Waterlon Editorial and War Armament Debate
A Waterlon page discusses Dr. Wellington Koo at Geneva urging war armament reduction and U S cooperation. It questions league covenant moves and calls for concrete disarmament steps as a test of sincerity from Japan and other nations.
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America
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Russia
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Uncle Sam
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Unemployment and social policy notes and oblique editorials
The piece compares England and the United States on unemployment and welfare schemes, describing England’s unemployment insurance and debates on expanding it. It discusses limits of benefits, registration and work availability rules, and aims to curb idleness. Other items include a harsh note on a Chicago preacher and comments on Mexico's next president General Obregon. Weather notes and social observations follow, including a London women's league lecture on the father’s place in the home.
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Jowa
Louis
Waterloo
Iowa
Associated Press
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Washington, D. C
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E G. Dougherty
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Story
Brooks & Finley
Hep's
England
United States
Great Britain
General Obregon
Mexico
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Rio Grande
Father's Place
Minneapolis Journal
Shaw Mclaren
Womann's Freedom League
London Mail
Get Rich Quick Bubbles That Have Burst
In 1823 Britain faced a gold rush fever as mining schemes promised vast fortunes. Investors bought shares with small stakes, drove up prices, and flooded markets with capital. When no gold emerged, banks failed, runs spread, and the boom collapsed, leaving the public ruined and wary.
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Earth
Africa
Stock Exchange
Bank of England
London
McClure
Nature Notes: Bird Questions and Winter Frogs
John Burroughs answers readers questions on California bird absence butterflies winter survival and how toads winter quarters. The column explains birds learn songs from elders and frogs move underground to escape cold with methodical detail.
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California
Never Can Tell and a Colored Veteran's Train Tale
A fragmented poem reflects hope through imagery of rainbows and roses while a veteran recounts an accident on a train and a person with rheumatism. The dialogue suggests resilience amid hardship and a glimpse of blessing beyond sorrow.
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Sever
Bonus Bill Eyed by Representative Edson from Storm Lake Iowa
Iowa editorials note Representative W. C. Edson of Storm Lake prepared a bonus bill for the next legislature. They urge conservative appropriations amid tight money, hoping not to kill the legislation. Other items discuss crop prices, producer costs, and a riddle about landlady candle manipulation. The Des Moines piece mentions Republicans planning to wreck Burleson’s postmaster general’s machine. An answer identifies CADNO and WYANDOT tribes.
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Sac City
W. C. Edson
Storm Lake
Brown
Towes Marcandle
Smith
Jones
Des Moines Register
Burleson
Leaking Heart In Valvular Disease And Nicotine Advice
Health talks discuss how murmurs signal valvular heart trouble and how outcomes depend on overall health. Sudden death is rare in children with good health, while women often tolerate disease better due to calmer lives. The column also answers a reader about nicotine poisoning and tobacco habit cures, noting willpower and physician guidance, with responses limited by volume.
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The Tricky Jar Trap Foiled by Mr Fox
Mr Fox finds a jar of honey on a hill and pokes it open. The jar traps his head and neck as he licks away, then he crashes free after a rock collision. He learns not to trust inanimate traps and vows to eat only things with legs.
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Mr. Fox
Reddy Fox
Reddy
Aj Rock
Mr. Dog
The Sandman Story by Mrs F. F. Walker
Mr Fox roams to a farm at night finds the poultry house locked and high windows leaving him unable to reach any birds. He grumbles at the farmer's stinginess and muses that next time he will take three birds. The tale follows his thoughts and plans.
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MR. Fox
Buckwheat Feast Dream Provokes Quirky Domestic Plot
Imogene frets over breakfast while Andrew outlines an elaborate fantasy plan to eat his way out of a buckwheat cake bed. The couple banter as he requests a barrel of buckwheat flour and maple syrup, sausage, and a dramatic piled feast with specified dimensions and staged helpers.
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Imogene
Andrew
Grater’s
Sarah
Pape's Dianepsin Promises Quick Indigestion Relief
An advertisement touts Pape's Dianepsin tablets as instant relief for indigestion, acidity, gas, heartburn, and dyspepsia. It claims dramatic stomach relief after taking one or two tablets, available cheaply at drug stores.
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Pape
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