Beveridge Victory in Indiana Dominates Political Debate
The editorial analyzes Alvert Beveridge's Indiana Senate win and its implications for 1924 and 1928. It notes the race reflected local machine politics, with comments on J. E. Watson and the anti machine surge led by Beveridge attracting women voters. It questions immediate presidential prospects and stresses future shifts in issues and positions.
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Beveridge
Alvert J. Beveridge
Harry S. New
Indiana
Brookhart
Heveridge
New
Harding
Mr. Beverage
Iowa
J. E. Watson
Pleurales and Tuberculosis Sheds Light on Pleurisy Case
A physician answers reader questions on pleurisy and its link to tuberculosis. He explains how pleurisy can accompany lung infections, the role of fluid in the chest, and how nutrition compares to cod liver oil, noting treatment must be individualized and that coughing and chest pain relate to lung inflammation.
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Phyateian
Laine Ewes
Coperiete Lonal Nesterse
Lee
Friend Wife by Rob Fulker son
Imogene and Andrew discuss life’s dangers after a tale about a murder. The dialogue riffs on risk in modern life, from accidents at work to poisons at breakfast, ending with a grim note on being safety wary at home.
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Imogene
Andrew
Campbell
Camnel
Tessie
Ina
The Daffodil Murder
A London murder mystery unfolds as Thornton Lyne is found with daffodils on his breast in a park. Detective Tarling tracks suspects including Odette Rider and Milburgh, Lyne’s manager, uncovering embezzlement, betrayals, and a fatal confrontation at Hertford.
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Graw Shusky
Jme
Odette Rider
Lyne's
Lyne
Tarling
Milburgh
John Wadhams
Holborn Circus
Mr. Milbugh
Ashford
Odette
Whiteside
Sam Stay
Miss Rider
Camden Town
Department of Lyne’s
Hert‘ford
Mr. Milburgh
Charing Cross
Thornton Lyne
London
Af Lyne
Dean
Hertford
Stock Exchange
Lyné
Hove
Abe Martin on casual talk and radio sets
The snippet jokes about a talkative follower in business being low on topics and praises a radio recalvin set as a handy device to keep folks at home engaged.
Freezone promises easy corn removal with no soreness
An advertisement touts Freezone as a inexpensive remedy that instantly lifts and removes corns and calluses without hurting. It claims a tiny bottle sold by druggists works on hard or soft corn between the toes with no irritation.
Nature Notes Queries Prompt Reader Engagement
Readers ask about wildlife and plant issues in this paper. Questions cover mink birth seasons and litter size, ostrich notes, and a fern infested by blackfly with white insects on its plate. Tomorrow's Nature Notes promises answers to these questions.
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Nature
Nature Notes
Jin
Answers on wildlife and breeding questions from readers
A reader Q A page discusses polar bear diets in summer and wild food sources for bears. It notes snakes incubate eggs or are viviparous and explains crossbreeding wild and domestic geese with potential sterility. It mentions decoy ducks and wild ganders in attempts to mix bloodlines.
No Fools Like Old Ones In Russia Reconstruction
Council Bluffs Nonpareil notes many plans for rebuilding Russia and mocks Soviet schemes. The piece argues it is hard to reform an adult mind when it believes wealth comes from taking away incentives.
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Council
Russia
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd rebus puzzle answer reveal
A puzzle item asks what spring flower the rebus represents. It explains the solution path from NEST plus ONE minus STONE plus WHEEL minus HEEL plus ARK to form NEWARK.
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Sam Loyd
Newark
Zemo Promises Quick Eczema Relief and Healing
An ad offers Zemo at three hours from any druggist or one dollar for a large size. It claims direct application removes eczema, stops itching, and heals skin troubles including sores burns and chafing. The antiseptic liquid is described as penetrating cleansing and soothing and priced as clean and dependable.
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Eh We Martbad
West Park Ava
John C. Hartman
Waterloo
Ova
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dougherty
Washington D
Csa
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Reo's
In the Fields a Daydream of Rural Joy
A fragmentary verse piece yearns for escape to rural pleasures. The speaker imagines daisies in bloom, meadow greetings, cattle lowing, and streams, seeking a day away from toil. References the South, labor, and a caution against bitter water.
Road Taxation Call and Cherokee Chief Commentary
A Cherokee leader urges the next legislature to regulate passenger and freight traffic on public highways and impose a mileage and weight based tax on heavy hire vehicles. Davenport Democrat laments dandelions as a free nuisance and jokes about their abundance and cultivation.
Des Moines Works Return Brings Smiles Amid Smoke Haze
Des Moines reports town factories resume production and workers return to jobs. Farm prices rise, boosting morale as people greet the new workday with guarded optimism despite lingering smoke and economic uncertainty.
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Des Moines
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets Offer Gentle Constipation Relief
Dr Edwards Olive Tablets are presented as a non calomel laxative option for chronic constipation and torpid liver. The advertisement touts a sugar coated olive tablet with no griping that stimulates normal bowel and liver action. It claims widespread use, nightly dosing, and prices at 1l c and 30c.
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Edwards
Calomel
Edward
Tirad
Kidney trouble warning from Dr Carey prescription
Cautionary ad urges readers with backache joint stiffness puffy eyes and sleep disruption to treat suspected kidney or bladder issues with Dr Carey's Prescription No 777. It guarantees a first bottle or money back and directs readers to Henderson Drug Co and other trusted druggists.
Father John's Medicine Ad Promotes Strength and Nourishment
An advertisement touts Father John’s Medicine as pure nourishment for weight gain and strength after a pale, thin winter. It emphasizes no alcohol or dangerous drugs and claims the remedy rebuilds flesh and vigor in spring.
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Father John
Nervous Prostration Seen as American Menace
Advert reads that nervous prostration is a widespread danger of modern life with hospitals overflowing. It cites P D Shade of Schuyler Rand who credits Dr A W Chase's Tonic Pills for recovery after severe nerve trouble and urges buying genuine Chase remedies at drug stores with portrait and signature for protection against imitations.
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A. W. Chase
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Richard Croker
Ireland
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Ole Dee
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The
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Abe Martin
Burroughs Nature Adul
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Sorerratt
Etn Ete cc
Zemo
Frank L. Stanton
Davenport Democrat
LEE Optical CO
Sycamore St. Wre
W. A. Covell & Son
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Dr. A. W. Chase
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