Spreading the Dirt and French Cabinet Turmoil
The Waterloo Evening Courier discusses Rhinelander trial dirt and press restraint, lauds journalism for not printing obscene letters, notes France's cabinet changes under Briand, and warns of fire risks from coal substitutes amid the anthracite strike. It critiques press discretion and urges caution with heating equipment.
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France
Aristide Briand
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England
London
Paris
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Briand
National Board of Fire Underwriters
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Editorial Fragments On Prophecy And Change
A Cedar Rapids Gazette preaches restraint in sermon topics and cautions against excess in education plans and rhetoric. Cedar Rapids Republican riffs on fundamentalism, Leviathan, and the Atlantic steamship name myth, while Davenport Democrat riffs on Iowa corn bragging and concrete roads as a clever joke.
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Cedar Rapids
Davenport
Illinois
Iowa
Lowa
School day scheduling sparks debate on homework abuse
In a spirited critique by Dr. William Brady, the piece argues that long school days and after hours homework harm children’s health and family life. It condemns overbearing teachers, praises efficient daytime work, and questions high school afterschool detention and make up practices, urging reform in education.
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Angelo Patel
Pagri
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Hy Mikes
Toacher
Mr. Patri
Ise
Fio
Pittsburgh
Bath
Thotre
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Fragmentary OCR text mentions names and phrases with unclear meaning. No coherent event or outcome is readable to summarize. The piece appears to be garbled with mixed dialect and missing context. Entities are not discernible enough to form a meaningful summary.
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Nesta
Bauer Tata
Hue
Tysi
Benton Pusey
Prisoner Carl Garrison and the Path to Memory
An inmate in a Michigan penitentiary recounts three years of confinement, memory gaps, and the fading support from his attorney and distant friends. He questions his innocence while his mind battles with traumatic reminiscences of past crimes and the blank spaces that memory cannot fill.
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Remember
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Michigan
Garrison
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Lake Calls Carl Garrison Home From Prison Break
In a tense sequence near Lake Superior, Carl Garrison, imprisoned and longing for the lake, experiences a violent crash as a car collides with the convoy. As guards and civilians respond, Garrison staggers through the wreck, realizing he was not among the returning prisoners and hearing others declare they saw him depart. The lake’s pull remains the story’s haunting undercurrent as night falls.
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Carl Garrison
Trusty
Fend
Lake Superior
Walter Dig
Garrison
Aroa
Carl
L&g
Larry
Sin
Boyhead
Lulu Gets a Hat Made of Rushes by Uncle Wiggily
Lulu Wibblewobble the girl duck longs for a new hat but cannot afford one. Uncle Wiggily helps, guiding Lulu to a swamp where frog friends craft a hat from green rushes after she helps Bully the frog out of a trap. The hat is worn with pride and gratitude.
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Duck
Lulu
Mother Wibblewobbile
Alice
Jimmie
Wigelly
Ispoke
Rabbit
Mr. Longerts
Uncle Wiggily
Duck Girl
Lrnn
Lin
Luli
Mr. Longears
Hanly
Tully
Andie
Bayly
Bully
Uncle Wigan
Lulu Prouddy
Cook
Nature Notes Q and A Answers on Skunks and Pheasants
Burroughs Nature Club poses questions on wildlife behavior and forestry. Answers from 1925 discuss whether snakes taste their prey, native versus naturalized pheasants in North America, and a beetle that can move with only three short legs aided by stiff back bristles.
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Imperica
Lie
Shanghai
Interstate Commerce Commission Valuation of Railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission has spent twelve years valuing U S railroads and aims to finish in three more. The three year project asks about three and a half million dollars, bringing total costs to about 155 million to government and railroads, with snags possibly adding more years and millions. The piece questions whether government or railroads will be satisfied with the final valuation.
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Cedar Rapids
Minneapolis
Moline
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
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Real Sport
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Burroughs Nature Club
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Nature Notes
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