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W. HM
Mariman
Waterlon
United Press International News
Ww Ser
Associated Press
Wisa
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Agnes
San Frantisco
Stu Brooks & Finley
Memorial Day Reflections on Youth and Remembrance
An evocative meditation on Memorial Day, contrasting youthful holiday excitement with the sober duty of honoring the dead. The narrator recalls veterans marching, cemetery rites, flowers, and the shift when a lost loved one makes the day holy. Memory exposes grief and urges living to honor the dead through living well.
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Sonny 40
Thas
Sonny
Wrath
Hoover and the veto on farm relief debate
The article discusses reactions to President Coolidge vetoing the McNary-Haugen bill and how Hoover’s renomination prospects are viewed. It contrasts campaign grounders who fear increased farm bloc opposition with Mark Sullivan’s view that the nominee must align with the administration. It notes Coolidge’s possible consent to farm relief but opposition to the equalization fee, and explains party strategists’ focus on presenting a united pro-Coolidge platform while avoiding his veto record.
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Hoover
Coolidge
Farm Bloc
Farm Relief
Longen
Dawes
Watson
Curtis
Kansas City
Mark Sullivan
I Party
Farm Reef
Charles Evans Hughes
Lindbergh Chooses Aviation Venture as Major Boost
Charles A. Lindbergh entries the commercial aviation field by joining a $5 million Transcontinental Air Transport project. He will oversee equipment safety routes and service, giving him near general manager status, and boosting public confidence in the 48 hour New York to Los Angeles air link.
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Lindbergh
Gol
Charles A. Lindbergh
Transcontinental Air Transport
New York
Los Angeles
Lindy
le Bourget
Atlantic
Tan
Personal Health Service by Dr Brady on colic and ear abscess
A reader letter critiques a doctor who attributed infant colic to maternal diet. Dr Brady recounts a case where a nurse misdiagnosed colic. a young doctor correctly diagnosed an ear abscess and eczema. The piece urges ongoing medical study for physicians and asks readers to submit questions for future columns.
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Dr. Brady
Francello
Dr. So
Brady
William Brady
Wings of the Future by Glenn Frank
Glenn Frank argues for healing world relations after war, urging leaders to avoid revenge and emphasize education and rational thinking. He cites German aviators and scholars engaging in postwar cooperation, then notes modern education expanding through radio, classrooms, and state programs while promoting the motto give the people what they want.
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Republic of Germany
United States
Knights of the Air
Atlantic
International Institute of Education
Baltimore Sun
Massachusetts
Bureau of the State Department of Education
French Politics Antics Reveal Voter Weather Theories
The Burlington Gazette notes a humorously debated link between weather and turnout in French and American politics. It cites a belief that rain depresses French participation while sunny days boost American turnout, with no clear consensus on which climate favors voters overall.
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Burlington Gazette
Prance
Uhes
Unclear Tax Debate Voices in Local Election Fray
Observers note worry over taxes as candidates promise to handle state finances, though neither has demonstrated business success. The discussion centers on who can manage the commonwealth’s fiscal duties, with critics doubting both contenders’ readiness.
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Lagan
Ilmself
Jowr
New York Dining Styles and Fashion Notes for May
Bisquet sleuths report dinner coats past use at smart gatherings, with stag fashion and a crushed opera hat gone. Greenwich, Connecticut, rich and aristocratic, hosts yacht owners and costly nightlife while chow mein in Broadway cafes rises in price.
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New York
Long Island
London
Altho
Michael Arlet
Prince of Wales
Greenwich
Conn
Grand Central
America
Uncle Wiggily and Jackie's Warning
Uncle Wiggily confronts the Fox as Mrs Twistytsil’s wash puzzles spark a chase. Mr Longears insists readers must complete the tale’s puzzle while the pig lady lunges with a clothespin, and the Fox flees with three clanging tailpin pursuit.
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Mr. Longears
Whimsical Wardrobe Mixups in a Busy Laundry Tale
A playful scene unfolds as Uncle Wisely and Mrs. Twistytall review laundry mishaps. The rabbit notes a singular sleeve on a shirt and a basket with a lone handle. The trio counts missteps, counting five while debating whether three were mentioned, in a light domestic vignette.
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Uncle
Myre
Tal
Uncle Wiggily Joins Boy Scouts in Forest Warning
Uncle Wiggily and Jackie Bow Wow head to the woods after school for Boy Scout play. A Woozie Wolf lurks as the children race ahead, and Jackie marks a ground warning in the sand reading RED to alert Uncle Wiggily of danger.
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Fox
Uncle Wiggily
Jeckie Bow Wow
Mr. Longears
Jackie
Peetie
Jackie Bow Wow
Mrs. Lengeatis
Fellows
Wiggily
Feetle
Hidden message puzzle and whimsical tea party hints
A playful, riddle laden note asks how many can trade a secret message and mentions a looking glass that may or may not react. It teases a tale about Uncle Wighly and a child’s hat with a quirky, dreamlike tone.
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Lin Lads Bug
Uncle Wighly
Pis
Cracks From Iowa Paragraphers
A garbled collage from Iowa papers cites quips about graduation, early development, rainy golf, and a presidential campaign funding, noting misprints and humorous misstatements across Cedar Rapids, Boone, Des Moines, Council Bluffs, and Fort Madison.
Movie Dream Snags Gay Hathaway In Wardrobe Drama
Gay Hathaway, a private secretary aspirant and Wall Street meeting, lands a small role in the ballroom scene of Shattered Idols after a casting director selects her. In a Greenwich Village rooming house she begins life as a movie extra, tours wardrobe and makeup, and joins Beverly Juneau in the studio bustle as she learns the crafts and risks of the film world.
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Stnofsis
Gay Hiltom
Ase
Aid
Howard Westson
Junnt
HK. & H. Manufacturing Co
New York
Cloak and Salt House
Gay
Cresley Webb
Wall Street
Gresley Webb
Guy
Greenwich Village
Knoce
Lollie Tyson
Beverly Juneau
Lottie Tyson
Beverly
Big Marie
Long Island
I ’ Gay
Mackeral
McCoy
Gay Hathaway
Gary
Butterflies Grow From Worms in Uncle Ray's Corner
In Uncle Ray's Corner, a caterpillar hatches from an egg, eats leaves, molts several times, then forms a chrysalis. Inside changes produce a butterfly whose wings dry in sun and enable its first flight. Birds, dragonflies, wasps, and spiders are its main enemies. Tomorrow Swallowtails.
Four Men Rob Evansville Doctor After False Call
Four men summoned a local physician for a supposed professional visit then robbed him of 100 dollars. The incident is described as a crude ecarss style crime, contrasting with common practice of paying doctors after legitimate calls.
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Indianapolis
Evansville
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature club column answers readers questions about peacocks badgers swallows and acorns. It covers why swallows return to original homes and how to start a rose hedge from one bush with rooting tips and bone meal guidance. It notes acorns are not poisonous but tannin affects taste and describes traditional processing for edible meal.
Calaveras climate jokes aside in Abe Martin style
The piece uses Abe Martin humor to critique crime and violence from a fictional small town voice, contrasting California weather with murder, and ends with a tongue in cheek call for reconciliation and cleansing. The tone satirizes public discourse on crime and regional stereotypes.
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