle Wiggily meets the Skillery Scullery Alligator who chases his hat as a playful wind blows by. The Bunny remains safely home while the wind teases the coat tails and hat, promising more stories to come about Encle Wiggily and his surroundings.
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Anela
Skillery Scullery
Gnele Wigeily
Uncle Wigeily
Anacia
Uncle Wigsily
Chinese Proverbs and Views on China in a Travel Letter
The author reflects on Chinese proverbs and language, noting beliefs about character, poverty, schooling, and possessions. He contrasts harsh stereotypes with examples of Chinese innovations and people, emphasizing respect for mothers and the complexity of China’s society and foreign ties.
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China
Great Britain
Japan
Pompeii Ruins and a Printer's Makeup Rule Tale
The fragment notes Pompeii in Southern Italy near Naples, buried by Vesuvius and later visited by travelers. It then shifts to a long, humorous piece praising the printer's makeup rule as an indispensable tool with countless uses from prying to lifting to repairing, illustrating with anecdotes from history and daily craft.
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Pompeil
Italy
Naples
Santa Rosa
Cal
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Inquiry
A reader asks for guidance on caring for pecan trees and keeping goats geese ducks and sheep. The inquiry requests information to be provided in tomorrow's nature notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club Notes
Houghton Mifflin CO
Ov. T
Declaration of Independence copies flood St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Readers report receiving a counterfeit or dangerous printed document claimed to be the Declaration of Independence. Officials urge caution as distribution continues and advise verifying authenticity with authorities.
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United States
Aleikellogg
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Hery
Make-up Rule Satisfies an Occasion for a Pocket Niece
Fragment discusses a person using a make-up rule for a special occasion and calls it indispensable as a pocket niece. It reads as a quirky anecdote about vanity and practical beauty items. The language hints at light humor and personal anecdote.
Searcis for Ability in Lincoln College Presidents
The Lincoln Journal notes the endless search for capable college presidents. It argues competent educators with strong administration and public interaction are likely to be chosen for executive roles. Demand for high grade clarzyment drives salaries upward with leaders commanding at least 10 000 a year, many earning more for outstanding ability.
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Searcis
Lincoln Journal
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