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W. J. Hartman
Courier
Corner Park Ave
Commercial Bt
John C. Hartman
Jackson McCay
Meheger
Waterloo
Hien
United Pres International News
Associated Press
Terein
Audit Bureau of Circula
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Fran
Story
Brooks & Fipley
Represe Lives
Long delay in Teapot Dome case due to mistrial reading
The Falr-Sinclair oil graft case again stalls as juror tampering affidavits surface and detectives shadowed jurors. With trial unlikely before January, critics say no one has been punished and wealth buys delay, while aging Former Secretary Fall faces uncertain guilt or innocence.
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Jes
Falr-Sinclair
Teapot Dome
Rand
United States
Fall
Justice Department
Board of Parole
Syolume
Page
Standards and living standards debate on ethics and action
A federal report cites the United States as having the highest living standard in world history with 117,000,000 people earning a total income of 90 billion dollars and a per person earnings figure. The piece argues that income alone does not measure true value, urging reflection on thinking, action, courage, and civic duty beyond material wealth.
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Federal Bureau of Internal Revenue
United States
The Glory of the Game and College Football Pressure
A former Dartmouth player turned pro discusses the shift from anxious college games to professional football. He recalls nerves, fear, and alumni pressure, then notes the calmer, better play exposure in the pros. The piece reflects on football as a demanding, grindy sport shaping sportsmanship and resilience.
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Dartmouth
Jimmy Weber Linn
University of Chicago
Mic
L Pever
Coneraia
Collec
Otha
Fens
Had You Noticed Incomplete Mitchell County Report
An incomplete OCR piece notes dwindling football talk on streets and schooling finances rising in concern. It hints at organized athletics drawing reactions from school authorities and the community, mentioning practices and youth involvement.
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Mitchell County
Eyperie
Smoker Health Warning and Thrombo Angiitis Obliterans
Dr Williams Brady discusses how smoking links to duodenal and gastric ulcers and outlines a stark warning about Thrombo Angitis Obliterans. The piece notes higher risk among heavy smokers and Jews, cites medical authorities, and lists treatments while stressing cessation as essential.
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Cigny
Haven
Fellows
Ageat Feet
America
Altho
Samuel Silbert
New York
Wily Meyer
Ringer
Lea Buerger
Mercurochrome Not Poisonous Letter Prompts Correction
A reader corrects a Sept issue claim that mercurochrome is poisonous. A Journal of Urology reprint by Huynh H Young W W Scott and J H Hu confirms mercurochrome taken by mouth is not poisonous, and the writer apologizes for an error while reiterating tincture of iodine as preferred first aid disinfectant.
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South
Journal of Urology
Huynh H. Young
W. W. Scott
J. H. Huh
Portolan charts and Mappa Mundi contrasted in 1927 lecture
A lecture notes that the Mappa Mundi by Richard de Hardingham represents medieval fancy, with Jerusalem at the center and fantastic borders. In contrast Italian portolani drawn by Venice and Genoa sailors were based on observation and experimentation, forming the foundation of modern navigation. The piece argues civilization thrives when fancy and fact contend, not when one dominates.
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Hereford Cathedral
Richard de Hardingham
Jerusalem
Garden of Eden
Tower of Babel
Alexander the Great
Gog and Magog
St. Brandan
British Isles
Africa
Joseph
Richard de Haldinghem
Venice
Genoa
Mediterranean
Maritime Committee
Richard de Haldinegham
Richard de Haldingham
Required Reading Warning on Word of Mouth Promotion
A Baltimore publisher stresses that informal word of mouth is a far more effective book distribution method than ads. He notes readers share enthusiasm directly, acting as salesmen to persuade friends and acquaintances to read, often offering copies and urging immediate review and favorable reception.
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Baltimore
The Bond of Sympathy Society Row in Challis City
A Challis City Press note describes a farmer pressuring a neighbor to reveal social ties. The piece argues that enduring sympathy binds residents, even as public duties test relations and the community negotiates social norms.
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Challis City
Amos
Street Scenes and Broadway Night Life Reflections
A vivid slice of New York City observations from a Nov 4 column. The piece blends depictions of Greenwich Village, taxi culture, theater crowds, gossip about publishing and wrestling, and a playful Uncle Wiggily children’s tale interwoven with urban vignettes. Nearby characters include Richard Connell, Alfred Cheney Johnson, Walter Catlett, and Otto Kahn as the city hums through dusk and neon.
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New York
Greenwich Village
Richard Connell
Bruce Barton
Genera Tunney
Otto Kahn
Dance Academy
Alfred Cheney Johnson
Walter Catlett
Cometian
Broadway
Harry Acton
Ship News
Jack Osterman
Uncle Wiggily and the Swan
The Boo Cat prowls in November wind in his den wearing a warm fur coat. The Bob Cat worries about his tail as Jimble and Jumble the little rabbits head to school and flee when the Bob Cat chases them.
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Boo Cat
Jack Frost
Bob Cat
Jimble
Jumble
Gwele Wiggily
Bob
Bob Cat Meets Mischievous Rabbits in Frosty Field
The bob cat peered into the glass and couldn’t find them as chatter and growls faded. Wmbne and Jhumble exited their burrow and hopped onto a low stump while recalling their past teasing of the bob cat who pursued Uncle Wiggily across a frostbitten field.
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Jhumble
Bob Cat
Uncle
Cracks from Iowa Paragraphers and Editorial Snips
Disjointed lines from Iowa papers discuss mind and morality, with quips on flood plans, air conditioning, and civic ideals. Names include Clinton, Boone News-Republican, Ames Tribune, Cedar Rapids Gazette, and Fort Madison Democrat, suggesting a collage of editorial fragments.
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Boone News-Republican
White Fire on Broadway Drama Set in New York Stage
Tabor Wynne navigates a tangled Broadway season as Jennifer Challis shines and Jenny Challis seeks a clearer path. Amid backstage scheming and romantic tension, Wynne must confront passion, rivalries, and a risky chance to save both careers and marriages in a tense theatrical world.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Debonair
Lancerless
Wyane
Jennifer Challis
Fairless
New York
Miss Challis
Wynne
Lance
Jenny
Tabor
Burchell Brown
Stevens
Fales
Billy Goin
Tormay
Brown
Mortimore Fales
Billy
Challis
Davenport
Shell
Arlington
Mona
Jodie
Hedt
Billy Coln
Jenny Challis
Mr. Arlington
Angie
Jennifer
Playhouse
Pueblo Ghost and Deer Dances Told in Uncle Ray Corner
In Pueblo life some Indians retain ancient faith while many become Christians. The ghost dance and deer dance are described with singers calling spirits from the dead, wolves and coyotes imitated by the dancers, low fires, dim lighting, and a sense of trickery by medicine men guiding the performance. Tomorrow a little Saturday talk.
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AU Aasted
Ile Ray
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Burroughs Nature Club Notes presents reader questions on bird nesting, cats tax debates, and fragrant or poisonous thistles. Included answers discuss phir nests in trees, winter diets of seed eaters, bulbs growing in water, and mice reproduction: multiple generations can yield large populations.
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Michigan
Nature
Minnesota
Hivmah
Far
Abe Martin Skeptical On Carrot Peas Blend And Liquor Law
The column muses on chefs mixing chopped carrots and peas and stories of punishment for a Michigan man sent to life for illegal drinking. It blends local humor with social commentary and questions harsh penalties.
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York
Michigan
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Uncle Wiggily
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Mr. Longears
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Uncle Wiggly
Uncle Wiggily and the Swan
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