Journalistic Miracle and World Peace Voices
Waterloo Evening Courier surveys the New York Times revival under Adolph S. Ochs, praises its clean, reliable stance, and notes Mason City hosting Marshal Foch as a tribute to American Legion leaders. It argues Germany could seize a historic chance for definitive disarmament assurances to ease European tensions.
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New York Times
Adolphs. Ocks
Ocks
New York
Henry J. Raymond
George Tones
The
Times
Raymond
Blaine and Logan
Southwest
Chattanooga
Adolph S. Ochs
Tr. Ochs
Foch
Mason City
Bar
Waterloo
Hanforé MacNider
Marshal Foch
Napoleon
American Legion
MacNider
Marshal Fock
Meson City
Legion
France
Health Talks by Dr John B Huber Glenaris Disease and Other Inquiries
Physician answers reader questions on Glenarid’s disease enteroptosis nervous disorders and colitis noting X ray findings and cures. He explains culture remedies vitamins and liver spots on skin asks readers to include self addressed envelopes for quicker replies and states many inquiries arrive daily.
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Ian
Cape Aa
Glenard
Jon Tra
Huber
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson shows a flirtatious exchange
Imogene flatters Andrew about his looks and social standing while discussing their shared finances and social circle. She insists on dressing to his position and pursues hats and fashion as part of their partnership. The scene shifts to a practical note about pigeons requiring salt and feeding routines.
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Andrew
Imogene
Marty Anderson
Mary
Burroughs Nature Club Answers Puzzling Questions
Burroughs Nature Club notes discuss reader questions on canaries, alligators, oysters in summer, and details from prior Q A. Answers cover identification of male and female canaries, a red blood snake myth, and pigeons diet advising dry grain like wheat and corn with caution on new grain.
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Nature Notes Dept
Abe Martin Prohibition Inspector Doorbell Gaffe
Mrs. Em Moots recalls answering the door yesterday to a prohibition inspector who appeared at her home in a humorous misreading. The quirky moment highlights local attitudes toward enforcement and everyday life during the era.
Iowa Editors Urge Post Office Reforms and School Funding
Iowa editorials praise Postmaster General Hays for outsourcing expert help to modernize the parcel post and staffing, arguing Uncle Sam should emulate private employers in welfare and efficiency. Separate notes from Monticello Express and Davenport Times criticize high school costs and Chinese delegation phrasing at Washington, highlighting education funding and international diplomacy issues.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
Post Office Department
Hays
Genral
New York
Sam
The Guarded Heights at Princeton Charm
George Morton, a horse trainer turned college football idol, seeks social ascent after confessing his love to Sylvia Planter. With Bailly's help he enters college, joins the football team, and navigates class tensions. A moonlit confession to Betty tests loyalties as Morton risks losing genuine affection to pursue lofty status.
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George Morton
Sylvia Planter
Ieader
Morton
George
Wall Street
Goodhue
Jechette
A Book a Fire and a Veneer of Strength
A narrative fragment follows George Morto, top football captain and rising student leader, as he battles inner conflict between ambition and affection. He contemplates Sylvia Planter and Betty Alston, fearing exposure of his true self beneath a polished veneer while facing moral strain, desire, and impending graduation. The scene shifts from a moonlit porch to a departure, hinting at tragic tension and future reckoning.
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Betty
George
Bailly
Allen
Goodhus
Sylvia
Mei
Betty Alston
New York
Bern
Fou
Sylvia Plant
Hetalise Shegguid
Acle
Squid
Lambert
Brain Tests Puzzle from Sam Loyd and Ike offer
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd presents a riddle about Texas Pete and Ike negotiating over a horse. Pete offered eight dollars less than the asking price, Ike offered twenty percent off, leaving seven dollars unsatisfied, so the horse did not change hands. The puzzle also hints at wordplay clues for Achillea.
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Texas
Pete
Canaake
Tke
Ike
Correct English The Office of Congress Carding
Don t say who do you wish to see elagte I had not heard of John or him be electe d His work of a day was done The office s management was almost perfect
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Tess
Mrs. Bailly
Sylvia
Betty
Mather
George
Princeton
Hess
George Morton
Sylvia Planter
James
Altho
Lambert Planter
Lambert
Asittle
Poe
Mucker
Bee
Etty
John Gain
John
Bei
the Ofice
Peterson's Ointment touted for eczema by Buffalo maker
A Buffalo advertisement claims Peterson's Ointment cures eczema and other ailments. It promotes a money back guarantee if customers are not benefited and cites letters praising rapid relief for eczema, salt rheum, ulcers, nipples, broken breast, itch, scalp, chafing, and piles. Mail orders are filled by Peterson Ointment Co. in Buffalo, New York.
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Escenario Pee de Neato Eee
Daly
Hartman Co
Weat Park Ava
Jolin C. Hartman
A.W. Peterson
Treas
Gen'l Mgr Daiily
Sail
St Watering
Associated Press
Audit Bureau of Oculations
Wichous Sotica
Ooo
de E . Dougherty
Washington, D. G
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Finley
Rep’s
Peterson
Buffalo
Drij Zists
America
Pethrson
Mo Fohn Scott
Virginia
Stre
Peterson Ointment Co., Inc
Brffalo
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