Perentia newspaper masthead and policy notes
The page lists the Perentia newspaper masthead with staff roles and circulation details. It includes W H Hartman Co as publishers, Jona Hartman as president and editor, Jackson McCoy as treasurer and general manager, and subscription prices by carrier and mail. The item notes Associated Press and United Press leased wires, copyright and republication rights, circulation audit, advertising rates, and publication policies.
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Profiteering and War in Armistice Day Address
National Commander Spafford recalls profiteering during World War I and argues prices must be fixed to prevent profit from war. He envisions a universal draft of resources to remove individual gains from conflict, noting trade disruptions reshaped economic laws and warning losses outweigh gains for any nation as a whole.
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Spafford
Signs of Winter Bring News of Hat Styles for Spring
The MilHvery Association of America has perfected arrangements for spring women’s hats. Expect vernal shades like grasshopper and cerulean and embroidery and braids for elegant coordination. Husbands should not expect no radical changes from current styles, as a new hat each season remains an eternal rule.
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America
Milady
Awell
Millinery Association
Vanderbilt Jr. sues for divorce in Reno over social life debts
Cornelius Vanderbilt Jr. sues his wife for divorce in Reno claiming neglect of business caused by her insistence on his social role. He blames losses in newspapers across Los Angeles, San Francisco, and Miami on this, saying inheritance funds cover debts while he writes articles to pay bills.
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Reno
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Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr
Milk replaces cow? forged milk menace in a world of dairy talk
A fragmentary article discusses Henry Ford and the idea of abolishing cows from farms as dairymen mock the plan. It mentions a British chemist testing dried milk for real cow content and suggests new names like milkine to label synthetic dairy products.
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Henry
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Ifenry
Detrott
What Price BBSMEDS Personal Health Service
A turbulent reader symposium on the cost of baby care and hospital bills outlines varied family budgets. Readers describe delivery charges, nurse fees, and confinement costs, contrasting frugal homes with pricey care while urging practical limits and debt caution. Dr Brady answers tuberculosis questions about visiting patients and safe handling of personal items and letters.
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Buddy
Sister
Ohio
Harvard Classics
Michigan
Lmits
New Jersey
Jingo
Pictorial Review
Kathleen Wortis
Cosemary
Brady
William Brady
Diary Notes From New York City Chronicle
A fragmented diary style column describes a New York day with shopping for coats at Savoy Plaza, a dog with a taped hind leg, dinner parties aboard the France, and reflections on theater ticket gouging and city life. It mentions Fred Kelly, Ann and Henry Isett, Zelda Marsh, and Will Rogers among varied urban scenes.
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Ann
Henry Isett
Charlie Norris
Zelda Marsh
Ani
Jesus as a Teacher by Glenn Frank in Century Magazine
A critique of Jesus as an educator focusing on teaching method over content. Frank identifies four key traits: avoiding truth debates, resisting fixed definitions, emphasizing central usable truths, and tailoring truth to learners. He argues Jesus teaches as a prophet guiding spiritual hunger and intellectual growth.
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University of Wisconsin
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Uncle Wiggily Seeks Molasses Cake Somehow
Uncle Wiggily asks Nurse Jane Fuzay Wuzzy to bake a molasses cake while the muskrat housekeeper offers to fetch the molasses. Mrs. Longears interrupts, noting Nurse Jane must wash forty seven rabbits ears and Baby Bunty, delaying any adventure.
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Jane
Uncle Wiggily and the Molasses Cake Adventure
Uncle Wiggily buys a jug of molasses to bake a cake and evade a pursuing Bob Cat. He tricks a chased Jackie Bow Wow into sticking to molasses leaves, frees himself, helps the pup, and shares molasses cake baked by Nurse Jane, ending well with plans for more stories.
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A&a
Mr. Longears
Hal
Bob Cat
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Jackie
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Nobby
Blase Manhattan Introduced to Voting Machine Mysteries
New York Times reports Manhattan and Brooklyn voters faced complex ballots and inexperience but generally accepted voting machines. Machines used in prior years, with 21 complaints from nearly 2000 devices, as voters waited for repairs and read amendments. Some delays, but overall effective, with future single lever presidential voting. Osage Chief White Horse Engle noted ease of use after adapting to the machine in California.
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Central Park Bridge
Will Rogers
Walker
Manhattan
New York Times
Brooklyn
Tammany
White Horse Engle
Osages
California
Uncle Ray's Corner Travels in England
Uncle Rays Corner travels in England begins in Liverpool and ends in Stratford on Avon. He visits Shakespeare's birthplace house, notes doubts about its certainty, and recalls a money making owner who let visitors sign walls ceilings and windows. Stratford a picturesque village with the Avon river winds through it.
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England
Liverpool
Stratford-on-Avon
North America
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Shakespeare
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Thomas
Stratford
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Avon
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Reprint and Q A
A 1927 nature column offers reader questions and Answers on nature topics. It covers ostrich eggs oak identification spider eating habits hummingbirds in the west vs east, feline remedies and myths, fish scales shedding debate, and a humorous endnote about political cartoons and mistaken quotes.
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Nature Notes
Ship That Never Returned to Home Port Sold Again
Baltimore reports the fruit carrier Fort Gaines, built in 1902 in Bergen, Norway, has been sold again after years of wandering and mutinous deeds. The ship, famed for banana cargoes and a dog mascot Lilly, once faced gunfire in Baltimore and a 4,000 case liquor seizure before a Hoboken gun battle and later burial at sea for Lilly.
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Bergen
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Shipping News
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Lilly
Presidential golf scare captivates on off days
Boston Transcript notes a shift in news focus from trout catches in the Black Hills and Yellowstone to a striking presidential golf scare. The report emphasizes the era’s attention on political golf rumors amid quiet days in newspaper coverage.
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Boston Transcript
Black Hills
Yellowstone
Flying hotels unfold as next development says experts
Ottumwa Courier notes Washington experts predict flying hotels as a coming development. The item hints that local planners and officials may prepare for bold, unprecedented travel concepts and related safety considerations.
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Ottumwa
Washington
Cracks and Quips From Dubious Headlines Across Iowa
A collage of joke phrases and misprints from Iowa papers. Snippets criticize politics, finance, and culture with wry tone, mentioning Webster City Freeman Journal Shell Rock News Cedar Rapids Gazette Republican Fort Madison Democrat and others.
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