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General Motors shares profits with employees in savings plan
General Motors workers in the savings class of 1919 deposited their wages to the company, which returned 1,036,006 in cash and 1,464,000 in stock, yielding a net gain of 1,640,000 or 218 percent. Interest was compounded semiannually and the arrangement boosts worker interest in productivity. The piece also notes Swiss exports driven by labor and criticizes certain U S industries as parasite industries when relying on female and child labor.
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General Motors
Switzerland
America
Iowa Editors and State News in a Mixed Column
A long, mixed column recounts quotes about book critique by Mr. Mencken, a Cincinnati death by poison dram, anti rolling tanks on ships, bootlegging by mail, a Berlin ticket-price note, a child’s letter to city council, and Iowa and Maryland notes. It cites Cedar Rapids Gazette on a pioneer school site, Galland and Keokuk, plus legal rioting outcomes in Maryland and political ballots with arrows in Iowa.
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Iowa
Cedar Rapids
Berryman Jennings
Galkuid
Keokuk
State Historical Socie*ty
Jenmings
Isaac Galland
Galland
Daughters of the American Revolution
Commontty
Aureane
Towa
Ita Jhumbte School
Fragmented Early 20th Century Column Fragments
A jumble of satirical and political snippets mocks anarchists threats, U S responses, Mexican politics, convicts undergoing violet ray teeth treatments, and odd curiosities. The piece blends Balkanized observations on crime, weather, and tea prices with a quip about Dawes and the Senate election.
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Massachusetts
Diphtheria Protections and Patient Questions Explained
Dr. William Brady answers readers on diphtheria testing and antitoxin use in a Q and A format. A three year old recovered from infant diphtheria, debates about Selick testing and toxin-antitoxin treatment, and guidance on pet tuberculosis concerns and veterinary advice are discussed.
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Mather
Artificial limbs cited as future danger by Andrew and Imogene
In a satirical exchange Andrew warns that the census shows 1923 artificial limbs worth 2,633,162 dollars, a 7.5 percent rise. He mocks wartime losses and urges pedestrians to protect resources, noting a future where everyone walks with an artificial limb or wheelchair. Imogene counters with humor about seal skin coats.
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United States
France
Prople
Andrew
Imogene
Armistice Reflections From An American Legion Message
The American Legion appeals to ex soldiers to join Armistice Day festivities while recalling the 1918 victory in Kranea. The piece laments disillusionment since the war, noting that universal brotherhood remains distant, yet asserts the sacrificed principles endure as a pilot light in hearts.
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American Legion
Brea
Kranea
Universal Brotherhood
Burroughs Nature Club Notes From Houghton Peece Column
Burroughs Nature Club notes invite questions via the Nature Notes Dept. Readers ask about animal behavior and birds. Answers previewed for tomorrow’s Nature Notes, including feather waterproofing and shorebird egg branding duties.
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Houghton FE Peece
Nature Notes
Vision and venom effects in animals and birds discussed
The text explores how venom acts in snakes and the digestive system, the mongoose resistance, and how different animals like hawks, deer, and rabbits rely on vision and hearing. It questions animal senses, hunting methods, and how brain signals interpret sensory input for feeding and danger detection.
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Jules Tan
Vielon
Uncle Wiggily Writes a Letter
Uncle Wiggily retrieves milk for breakfast after Nurse Jane Muzzy Wuzzy complains. A twisty snake trips him up by the legs thinking he is a Weasel, but he forgives the snake and offers milk. The snake traps a Weasel, freeing Uncle Wiggily to finish his meal.
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Howard BR. Garis
Uncle Wiggilyt
Jane Muzzy Wuzzy
Hollow Stump
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Uncle
Weasel
Candlelight and a Fatal Night at Minnie's Hotel
In a snowbound village hotel, William Winter and Christine confront a tragedy. Old Stamford reveals Mrs. Latam’s death in a fatal accident, driving William to a desperate search for truth and pushing him into Minnie's room where memories of his past love surge amid candlelit shadows and a fading hope.
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Manchester
Laura
Yates
William
Dirrer
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Stamford
William Raughe
Adelbert
Christine
Stevenson
Rosa Flint
Ore
Hong
Table of 1920 and 1924 Vote by States
Table compiled by the International News Service from Washington returns shows how Davis and Cox and Coolidge and Karding ran in 1920 and 1924 election, and how La Follette cut into Democratic votes in some states this year more than into Republican totals. The result is particularly true in border and western states based on unofficial returns.
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International News Service
Washington
Davis
Cox
Coolidge
Karding
la Follette
Leaders Who Know Men and the Collective Man
Minneapolis Journal muses on the difference between knowing individuals and understanding the collective man. It contrasts Theodore Roosevelt, Grover Cleveland, David B Hill, Bernard Shaw, and others, arguing true political skill lies in grasping public sentiment rather than solo character. The piece cites Shaw’s flaw in missing the essence of society. It ends noting Bryan's 1925 campaign wave sending a telegram to Miami.
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Gladstone
Disraeli
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David B. Hill
New York
United States
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England
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William Jennings Bryan
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Democratic Party
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Brookhart’s Fate and Graft Charge Echoes in Gladbrook
Letter to the editor from Gladbrook Iowa dated November 12 1924 argues Brookhart must resist party dictates to remain independent and questions the ethics of backing presidential influence on farm legislation. The writer recalls a Montana senatorial seat contest and asserts government influence over appointments reflects broader political coercion.
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Coolidge
Mississippi
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Congress
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Mour
Clark
Tam
United States Senate
Standard Oil
Ian
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Allison
Dolliver
Clark_ eaid
Adolfh Gethmann
Brain Tests and Shared Profits in a Bicycle Puzzle
A dealer sells a bicycle for 50 dollars, buys back for 40, then resells for 45. One view says profit is 10 dollars plus the wheel, another says only 5 dollars profit. The puzzle concludes with the word HOPE as the answer, reflecting the day’s logical dispute.
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