Prohibition schemes and tariff talk in Iowa voices
The page cites a warning about an Association Against Prohibition aiming to elect wet allies to Congress, notably in Iowa, to undo the Volstead Act. It argues for electing law enforcement Republicans and warns that a 15 percent tariff on hides would raise costs for consumers and harm farmers. It notes Marshal Joffre’s world tour and remarks on Ford jokes, weather forecasting folly, and early fruit tree spraying.
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Consumers urged to oppose hides tariff in shoe price fight
The letter argues US shoe buyers face higher prices if hides are taxed. It claims a $16 million treasury gain costs consumers $100 million to $1.356 billion, likening tariff impact to rowing upstream. It singles out ranchers tannery and shoe makers as proponents, contending they profit from the policy.
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The Smoking Woman and Health Advice Column
A health columnist discusses attitudes toward smoking among women and college students, arguing against cigarette use for women as a sign of poor education or character. The piece includes reader questions on turpentine inhalation, toe nail care, and other wellness tips with concise medical responses.
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Friend Wife by Roh Fulkerson
Imogene and Andrew discuss Carter a self styled soldier of fortune. They recount his fanciful career from a Cuban army major general to a Greek war general while noting his reliance on friends and reputation. They argue true responsibility lies with steady providers.
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Burroughs Nature Notes Q&A Answers on nests tails and caterpillars
Nature column from Burroughs notes answers on animal questions. Cow nest eggs vary in color, teal tail shedding aids escape, black swallowtail caterpillar uses scent glands to deter birds. Text shows garbled OCR with multiple typos and unclear lines.
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Iowa Editors From Different Viewpoints
Iowa editors discuss primary views with Brookhart followers split into groups and rivals uniting under one flag. Thorne and Col. Stanley shift radical opinions, changing views of primaries as a political tool. Also notes on songbird protection and risky street crossing warnings.
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Brookhart
Iowa
Clifford Thorne
Col. Stanley
Corning
Lobster Price Riddle Traced to 1829 Tariff Debate
The text recalls a House of Representatives exchange during the 1829 tariff fight between John Quincy Adams and Andrew Jackson. A lawmaker ridiculed calculating the first cost of a lobster as a metaphor for protectionist schemes. Prices cited vary and the anecdote links to phrases about first costs and lobster dealers.
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The Daffodil Murder in a London Park
A synopsis of Edgar Wallace's 1921 mystery The Daffodil Murder follows detective Tarling investigating the Lyne case. Suspects include Odette Ryder, Milburgh, and Miss Ryder’s mother, with tension mounting as Tarling uncovers motives and hidden ties.
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Hertford
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Abe Martin Drift of Gossip and a London Nursing Home
The passage blends Abe Martin style with references to Miss Rider in a London nursing home at 304 Cavendish Place near Regent Street. dialogue shows intrigue over a remarkable interview with Tarling at Hertford and hints at social tension between labor and capital. The piece ends noting a future continuation and a farmers' revenue idea from by products.
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Pretty Plain Sailing and the Lightnin's Quick War
The piece urges steady navigation under a confident captain as Life's plain sailing returns amid looming doubt. It links readiness to follow the guiding Lightnin and attend to business to reach a decisive end, promising work and purpose once started.
Motive and Witnesses Weigh on Milburgh in Seething Confrontation
Sam Stay confronts Milburgh in a tense exchange about Odette Rider and hatred for the woman. Milburgh recalls a possible past love and fears Odette’s role as the Crown’s key witness. The scene hints at a looming trial and the destroyed documentary evidence.
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Freezone corn remover promises painless quick relief
An advertisement claims Freezone removes hard and soft corns instantly with a tiny bottle sold by druggists for a few cents. It insists the treatment hurts nothing and lets you lift the corn off with fingers without soreness or irritation.
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