Filipinos Independence Debate and U S Immigration Outlook
The piece discusses Gen Wood’s administration in the Philippines and the push for independence, noting Filipino debaters defeating American teams at Georgetown and George Washington. It also covers U S immigration policy, urging higher northern European quotas and selective entry to strengthen citizenship prospects.
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Wood
Manila
Hardley
Teapeda
Gay
Gary Wood
Philippines
Georgetown University
George Washington University
Washington
D. C
Wood-Forbes
Tts
Catholic University of America
University of Pennsylvania
American Congress
Enele Sam
Ole
Uncle Bam
Let in the Good People in a Growing Nation
An optimistic column urges welcoming efforts as the United States lags behind in development compared with Holland Denmark France Germany Hungary and Belgium. The piece extols opportunity and calls for rapid national progress and inclusion of capable citizens.
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Holland
Denmark
France
Germany
Hungary
Belgium
United States of America
Knute Nelson Remembered As Honest Independent Senator
The remembrance lauds Knute Nelson as a rugged Norse American who served 25 years in the U S Senate. He is praised for independence and steady judgment, a strong voice for his country and Minnesota, and for his plainspoken, direct style. The piece contrasts Nelson with today’s need for principled leaders.
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Knute Nelson
United States Senate
Minnesota
Norway
Nelson
Tie
Knute Nelsons
Beyond the Range Sixth Health Talk on Respiratory Infections
Dr Brady discusses why children contract respiratory infections more often, not due to inherent susceptibility but close contact. He advises keeping five to ten feet from others and wearing a gauze mask when necessary. Q A notes cover feeding, wisdom teeth, catnip, and parenting myths with practical doctor replies.
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HieckesgeHer
Two Cars in One Couple's Argument Over Ownership
Imogene and Andrew discuss ownership of a new roadster vs. the existing sedan. Andrew claims the roadster, bought with coupons, is his while proposing a shared use plan based on weather and occasions. Imogene prefers the sedan but suggests a bold red or yellow paint for easier night recognition. they decide to ride together with Imogene driving.
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Japan
Towa
United States
Europe
Congress
W. W. Husband
Ciingham
Skusband
America
California
Solomon
Central America
Clara Phillips
Los Angeles
Clara
Cand Jaik
Hollywood
Solomon of Old
Imogene
Andrew
Looge
Ann
Nix
Mayor’s deduction and a suitcase reveal a train bound nab
The Davenport Times notes a mayor detaining a passenger on a Mason City bound train amid a peculiar odor and suspected booze. It comments on enforcement and rail expansion boosting farm values and mentions a Supreme Court ruling limiting prohibition beyond three miles.
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Mason City
Davenport
United States Supreme Court
Resing
Daugherty
Tand and Railroads in Iowa’s Economic Debate
The Cedar Rapids Republican argues that if a railway fails and abandons service, surrounding farm land would plummet in value. It credits railroads with boosting land values and farmer prosperity, citing census data from 1900 to 1920 to support the claim.
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Cedar Raphdts Republican
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker
The king's daughter falls asleep and cannot be roused by wise folk and folk healers. All efforts fail and the royal family laments as an old witch arrives at the castle seeking to aid or alter the fateful sleep.
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Sandman
Mrs. F. A. Walker
The Crystal Comb Awakens the Sleeping Princess
A tale unfolds of the Wind Witch's crystal comb that can wake the princess from a deep sleep on the Crystal Mountain. A poor peasant named Joel offers to marry the princess if he finds the comb, and the king promises the throne bride to the finder upon awakening.
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North Wind
Joel
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount by a Noted Writer
Malcolm Starmount a wealthy man of Manebout town vows a new life. He befriends Mary Devlin and faces a rival woman Naida Courteney who seeks revenge. A violent confrontation and a threatened shooting drive Starmount toward Adirondacks and a choice between wealth and love with Mary and Eddie.
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Malcolm Starmount
Mary Devlin
Hoe
Ciic
Naida Courteney
Dick Tennant
Starmount
Parker
Mulcahy
Tennant
South America
Heer
Adirondacks
Ma Nalda Courteney
Starount
Alary
Nalda Courteney
Staremount
Afubahy
Nalda Mourteney
Adirrondacks
Zenat
Starmeount
Eddie
van Elsen
Mary
Nelda Courteney
Ted Parker
Mary Deyn
Mary la Bata’ SA
Home Sweet Home song breaks records in town
Abe Martin notes the popularity of Home Sweet Home has shattered song records and nearly outlived Tilford Moots who was defeated for constable on the Republican ticket. Moots has been promised a pie con by the Water Court jury.
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Tilford Moots
Same Old Feeling Prank and Pine Box Reflections
A fragmented verse shows a speaker reflecting on spring fever and life’s repetitive cycles. The text frets over health, struggle, and the sense that little changes when the train arrives or campaigns stall. The tone blends rural imagery with weary skepticism.
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L. Stanton
Tennant Calls In To Light As Man Confronts Child
In a tense scene at Starmount a threatening figure emerges from shadows as Eddie shields a boy and girls from harm. Tennant orders Mary to contact Pat while Starmount watches to prevent further danger. The confrontation escalates as a dangerous man nears the balcony above.
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Mary
Ted Parker
Eddie
Jever
Star
Tennant
Feta
Starmount
Nou
Buddy
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers in Tomorrow's Issue
Questions on a pet turtle, poultry birds, electric fish shocks, and animal lifespans are answered. The column discusses cormorants used for fishing, life expectancy in birds and reptiles, and the role of flies as cleaners before human disruption.
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Natura Notes Dept
Great Lake
iGalanagou Islands
Pacific
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