Politicians and sugar panic in a sharp press piece
The piece battles political manipulation around President Harding's court of international justice idea and argues the public should express views directly. It contrasts populist sentiment with professional Republican operatives and urges a sugar boycott to pressure profiteers and stabilize prices.
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Harding
America
Gov. Hyde
Missouri
Senator Lodge
Court of International Justice
Woodrow Wilson
League of Nations
Court of Justice
Herding
League of Nations Project
Republican Party
Iowa
A NEEDED LESSON IN SUGAR POLITICS AND SOCIAL FADS
A column contrasts sugar profiteering with independence, argues sugar price manipulation tests national resolve, recalls 1881 marathon dance endurance, and notes trends from Tutankhamun era to bustle fashions. It laments grafters, reflects on progress, and muses about cars for Waterloo readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shakespeare
Anne Hathaway
Tomb
Tut- Ankh-Amen
America
Ife
TIBING OVER A FAMINE IN BABY CARE ADVICE
This thirteenth column in a baby care series discusses temporary shifts in breast milk quality and quantity, advising brief bottle feeding with fresh cow's milk or milk formula when needed, and notes pasteurization for questionable milk purity. It also includes Q and A on acidity, scarlet fever contagion, blood pressure, and pregnancy superstition, with a note to send stamped envelopes for personal health letters to Dr. Brady.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Friendship and hunger in a changing dining room world
Imogene and Andrew discuss the decline of home cooking as modern life moves toward clubs and takeout. The couple muses on lost crafts, from carving fowl to glassware, lamenting how dining rooms fade while electric gadgets replace kitchen work. They decide to dine out together.
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Imogene
Andrew
Hal
Country Club
Lfe
Haviland
Othello
Thea
Mr. Fox
Jack Rabbit
Bunny
Jack and
Negro Migration Northward Hits Southern Labor
A Sioux City Journal summary reports a federal agriculture survey showing many African Americans heading north for higher wages. Over the past year Georgia lost 32,000 black laborers and South Carolina 22,750 black farmers, prompting labor shortages in Georgia and South Carolina and pressuring the South to raise incentives to retain workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sioux City Journal
South
Federal Department of Agriculture
Georgia
South Carolina
Florida
Alabama
Arkansas
HiiS Revival Hymn and Grim Joke Swindle
A fragmentary song excerpt by Frank L. Stanton and a humorous Davenport Times note describe a revival hymn with references to biblical figures and a separate crime tale. The Davenport piece notes Frank Borarski swindled 71 Chicago undertakers with loans while claiming his brother was dead, prompting police pursuit and shedding light on funeral fraud.
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Davenport
Frank Borarski
Chicago
John
Frank
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By the Noted Writer
An extended melodrama follows Malcolm Starmount as he confronts a web of scandal and revenge. After a wild party ends in alleged murder, Tennant’s return from sea brings danger, while Starmount redeems with a healing act toward Eddie Devlin and a vow to protect Mary Devlin, ending with personal resolve and a wary peace.
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Malcolm Starmount
Starmount
Mary
Devin
Holdis
Nalda Courteney
Onan
Buddy
iVennant
Naléa Courteney
Parker
Mulcahy
Tennant
Nails
South America
Mary Devlin
Adirondacks
Star Mount
Dick Tennant
Tennent
Eddie
Hdldie
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
The Rabbit brothers arrive to help a crying box figure create a snowman. They discuss starting tips and materials like dead leaves and a soil foundation, while Jack suggests using whatever remains in the cellar. The dialogue centers on how to begin building the snowman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Fox
Mr. Box
Rabbit Brothers
Jack
Bunny
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle style brain teaser from Sam Loud with wordplay steps and letter substitutions. Readers are invited to perform the sequences to reveal the name of Napoleon's Chief of Staff. Contains fragmented clues such as BABOON and scattered letter hints.
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Sam
Napoleon
Burroughs Nature Club Notes 1923 Q&A column
Reader questions on goldfish disease plant care and birds in ground areas. nature notes dept. seeks answers for tomorrow. Fish won’t eat and tank conditions mentioned. Guidance requested on transplanting roses and plant slips.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifslin CO
Answers to miscellaneous natural history questions
A reader asks how to get rid of an ill bug crustacean in mushroom beds, with methods like air exposure, thorough cleaning, and Lysol spray and poison on raw potato. Another asks for reliable readings on homing pigeons, citing G I Hartley's Domestic Pigeons and recent ornithological works. A third notes a singing winter mouse, mentioning Ingersall and observed musical responses to piano notes. President Harding is described as stubborn in a mild manner in Sioux City Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. I. Hartley
Ingersall
Abe Martin Reports A Dance Oddity On Front Page
Abe Martin notes the eccentric scene as Miss Fern Mootu began dancing the day before yesterday and continued today. She reportedly damaged one car and exhausted nine dancing partners and seven phone players in a humorous, chaotic display.
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Chasin
Fern Mootu
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