Prance's Glaring Fallt
The article reviews Georges Clemenceau and France’s posture at the Washington arms conference. It argues France is not warlike but overly sensitive about honor, and it criticizes French delegates for reacting angrily to the 5-5-3 ratio plan. It urges France to overcome this temperament for peace.
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Prance
France
Georges Clemenceau
Brest
Liberty
LaBelle
America
Vis
States
Sam
Mili
Diem
Washington
A. Briand
Eigland
Japan
Britain
U.S.A
Whden
Clemenceau
German Exile Royals Spark Glittering Wedding Gifts
A Doorn based report describes William Hohenzollern’s wedding as lavish with a million dollar diamond amid Germany’s crisis. Critics warn such displays fool Americans and worsen European hardship, noting vast fortunes hidden abroad and stalled reform.
Medicine cupboard safety and family remedies advice
Personal Health Service author William Brady discusses dangers of keeping toxic poisons in home medicine chests and provides guidelines for a safe, foolproof cupboard. He urges separate storage, childproofing, proper disposal of poisons, and promises to publish a contents list tomorrow. He also answers readers on health questions and emphasizes safe handling of household chemicals.
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Eier Stubbard
Klawitty
Hera
Dr. Brady
William Brady
Frivolous Fashion Debate Between Andrew and Imogene
Andrew questions Imogene's attire as immodest and reveals social judgments about skirts and petticoats. He argues that revealing or concealing clothing shapes attention and virtue, while Imogene tests his honesty and flirts with him about his opinion and possible kiss.
New York Auto Fatalities Rise in October Safety Week
In October there were zero auto fatalities in New York City during safety week efforts, marking no deaths for the period. The report notes a contrast with October of the prior year and references an increase in total mortality related to automobiles, tied to more cars in the city.
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Lews
Towa
New York
Kendall
N.Y
New York City
Hazing condemned at naval training centers and colleges
The piece denounces hazing as a national disgrace in U S naval training stations and military schools and colleges including Iowa. It urges Congress to end hazing by removing offenders and officers who tolerate it, arguing it wastes government funds and distracts cadets from training for Annapolis or West Point. The author calls hazing a relic of barbarism and cites public anger toward the practice.
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W. H. Hartman CO
Watt Park Ave
Fohn
G. Hartman
Existor
AW. Peterson
Treas
Tenty
Qmail
Ieia
Hepostolica
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
Nis
G. Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San_ Francisco
Brooks & Finley
U. S
Avnepolig
Annapolis
West Point
T Hase
Iowa Politics and Proclamations Stir Across Counties
The writer reflects on a recent naval proclamation and a hurricane, noting mixed support for Mr Harrding's returns. A 150 vote house majority weighs on him while Polk Linn and Marshall counties feel the sting of political winds. The piece ends with a wry jab at Iowa's election mood as snow fades and state politics resume.
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Navy
Harrding
Congress
Polk
Linn
Marshall
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Answered
A 1921 Burroughs Nature Club Notes column invites readers to submit questions on nature topics. It lists sample questions about birds body temperature dragonflies wing posture and stressed fish, with answers promised in a future issue.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Houses Late Mace
Nature
Azure Notes
Wildlife notes on ducks snakes and insects
A distorted excerpt discusses ducks nest behavior with a mantled duck and infant dropping onto water. It covers warbler sounds and a garter snake description. notes garter snakes as viviparous with up to 64 young and mentions urban parks. It also touches on ants as beneficial for pest control and soil aeration.
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Olnge
Canada
United States
Mesten
America
Brookhart Neighbor Brookhart in Iowa profile from Cedar Rapids
A biased portrait of Brookhart portrays him as a plain neighbor and sharp lawyer born in Missouri who moved to Iowa. It defends his honesty and public service while noting his farming ties and family, including Mrs Brookhart and six children. A closing note mentions Anna Glesen’s campaign mileage and speeches, contrasted with Bryan.
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Alex. Miller
Cedar Rapida
Brookhart
Brook
Missouri
Towa
United States Senate
Brobkfart
Andrew
Hest
Judas Iscariot
Tie
City Board of Education
Crockett
Pearhans
Ned
John. Smith Jr
Florence
Edith
Baby Joe
Council Bluffs
Anna Glesen
Minnesota
Bryan
When Sheila Ellistorn Refused Love In Dinner Drama
Mrs. Wilmington, recovering from a broken leg, hosts her nurse Sheila Elliston who intrigues her brother Phil. As Sheila courts Phil, Mrs. Wilmington weighs Sheila’s past and influence, hoping love will bloom while reflecting on family history and trust.
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Marie
Sheila
Lfe
Altho
Phil
Maria
Altho TV
Agein
Althe
Sheila Elliston
Eliston
Hillaton
Human Service
Miss Ettiston
A Happy Wistler and the Fiddle Folly
A humorous fragment depicts a speaker who cannot whistle nor play the fiddle. He jokes about weather and trouble, mentions a brother Wil, and ends with a comic fear of drowning when praying for rain, culminating in a plea to bless God for dry spells.
Mystery mood surrounds a summer at Long Head
The passage centers on Sheila and Phi as dialogue reveals a plan involving Walter Jones sr and Miss Ellis ton. Sheila’s reserved reaction hints at hidden tensions while Susanne Jones is mentioned, suggesting a developing interpersonal complication during a summer at a coastal location.
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Kay
Walter Jones
Long Head
Miss Elliston
Phi
Sheila
Susanne Jones
Over-Capitalization and Public Utilities Debate Highlighted
Davenport hears W. Boyd, chair of the State Board of Education finance committee, address on over capitalization and misrepresentation in public affairs. He argues for honest capitalization and explains that watered stock harms investors while competition and earnings improve property. Also notes the Interstate Commerce Commission valuation and railroads’ slim returns, with a brief mention of a through Southern Train schedule via Pennsylvan ia Railroad.
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Davenport
T.mes
W. Mk. Boyd
Laws State Board of Education
Inis
Mannic Pel
Tema- Sobs
Carvers
Boyd
Reel Island
Great Western
iHe
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Pond
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