Plain Words on Sugar Prices and Big Business Warning
A Cedar Rapids newspaper column criticizes sugar price manipulation and calls for urgent action by government. It argues big business profits harm farmers and consumers and urges President Harding to confront price fixing across industries.
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Guerenus Cale
Cedar’ Ranida
Callibe
Department of Justice
Washington
Cale
Congress
Legal Department
Cote
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
Cole
Herding
Harding
Bendling
Sidetracking diplomacy in Rome with U S Steel leader
A fragment describes Gary of the U S Steel corporation visiting Rome on a mission amid European readjustment and informal talks with business leaders avoiding formal procedures. The passage hints at direct practical diplomacy by industry leaders rather than diplomats.
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Was
Judeo” Gary
U.S. Steel Corporation
Rome
Italy
Combin
German reparations plan eyed by European leaders
In a London discussion during a conference between major industrial voices including Mr Stimues of Germany and bankers like J.P. Morgan, a practical plan for Germany’s resources and postwar payments is floated. The aim is a settlement based on Germany’s capacity to pay, with backing from Europe and America to pressure France toward a final accord.
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Germany
Rone
Gary
Europe
America
Messure
PB. Morgan
Tess
Herr Stinacs
Ger- Tagny
Matsaviil
Oriain
France
Belgium
England
Italy
United States
Intriguing etriks cited in Norfolk England strike history
A lengthy dispatch notes a rising wave of labor walkouts in Norfolk seedbeds and farms, with workers accepting 30 dollars a month as the upper limit of farmers’ pay. It argues that middlemen inflate prices, leaving laborers with little after costs. The piece also references U S concerns, Harding and Wil son era sugar policy, and ongoing agricultural unease as America faces varied market pressures.
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Etrikas
Norfolk
England
Iser
Aseptic Technic and Health Advice From Dr Brady
Dr William Brady outlines the health value of aseptic technique and its role in preventing infection. He stresses professional nursing standards, personal hygiene, and the limits of antiseptics, while addressing reader questions on color myths and practical exercises.
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Dretende
Brady
William Brady
Snug-Friend Wives Crisis Joins Fractured Household
Imogene reports that Snug-Walking has run away with Tom Andrews, while Andrew cautions about marriage's finality. The tale centers on Snug’s narcotic-tempted husband, Tom’s wife’s rumors, and a deteriorating domestic bond as mutual friends drift apart.
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Imogene
Tia
Anjaraw
Andrew
Jane
Tom Andrews
Andrews
Tom
Dog
Colorado Senate Race Card and McAdoo Mention
The piece discusses backing one candidate for United States senator to replace Nicholson of Colorado and Mr. McAdoo backing another. It muses on Colorado voters following Missouri’s example and critiques embalming as a parable for political strategy. It also notes August and Miss Spring’s absence.
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United States
Nicholson
Colortraa
McAdoo
Colorado
Kansas Missouri governors clash over adjournment fate
The Kansas and Missouri governors, one Republican one Democrat, face a bitter split as their legislatures advance. The Kansas governor quips about adjournment while the Missouri governor, less rosy, doubts his state’s legislature will be great. The exchange highlights the partisan divide and grim humor in Topeka and Jefferson City.
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Stoux City
Wilson
Kansas
Missouri
Jemmers
Promize
Kansas-Missouri
Topeka
Jefferson Cuty
Union
Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount
Malcolm Starmount a young rich man reforms after a wild party ends with a Chevy wreck and a rumored death. Mary Devlin, a child of poverty, inspires his change as Mal directs plans to save her future while Parker Mulcahy and Nalda Courteney entangle in secrets and a staged car wreck cover story.
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Bfalcolm
Dick ‘Tennant
Nalda Qburtenes
Starmount
Parkers
Mulcahy
Starmuount
Parker
Mary
Nalda Courteney
Eddie Daylin
Parker and Mulcahy
Naide Courtener
Stanount
Baddie
Eddie
Adirondacks
Radle Vlin
Ypurker
oOr
Tennant
Yruai Bay
Muleshy
Richard Armaguy
Hegdore Parker
Mal
Naldat
Walt
Malcolm
South America
Cigaret
Naida
Malcolm Star
Dick Tennant
Nalda
Gome
Courteney
Bryan and Cox Endorse Saving Country From Republicans
Des Moines Register notes Bryan and Cox appear to agree on a proposition to save the nation from the Republican party.
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Cox
Bryan
Des Moines Register
Messrs
Bookmakers and the mathematics of race betting
The article explains bookmaker aims to balance bets to cover odds and guarantee profit. it surveys 100 percent collective odds, uses a three horse race example, shows how bookmakers set payoffs above true chances, and provides a arithmetic puzzle about odds for three contenders Apple Pie Bumble Bee and Cucumber with a final puzzle reference.
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Bumble Bee
Rael
Questions and Answers on Nature Subjects in 1923
Readers send inquiries on rattlesnakes eggs hummingbirds and crows disease and keeping a woodchuck as a pet. The column provides brief replies and notes on natural history topics with period perspective and practical observations.
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Nature Notes
Piper
Thes Sandman Story Mrs Fr Walker Me Coon Goes Fishing
Mr. Coon, not fond of winter, peeks from his hilltop home on a sunny day. He spots neighbors Fox and Possum, and the Squirrel brothers playing in the snow. He giggles at the snowy scene and wishes to tease Reddy Fox.
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Marshalltown
Times-Republican
Ody
Ir. Coon
Reddy Fox
Coon
Fox
Abe Martin on pride and selling unwanted tickets
In Abe Martin’s column a rural wit mocks pride and foolish choices such as selling tickets nobody wants and slipping when a spouse suggests buying a livelier necktie.
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T’ Dex
Nobuddy
Down-on-the-Floor Famine Voices Move the World
A fragmentary quay of moral passion describes a sheltering figure hearing crying children for bread while a hungry world frowns on the poor. The poet notes the contrast between need and judgment and laments a night of hunger and neglect.
Coon's Snowball Plan Ends With Cold Fall
In a village tale, Mr. Coon hatches a snowball prank on Mr. Fox and Mr. Possum. The plan backfires when the roof sheds melt and dumps snow on Coon, sending him into the frozen pond where his friends laugh. Coon admits he only wanted to fish and hides indoors until spring.
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Mr. Possum
Mr. Fox
Big Arma Zull
Mr Fox
Mr Possum
Mr. Coon
Mr. Coan
Digestive Aid Ad Promises Quick Relief
An old advertisement touts Pane’s Diapepsin as a quick remedy for indigestion and heartburn. It claims a few tablets ease stomach pain, sourness, and related discomfort, with a pleasant taste and harmless use, all for a few cents.
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Bates
Pi &É
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