The Gomo...ster Bears Down and Party Lines
The piece reports on the Republican state central committee in Des Moines planning an active campaign to draw party lines in the primary. It notes that only candidates loyal to the party will be acceptable and that nomination actions will be circulated through county and precinct groups as state headquarters open in Des Moines on Jan. 3.
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Gomomester
Star Chamber
Republican State Central Committees
Des Moines
Tes Moines
Brookhart
Ladd
Frazier
la Folletta
Norris
Dayton Scopes trial stirs Dayton Dayton publicity plan
Abuden Famee discusses Dempsey Gibbons publicity as Shelby Hoax. Dayton Tenn faces Scopes trial with plans to draw crowds and boost commerce. Local boosters erect temporary grandstands and broadcast proceedings, promising no profiteering as visitors arrive.
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Dayton
William Genoings Bryan
Forces of
Tenn
Rhea County
Cincinnati
New Orleans
Texas Pacific
Knoxville
Morgan
Derlon Vlah
Tee
Kirklebook
Pullman
Ball Park
Holden appointment praised by press over highway issues
OWA editors note Senator Skromme's open letter on Holden fades beside widespread approval of the Holden recess appointment. The assembly backed the highway commission with enhanced power, while critics argued against overreach by a reforming group. Holden's experience and “horse sense” are cited as guiding the state forward.
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Pshaw
Skromme
Marshalltown
Republican
Holden
Highway Commission
Assembly
Personal Health Service: Dr Brady attacks cold advice
William Brady, M D, critiques a health book by Jessa Feir ing Wilims on colds, lampooning rules about drafts and chilling. He questions the science, mocks generic health commandments, and answers reader queries on weight loss, diabetes diet, hair removal, and personal health letters.
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Personal’ Health Service
William Brady, M. D
W. J. Saunders Company
Philadelphia
Jessa Feiring Wilims
Columbia University
Williams
Teachers’ College
Columbia
Walt
W. B. Saunders Co
Harper & Gros
New York
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Abe Martin on February parade stalls at schools
In a muddled editorial voice, the piece laments public schools keeping children away from Miami events and criticizes parents. It implies concern over discipline and schooling choices and reflects regional quirks in a small-town column style.
The Bryanesque Mind
The Davenport Times cites Charles W. Bryan blaming Gov. Adam A McMullen for the rise in gasoline prices. It questions how a midwestern governor could influence a worldwide industry, calling the notion a Bryan esque mind.
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Davenport
Adam A McMullen
Nebraska
Charles W. Bryan
Friend Wife by Rob Fulker son
Imogene and Andrew debate how to spend their 72 years, uprooting routine to chase leisure. They reference Prof Hoefert’s life calculations and vow to rebalance time toward recreation, travel, social clubs, and meals while debating illness and attire. Imogene asks how long women wait for husbands to speak.
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Imogene
Andrew
Ise
Uncle Wiggily and the Tadpole by Howard R Garis
A children’s tale follows Uncle Wiggily by a puddle where tadpoles swim near his hollow stump bungalow. A talking tadpole asks to join on adventures and hints at puzzle wordplay revealing a historic U.S. political term through a sequence of inserted and struck-out words.
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Uncle Wiggily and the Tadpole By
Howard R. Garis
Tadpole Becomes Frog Helps Uncle Wiggily Adventure
The tale follows a tadpole dreaming of joining Uncle Wiggily on adventures. He grows legs and transforms into a frog, learns water and land balance, and helps defend the bunny from the Fuzzy Fox. The story ends with a lesson on change and imagination set in a whimsical animal world.
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Baily
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Tadpole
Frog Boy
Uncle Wigelly
Fuzzy Fox
Uncia Wigelly
Pussy Cat
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Column Prompt
A 1923 nature column invites readers to send questions on nature topics to the Nature Notes Center of the paper and promises answers in this column. It mentions Burroughs Nature Club and credits Houghton Miffin.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
Nature Notes
Answers to Questions from Tomorrow's Nature Notes
A fragmented Q and A page asks about briarwood pines, identifies a large 10 inch turtle with specific shell and head patterns, and asks if storks nest in cart wheels. The earlier notes discuss edible rats, the sweet potato flea beetle control, goldfinches mating with canaries, and Canary Island finch ancestry, with incomplete citations.
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Briarwood Pines
Nama
Canary
Canary Islands
Europe
Africa
Whson
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