New Demo Entrant Tangles Democratic Preview in 1924
A column discusses possible Democratic nominees for the 1924 presidential race led by Woodrow Wilson supporters. It evaluates David Houston and John W. Clarke and entertains Carter Glass as a potential contender, noting regional dynamics and the lack of northern candidates. It also mentions Hugh McAdoo, Cox, Bryan, and Davis as possibilities in a developing convention landscape.
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David &. Siouston
Woodrow Wilson
Mr. Wesson
John W. Clarke
Supreme Bench
League of Nations
Wilson
Supreme Court
Honaton
Missouri
Altho
New York
Houston
Housten
Woodrow Olson
Mr. Houston
Virginia May
Carter Glass
Mrr
Glass
McAdoo
New England
Pennsylvania
Air and Water Currents
The article notes a climatic spasm in the past week as a variation of winter and spring weather. It says meteorologists acknowledge some uncertainty about the forces driving the dramatic changes in weather and temperature, contrasting with a harsh New England winter.
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Greenland
Gulf Jateam
Gulf of Mexico
Pre[domary
Equatorial
Texas
California
San Bernardino
Cal
Iowa
Michigan
Borah
la Follette
New England
North Pole
Iowa Edits on Road Spending Show Major Improvements
Iowa’s highway bulletin shows 22 expenditures totaling 21,671 for state and 13,27.19 for primary roads across 6,615 miles. Township and county systems add hundreds more miles with substantial bridges, gravel surfacing, and permanent work aimed at year-round, cross-state accessibility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Moines Capitol
Highway Commission
Tabulnions
Towa
Certified milk safety and infant feeding guidance
Dr Brady discusses raw and certified milk for infants, explaining pasteurization limits and how heating alters vitamin content. He compares raw, boiled, and pasteurized milk, notes risks of contamination, and offers dietary tips for infants including complementary foods and vitamin supplementation where boiling is used.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eassier
Carnation Sparks Old Language of Flowers Teasing
Imogene probes the meaning of the carnation given to Andrew at a Kiwanis club birthday. He explains it signals constancy in the language of flowers, while recalling their past flirtations and the old custom of sending messages with blooms. The scene unfolds at dinner as memories mix with the bouquet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Imogene
Andrew
Kiwanis Club
Andy
Dee
Susan
Pip
Myrtle
Hejside
The Dolphin Lad bids farewell to the princess
The Sandman Story by Mrs F A Walker tells of a strange wedding feast with a silent bride and a Dolphin guide. The Dolphin explains waves music and ocean wonders, and the princess grows fond of her pleasant sea companion before parting at morning.
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Phin
Princess Breaks Ocean Spell to Reunite with Husband
A princess, longing to hear tales from a dolphin, meets a handsome rescuer who reveals he is her husband under a cruel ogress spell. The prince explains the dolphin form and how the ogress planned misfortune to win a wife. They return to the kingdom where all rejoice and the ogress is exposed.
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Sam
Alloz
Icean
The Regeneration of Malcolm Starmount By the Noted Writer
A wealthy playboy Malcolm Starmount confronts a young rival Graves over love and Mary Devlin, a gifted singer. Graves asserts Mary’s talent will elevate her beyond wealth, while Starmount seeks to secure her happiness. The scene ends with a tense confrontation and a dramatic choice.
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Malcolm Starmount
Jeal
Mary Devlin
Nalda Courteney
Dick Tennant
Nalda Courtenay
Starmount
Murer
Pry Tennant
Astarmount
Ramon Gray
Mary
Pennant
Rarmon
Ramon
Devlin
Starmonant
Graves
Mr. Starmount
Ramon Graves
Metropolitan Opera Company
Jon
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Preview
A 1923 nature column answers reader questions on wood ducks, martin houses, and brook trout, with previously published notes on Arctic birds, little alligators, and tapping sugar maples. The column cites Farmers' Bulletin 516 for tree tapping details and invites readers to send questions to the Nature Notes Dept.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Notes
Martin House
Eger
Farmers
Brain Tests and Puzzles From Sam Loyd
A puzzle note gives wordplay to spell an ancient city of Palestine through transformations such as subtracting and adding items. It outlines strategies for a game by Loyd, listing positions like Re 4, 6 and others to force win. The text mixes historical names and cryptic moves.
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Paris
Palestine
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Waterloo
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Ww. H. Hartman Co. Courier
Comer Park Ave
Ang Commercial
Padseg Aire
John CG. Bartman
A W. Peterson
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Goen
Mer
Ok Serre
Associated Press
Focal News
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Anl
Convas
Dougherty
Washington
Dd, C
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep
S. i
Mark Sullivan
Britain
Uncle Sam
U.S. A
Jack Frost
Walton Organization
William Brady
M.D. Fablan
National Newspaper Service
Pei
S. ' Annswer
Tr. Seavey
Brady
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Sandman
F. A. Walker
Jhoece
Idah. McGlone Gibson
John F. Dille Co
Beaver Lodge
Ou Colony
Jin
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Sam Loyd
Abe Martin
Pinky Kerr
Chairma United Coard
Stonai i Caala
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