Wilson attempting political comeback push questioned
Washington reporters analyze Woodrow Wilson's postwar activities and speculate on a possible but unlikely presidential bid in 1924. The piece notes his age, health, and desire to influence Democratic policy while avoiding active campaigning. It also questions whether his moves aim to vindicate his wartime stance and leverage the league of nations issue.
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Wilson
Washington
Woodrow Wilson
Democratic Party
One Textbook Many Views and Pulpit Restlessness
The piece notes widespread unrest among Protestant clergy worldwide with varied beliefs and liberalization. It cites nonconformists in England and compares them to American clergy, lamenting lack of unified fundamentals and discipline that complicates church pews.
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England
Genoa
Britain
U.S. A
Pew
Ask Mr. Relly on Waterloo Federal Job Vacancy
The writer contrasts national Democratic critiques of the Harding administration with a Waterloo example where a federal post remains open. An incumbent Democrat and several capable Republican contenders are described as ready to relieve him, indicating local political interest in the appointment.
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Relly
Washington
Harding
Wilson
East
Waterloo
Torm
Maj
Kicking the Cat in European Diplomacy and Jusserand
The essay argues that nations shift blame by sacrificing the ambassador Jusserand as a scapegoat for the arms conference failures. It contends France uses a left handed tactic to avoid accountability, weakening trust and causing European friction. The piece questions the fairness and effectiveness of this diplomatic practice.
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Ambassador Jusserand
France
Washington
United States of America
M. Jusserand
Briand
Serrail
Sore
United States
Europe
Personal Health Service by William Brady M D
A reader column by Dr William Brady condemns boastful tub bathers and urges public cleanliness. He argues hands and body need daily washing, comments on clothing hindering cleansing, and suggests better public facilities for hygiene. Q and A cover questions on horseback riding timing, second cousins, hair care with eggs, and magnesia uses.
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Nemon
Anite
Lrother
Swear
Land of Jet's Pretend and the Let's Pretend Dream
Imogene and Andrew dream of escape to a carefree realm called the land of jet's pretend where wealth, politeness, perfect milk, and ideal love fill every day. They joke about travel without money worries and a world where routines fade and childhood fantasies return. The dialogue frames a yearning for an idyllic, imaginary vacation.
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Imogene
Andrew
Jet
Let's Pretend
Ambrosia
Palm Beach
The Daffodil Murder
Tarling investigates the Lyne murder in London where a body lies in a park with daffodils. Suspects include Odette Rider and Milburgh while Sam Stay, a former convict, reveals his motive and plan tied to Lyne’s treatment of Rider and his own vendetta. The story follows Stay’s account of the night and his confrontation with Milburgh, ending with the action set to continue.
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Thornton Lyne
London
Sev Leral
Tarling
Lyne
Qdette Rider
Milburgh
Hertford
Miss Rider
Varling
Sam Stay
Stay
Odette Rider
Miss Hider
Sle
Burroughs Nature Notes Question Column
This column answers readers questions about nature topics. It explains questions about animal habits, tree growth rings, mongooses and their history in India, and differences between herons and cranes with notes on their nests and plumage.
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Nature Notes
India
Jamsie
Slater
Forto Rico
Hawaii
Golanies
Abe Martin Th' Dig Musical Review At Meladeon Fall
Abe Martin reports on a musical review at Meladeon Fall that night, noting a tired performance. The Blue Ding Store was robbed shortly after noon yesterday while the pharmacist was washing dishes.
Coal strike menace blocks business in city
The Dubuque Telegraph Herald warns that an annual coal strike disrupts commerce until a reliable coal supply system is secured. Officials emphasize avoiding public disruption and proving the system’s efficiency.
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Dubuque
Gimme Back the Dear Old Days Nostalgia Poem by Frank L. Stanton
Poem nostalgically recalls youth and bygone times. The speaker longs to reclaim memories of June gatherings, old school days, a rustic landscape, and simple songs. Text weaves imagery of rivers, meadows, and the fading log schoolhouse as old friends depart.
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Bingen
Rhine
Sieg
Ceeara
Wet Logic Stirs Debate in Burlington Hawk-Eye
The Burlington Hawk-Eye comments on logic as a self-contained concept and critiques prohibitions that allegedly caused unemployment and business stagnation. The piece questions how labor now finds employment amid those restrictions.
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Burlington
Tests and Puzzles of Sam Lory This Week
Puzzle narrative presents a proportional movement problem with Buffalo Bill and an army. It derives a value X solving a geometric relation and concludes Bill traveled 72 25 miles in total. The text blends arithmetic steps with a historical traveler motif.
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Bill
Buffalo Bill
Economic prospects rise as production and trade improve
The text notes better business, improving industrial, agricultural and financial conditions while prohibition remains in force. It questions the idea that “like produces like” and “logicas logic” and asks for an explanation of the apparent contradiction in market trends.
Beveridge Nominated by Republicans in Indiana
The nomination of Beveridge for senator by the Republicans in Indiana is expected to influence the political balance in Washington. Bull Moose sentiment exists nationally and should be given due consideration. Beveridge opposed Wilsons league of nations plans in the country.
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Enlil Moose
Council Bluffs
Beveridge
Indiana
Washington
Wilson
League of Mations
Counry
Old Sores Relieved by Peterson's Ointment
A Rochester man says Peterson's Ointment cured 51 leg ulcers after doctors considered cutting. The ad touts 60 cent boxes with money back guarantee. It endorses use for burns, eczema, piles, salt rheum and other skin woes with testimonials from Major K. Whitney and Mrs. Weiss.
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Peterson
Wm. J. Nichols
Wilder Street
Rochester
N. Y
Buffalo
Charles KE. Whitney
Vineyard Haven
Moma
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