Waterlo o Evening Courier Views on Wisconsin Politics
The column discusses Wisconsin politics with focus on La Follette, Socialists, and Republican implications for a U.S. Senate nomination. It notes Socialists’ stance in Milwaukee, questions for Wisconsin Republicans, and the potential impact on national party alignment amidst upcoming campaigns.
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Senator LaFollette
Mr. LaFollette
Wisconsin
Milwaukee
United States
LaFollette
Vetera
la Follette
Indiana
Debs
Health Talks by John B. Huber A M M D Inevitable Death and Answers
Health perspectives discuss fear of death with quotes from Osler Carlyle Whitman and others, portraying death as peaceful. An advice column, Questions and Answers on morphine addiction outlines personal responsibility, physician guidance, and the Lambert method, inviting inquiries to Health Talks with self addressed envelopes.
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Osler
Hama
Carlyle
Phen
Walt Whitman
Brillut-Savarin
Han
Lambert
Hober Incire
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene recounts the tale of Ann Cass leaving her husband after his unconfessed affair. She argues confession worsens the burden on the innocent wife, while the husband’s candor forces a cruel, personal reckoning. Andrew hints at a past habit and a Mary Pickford picture at his office.
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Ann Cass
Imogene
Andrew
Ann
Aura
Emo~ Gene
Mary Pickford
The Daffodil Murder by Edgar Wallace
A London store owner Lyne is murdered days after being refused by Odette Hitler. Daffodils surround the body and a woman's shawl binds the wound as Tarling and the commissioner pursue a case hinting at a Chinese angle in a complex mystery.
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Edgar Wallace
Greenest
Small, Maynard & Company (Incorporated
Thornton Lyne
London
Odette Hitler
Lyne
Detective Tarling and the Rider family in a growing mystery
Tarling investigates a murder linked to Odette Rider and Thornton Lyne. A printed gang slip from Shanghai and a bloodless nightdress with no laundry marks surface as clues. Tarling travels to Hertford seeking the missing Odette while exploring Milburgh and Hillington Grove for ties to Lyne’s store empire.
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Tarling
Shanghai
Mr. Cresswell
Hertford
Arling
Ana Esieit
Alman
Fone
Odette Rider
Thornton Lyne
Mr. Lyne
Lyne
Stay
Srarling
Scotland Yard
Edgware Road
Odette J Rider
Hillington Grove
Denil
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q and A
Burroughs Nature Club Notes by Houghton Wicflin Co presents a Q and A column inviting readers to send general nature questions. It lists questions about soot as a fertilizer a chameleon color change and swift roosting, with answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Wicflin CO
Nature Notes
Frizzled chicken breed and other natural curiosities
A fragmented Q A discusses the frizzled chicken as an established breed that can breed true though all chicks may not show the trait. It notes a queen bee can lay about 1,400 to 2,000 eggs weekly in spring, totaling 30,000 to 40,000 per season. Amber sources are traced to the Baltic region with finds in France, Sicily, Burma, the U S and Mexico, used in ancient times as ornament and charm.
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France
Sicily
Burma
U. S
Mexico
Grecce
Rome
Egypt
Nero
Three Against the County and Other Editorial Snips
Iowa editors deride criticisms of Johnson Borah and Lafollette amid praise for the Washington conference. The piece notes old man’s wisdom and recounts a Dodge family dispute over an inheritance and a clever legal workaround. A London denture maker sells cigars branded for distinguished men.
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Eagle Grove
Johnson
Borah
Lafollette
Washington
Manson Journal
Old Man Dodge
Young Dodge
Gone Terres by Frank L. Stanton
Poem reflects on a poor man’s death and rest among stars rain and hills. The speaker notes the deceased’s weariness and final kiss goodbye as he crosses mountains to rest. The verse blends dialect and sentiment with gratitude to the sun for blessings beyond measure.
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd puzzles a 12 by 13 quilt division
A reader recalls a Christmas gift quilt by eleven granddaughters. Each provided a square piece, forming a 12 by 13 quilt. The challenge asks how to divide the quilt into eleven equal contributions and notes yesterday’s answer.
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Sam Loyd
Wornet
Feay Jae
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