Watercolor Evening Chronicle Published by W H Hartman Co
The Watering Town paper lists editors and officials, with price details for local and out-of-town subscriptions, and notes Associated Press rights. It mentions advertising rules, payment timelines, and office locations in Washington DC and major cities.
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W. HO Hartman CO
Jobe G Hartaian
W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l My Sally
Carrier
Pisdl
Iowa
Watering
Town
Associated Press
Sis
Focal News
Washington, DC
G. Dougherty
Cory Ease
New York- Philadelphi
Storr
Brooks
Holes in League of Nations talk shaped by political shifts
The piece argues that President Wilson should not resubmit the League of Nations with compromised reservations, noting Republicans would be in a hole. It contrasts Harding and Cox positions, critiques European statesmanship, and warns against Sovietism tied to Wilson era labor moves. It cites Gompers and graft in unions, condemning blood money to avert strikes.
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Mark Sullivan
Congress
Wilson
League of Nations
Logan Avenue
Bremer County
Harding
Cox
Europe
France
England
Italy
Japan
New York
Chicago
Mr. Gumpers
World stage shifts as leaders face political reckoning
The piece reflects on Clemenceau and Venizelos fading from memory and warns against foreign meddling as Pershing noted. It notes Oklahoma's Miss Robertson spending about 2790 to defeat the Democratic nominee in a male dominated race. It questions women’s political leverage and implies radical shifts in party dynamics.
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Oklahoma
Hobertson
Howe
Labor Vote Debate Threads Through Minneapolis Columns
The Minneapolis journal notes that labor unions vote individually and cannot be bound by Samuel Gompers or any leader. It discusses Gompers urging votes for Cox and other approved candidates, but unions cast ballots as they see fit. The Crane divorce case in Geneva promises weeks of sensational coverage amid other society disclosures and labor market observations.
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Minneapolis
Samuel Gompers
Gompers
Cox
Senate
Boure
Tam
Gasoline Drops A Cent In New Orleans Market
A local report notes gasoline prices fell by one cent on a two gallon measure in New Orleans. The piece questions whether lower costs signal a broader upward trend and references Wisconsin shipping United States liquid products.
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New Orleans
Wisconsin
United States
The Phantom Alchemist of France Delisle’s Golden Veil
An 18th century tale recounts Jean Delisle, famed alchemist who claimed to forge gold from iron and lead. His meteoric rise to royal favor, arrest attempt, and fatal wounds expose court extravagance, financial ruin, and a legend that sparked debates on wealth and power in Louis XIV’s France.
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Jean Delisle
France
Azuip
Jer Delisle
Dame Aloys
Hit
Ely
Jean Delsle
Sylant
Barjarmont
Lyons
Rheinwold
Iran
Monsierre la Malu
Sylanz
Monsieur de Ceresy
Chateaunenf
Delisle
Jean Detale
St. Jacqnues de Hautpas
Paris
Senes
Ines
Louis XIV
Quance
Des Marets
Eversong
Tere
Bastille
Deliste
Aluvs
Jaitor
AfeClure
Friend Wife By EOB Fullerson
Andrew and Imogene exchange a sentimental moment over a lock of hair from a past era. He recalls a similar keepsake in his watch while she plans to use the hair for a color sample with Madame DeFour. Their banter blends romance with a touch of humor as they navigate memory and transformation.
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Andrew
Imogene
Raney
Yani
Thigene
Ried
Dearie
Madame DeFour
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle notes state that each sentence hides a Connecticut town name. The fragment mentions a riddle style with lines about a lonely soul, tea, and a distribution totaling £ and $ amounts, including gifts and a question numbered 588.
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Sam Loyd
Connecticut
Calebanon
Nats
Health Talks By JOHNER HUBER A. M. M.
Health talks outline cold prevention through outdoor activity pure blood and oxygen use. Advice covers diet, cold baths, warm bathrooms, and gradual adaptation to cold water. Emphasizes avoiding infection via ventilation, hygiene, and hand washing. Includes emergency guidance for lung hemorrhage and doctor contact details.
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Rey
The Sandmen Story by Mrs. F. A. Walker
GNAME BEAR S WAY Little Fritzy Fox and his brother Tony are mischievous youngsters who bother wood folk like Foxy Fox and Mr. Coon. They pull pranks, tie a thread to a pipe, pepper a sugar cane, and spread trouble. When Granny Bear naps, Fritzy spots her yarn ball and the tale pauses on their next mischief.
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Fritzy Fox
Tony
Foxy Fox
Fritzy
Ola Foxr
Mr. Coon
Fritz
Old Granny Bear
Granny Bear
Pyramid Pile Suppositories Offer Quick Relief
Ask any druggist for Pyramid Pile Suppositories and find relief from itching bleeding or protruding piles. A 60 cent box is available at nearby drugstores with no substitutes. The ad markets rapid relief through a simple treatment.
Granny Bear Disrupts Tiny Thieves With Kind Promises
In the tale Granny Bear wakes to see two children tugging at yarn and plans to scold. Instead she calmly invites them inside delivering honey and bread, turning mischief into a wholesome moment as the scene ends with a promise to continue tomorrow.
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Fritz
Granny Bear
Nature Notes by John Burroughs questions on vermin and birds
The page presents questions from John Burroughs about vermin in houses and birds nests and whether a gun is needed for bird study. It prompts readers to find answers in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Br John Burroughs
Night Owl as Peril to Other Birds in Old Writings
The text describes the owl as a night bird that preys on other birds, snatching them from roosts and threatening eggs and young. It portrays the owl as a looming ogre inducing consternation and alarm among avian residents. It also notes acorn germination in December under oaks, with moisture and warmth causing premature sprouting and nuts anchored to the ground.
End Coughs With Old Home-Made Pinex Remedy
A dated home remedy promises rapid cough relief using two parts Pinex to a pint of sugar syrup or molasses. It claims instant soothing of air passages, loosening of phlegm, and prevention of throat and chest ailments. Instructions urge asking for two and a half ounces of Pinex with directions, with a money-back guarantee.
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Pinex Co
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Stops Stomach Distress Right Off
Mr E W Meriwether of Guthrie Kentucky and Mr Robert Thompson of Rising Sun Indiana report MARLEX restored appetite and digestion. The ad promotes concentrated MARLEX liquid for 75 cents, guaranteed by The Marx Co ert Wayne Indiana and local druggists.
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E. W. Meriwether
Guthrie, Ky
Marlix
Robert Thompson
Rising Sun Ind
Matrix
S Am
Marlex
Marx Co
Ert
Wayne
Ind
Untitled Fragments on Winter, People and Towns
Fragmentary text reflects on winter, growth, and the impact of people moving to land. Mentions life priority, hope for roots in country, and how snowdrifts affect towns and citizens. Vague observations alternate with social commentary on movement and distraction.
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