Senators Cummins Labor Stance Draws Editorial Comment
The Courier surveys Senator Cummins amid a Republican field, arguing strikes on railroads harm workers and praising arbitration as a path to justice. It notes labor leaders’ mixed views, defends Cummins’ record for workers, and urges public support for balanced labor solutions.
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Oregon Message Sparks Democratic Debate In Washington Letter
A cartoonish critique notes how a Washington figure may affect Democrats in Oregon as the White House message to Oregon stirs strong reactions. The New York World editorially rebukes Wilson and questions Lodge reservations, while Bryan’s stance is cited. Also discusses fashion trends high heels and social rhetoric, plus a courtroom speeding justice anecdote and a Plymouth rock cent debate.
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Father Trains Thanksgiving Turkey in Rectangular Field
The narrator describes a speed comparison between a father and a turkey in a rectangular field. The turkey moves eight feet while the father runs ten feet in similar straight-line paths, and the text asks to compute the area of the angular field containing 108 times as many square feet as the surrounding fence length in running feet.
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Health Talks by John Uw Hitbeh Carbuncle Guide
Health column explains carbuncle as a skin infection with tender swelling, several openings, and possible pus. Describes progression two to three weeks, risks, and treatment including incision, cantharidal painting, and dressings. Includes Q A on Glenard's disease and general medical guidance.
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John UW. Hitbeh
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Bright
Glenard
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
Andrew and Imogene discuss aging and gray hair as a domestic scene unfolds. Imogene laments wiles of time while Andrew tries to reassure her, contrasting a man’s casual view with a woman’s fear of losing youth and social standing. The dialogue reveals gendered expectations around beauty and aging.
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Polly's Change of Heart and a Noble Act
Polly, a high school leader with a car, arrogant toward Ethel Osmond, nearly drowns. Ethel, unseen before, saves Polly from deep water, risking her life. Polly forgives herself, asks for friendship, and vows to repay the debt, while Ethel rides home in the car beside Polly. The nitrate factory at Riukan claims world power status and daily production of 290000 kilograms.
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Norn
Fragmentary romance dialogue on stage and kiss plea
A brief, fragmentary scene describes a couple in a playful argument about strength and looks. The man claims unique beauty while the woman smiles and urges a kiss before going to the theatre, capturing a moment of flirtation and performance.
Nature Notes Answers From Monday's Column
Answers to the questions in Monday's Nature Notes discuss whether squirrels eat sap and the mating season behavior of birds, plus the usefulness of paper birch to campers. The text explains pine tree moulting, the fish crow as a nest thief, and why weasels are rare, noting factors that check animal populations as discussed by Darwin.
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Darwin
Here's Hopin for All Weathers in Frank Stanton Verse
Fragmented verse by Frank T. Stanton contemplates resilience amid storms and gloom. Refrains of hope linger through clouds and rain, with calls for faith to move mountains and a sun to rise. The poem blends dialect and lyric cadence, preserving its hopeful cadence and rural imagery.
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Vere
Costs Americans two billions referenced editorials
Iowa editors criticize sugar policy and labor behavior in clipped editorials. Oelwein Register blames Attorney General Palmer and President Wilson for not buying Cuban sugar, claiming a potential one to two billion loss to the sugar combine. Winterset News laments lax work ethic while Logan Observer questions future of societal norms. Webster City Freeman-Journal notes disbelief in miracles.
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Oelwein Register
Palmer
Wilson
Winterset News
Milks Emulsion touted as a sickness recovery aid
A testimonial advertisement claims Milks Emulsion rebuilt strength after pneumonia and long illness. It highlights improved appetite, flesh, and color, plus ease of use and a money back guarantee. Sold by druggists, price 60c and 1.20.
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Terre Haute
Trad
From Thin To Plump Girls Affected By New Tablets
Expressions of happiness and gratitude from young women prescribed a flash forming product labeled three grain hypo nuciane tablets. A physician cites medical publications claiming rapid weight gain for those abnormally thin. The tablets, available in sealed packages with self administration instructions from apothecary shops.
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Gaul
Fool and His Money in Cornell Bluffs Nonpareil
A satirical note reflects on fools and money with a political twist. The piece mocks schemes to prevent fools from losing wealth, lampooning a Democratic president and ongoing national concerns. The tone is editorial and humorous, mirroring early 20th century regional press style.
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Cornell
Lawa
Tuus
Lydia E Pinkham Appeal With Womanly Endorsements
A testimonial letter from Mrs Joan Lasy-Bint of Woodford Virginia praises Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills for prenatal use and childbirth relief. The note claims the product is safe, non narcotic, and endorsed by a women’s staff for confidential advice.
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Lydia E. Pinkham
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