Bryan Attacks Wilson Policies Amid White House Pressure
The piece cites William Jennings Bryan criticizing President Wilson over ratification strategy and party unity. It notes labor union tensions around Cummins and Brookhart, calls for a judicial tribunal to resolve railroad wage disputes, and warns against strikes harming workers and the public. It discusses political maneuvering in Nebraska and the White House's influence on party strategy.
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Smith Brookhart
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Brian
White House
Fe Seniafé
My. Hitchcock
Nebraska
Political Theatre Shapes Haugen Campaign Strategy
The source suggests Haugen gains clarity on his position and plan after the party debate. It notes that choosing Mrs. Schulte would have altered potential moves for Gilbert, potentially changing his campaign dynamics in the coming months.
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Mr.Haugen
Mrs. Schulte
Gilbert
Farmers profit and farm land sales loom in Fayette county
A Fayette county farmer with 14 cows notes March cream checks off by 2.71 to reach 300. The piece argues good farming on 80 acres can be profitable with proper methods. It also reports a 40 acre Clear Lake tract near town sold for 40,000 to grow onions and yield 500 per acre when cultivated properly. The Jefferson Bee warns of removing 300 subscribers due to paper shortages, urging neighbors to share copies. It mentions Lodge’s strong delegate vote and recalls past price surges and food costs, alongside Iowa politics and a Democratic nomination decision in the Fourth District.
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Fayette County
Black Hawk
Clear Lake
The
Jefferson Bee
the Bee
Health Talks on Brass Dust Dangers and Rheumatism Advice
Health article warns brass dust inhalation irritates airways and may cause chronic bronchitis or tuberculosis. It favors ventilation and respirators, plus hot milk and rest during attacks. It also includes rheumatism questions with home care tips and notes limited diagnostic service by mail.
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
A domestic morning scene follows an argument over a late lodge meeting. Imogene accuses Andrew of infidelity and secrecy while he explains his duty at a memorial for Brother Thompson. She combs his pockets for clues, finding beer tops and an IOU, hinting at his inner conflict and possible transgression.
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Brother Thompson
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Johnson
Wilson
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Imogeneus
Thompson
Billy Sands
Brother Sands
Brother Wilson
The Enchained Birds Part VI Ends Happy
This portion of The En chained Birds follows Cianna and Prince Janno as they reveal their marriage plans to the royal family. The false king flees after Cianna returns with a kingly husband, and Cianna becomes queen while Viella and Cianne rule separately. Peacocks and swans grace the palace gardens as the tale closes with creatures rumored to regain human form.
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Viella
Prince Janno
Janno
Cianna
Sha
Bass
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Riello
Cianne
Birds Sacred to Royal Household In Norland Tale
In a fragment from a Norland era text, King Janna and Queen Ci anna, along with King Cianne and Queen Viella, revere birds as sacred to their rule. The passage hints at past harms toward birds and a mercy shown to those allied with them.
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Cianna
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Viella
Nature Notes from the Field Observations and Questions
Baby ducks leave their nests by clambering inside tree cavities and dropping into the air, then landing softly. Winter ants and crickets survive frost, while large black tree ants resist freezing when cut from pine. Watercress is naturalized in many regions as a wild edible plant found in springs and high mountains. Licorice comes from the Iberian plant, thriving near water, and may be among the oldest confections tied to early civilizations.
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Tigris
Euphrates
Sugar craving fuels a citizen’s protest in Tipton
An old Tipton Advertiser piece rails against sugar prices and government controls as voters face presidential and primary debates. It highlights Hoover’s Democratic vote count, Iowa Republican figures Kendall, Moore, and Deems, and argues for a strong Republican, businesslike Iowa administration amid 1919 harvest data.
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Towa
Kendall
Moore
Deems
Iowa
Milks Emulsion touted as a health boost for weak and ailing
A testimonial from Mrs. Dell Sivers of Phoenix shows two years confined by pneumonia fading after using Milks Emulsion. The ad claims it rebuilds strength, cures bronchial trouble, improves appetite, and restores digestion with a money back guarantee. It promotes using six bottles at home with refund if not satisfied.
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Ian
Haute
Sarsaparilis Promoted as Nutritive Beverage by Indiana Justice of the Peace
A well known Justice of the Peace in Indiana endorses Hoot's Sarsaparilis claiming it boosts nutritive value and strength. Advertisers say after three bottles the user eats three hearty meals daily, works hard, and sleeps well. Pharmacists prepare and sell in bottles.
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Indiana
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