GEORGIA'S TERRIFIC JOLT SHAKES DEMOCRATS OVER LEAGUE
The Georgia state convention repudiates the league of nations covenant and endorses no further support for Wilson policy, reflecting southern resistance to foreign entanglements. The piece notes Georgia's traditional Democratic loyalty and questions the party's unity after wartime decisions.
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Georgia
Democrats of
South
Democratic Party
Wilson
Europe
United States
Beau
Lkely
Opinion on psychical research and economic outlook voices
A midwestern university professor discusses a symposium on spiritual telepathy and Sir Oliver Lodge, contrasting pessimistic and optimistic views on the economy. The piece comments on war aftermath, bond markets, and Hoover’s planned Chicago newspaper venture while noting confusion among financiers and industrialists.
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My Popular
Jani
Oliver Lodge
Oliver Ladge
Health Q&A and personal letters mix on medical advice
Health talks feature John B. Huber addressing median nerve injury and throat surgery while a 16 year old tall patient seeks guidance on tonsil and adenoids removal. A stomach ulcer patient describes weakness, headaches, and coughing blood with commentary on risks and rest. Separate marriage dialogue shows Imogene and Andrew debating a separation and travel plans with humor and domestic details.
Friend Wife By Roe Fulkerson
A playful word puzzle features Imogene Andrew and Nel le trading phrases about trips to New York and spring frocks while a mischief of a kidnapping rumor lingers. The jokey dialogue hints at hidden surnames tied to two famous port cities.
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Imogene
Sarah
Rey
Stag
Billy Sands
Iworld
Nellie
Andrew
Tam
Nelle
New York
Jean
The Sandman Story in Mrs Walker’s Christmas Tale
In a snowy country home James and Alice fear Santa cannot reach them. A father’s sleigh ride on a frozen river carries them to the city where they find a note promising Santa’s arrival that evening. They enjoy a splendid Christmas with family in town.
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Santa Claus
James
Alice
Santa
Aunt Mary
The Guests of Billville Banquet Silent Departure
A nostalgic note recalls a banquet at Billville where guests discreetly slipped away at dawn after a night of grape juice and chatter. The old talkmaster dubbed the speakers as the stage, while observers whispered of mischief and mock misfortune. A closing jibe suggests a wish for calmer days.
Santa Delivers Joy at Aunt Mary's Christmas
In a cozy parlor lighted by a tree laden with gifts James and Alicea watch as a loud noise at the door signals Santa arriving with a large pack. Aunt Mary opens the door and Santa stands there, sparking a memorable Christmas moment. James and Alicea reflect on the magic and enduring faith of childhood.
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James
Alicea
Aunt Mary
Santa
Alig¢e
Alice
Mary
Santa Claus
Nature Notes offering questions and musings by Burroughs
The column presents reader questions about tropical fish, wasps, bird instincts, and cattle sympathy, followed by Burroughs’ exploratory notes on thrush ancestry, animal fear, cocoon protection, and a fragmented observation of a cocoon on a branch.
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Bern
Prices of Bonds Rise If Supply Drops
The Ottumwa Courier notes liberty bonds would climb in value if holders stop selling and if Congress and executive departments cut payrolls and officials, as government bonds trade below par due to excess supply. A shift by Americans from spenders to savers could make bonds a strong investment opportunity.
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Ottumwa
Liberty
Congress
Executive Departments
Preacher's Sons and Roosevelt Talk Open in City Pages
A sermon on frugality follows Babson's claim that 3 percent of America's millionaires are preacher's sons. Commentary notes that wealthy bias forms from early training. The Perry Chief mentions a planned Roosevelt two cent piece and public desire for policy action from the White House.
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Council Bluffs
Babson
Roosevelt
Perry
Teddy
White House
How and When to Take Aspirin Bayer Ad Card
An advertisement explains proper use of Bayer Tablets of Aspirin with the Bayer Cross seal. It notes aspirin prescribed for ailments from headache to rheumatism, mentions 13 tablet tins are inexpensive, and that larger packages are sold by druggists.
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Bayer
United Medicine Company
North Tenth Street
Philadelphis, Pa
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