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Waterloo
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Story, Brooks & Finley, Representatives
Life Span Lengthens and Age Rules in Elite Work
Dr W A Newman Dorland spoke at a State Welfare Association meeting noting the average life span has rose from 35 to 56 years in 30 years and urging retention of capable men past 60. He cites leaders over 60, compares deaths from past epidemics, and reports Dorland’s study of 400 notable dead with averages by profession.
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W. A. Newman Dorland
Chicago
State’ Welfares ‘Association
Dorland
Keats
Alexander
Poe
Burns
Byron
Chauncey M. Depew
Joe’ Cannon
John D. Rockefeller
J. Pierpont Morgan
Nora Tiger” Clemenceau
France
Mery
Viennese weekly’s pay-to-publish scheme examined
A fragment outlines a Viennese weekly that pays no upfront money and requires writers to pay a 75 cent submission fee. Names and addresses will accompany articles so readers can reward contributors, with the promise of large reader gifts. The note calls this a bold shift risking business norms and mentions a possible oil development scheme as a future example.
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Vienna
Life or a few years a critique of mercy in justice
A historical critique argues that parole and early release for embezzlers and other criminals undermine the law's majesty. It cites a Michigan case where a county engineer diverted 75000 dollars, served 264 days of an 11 year term, and was released, while another faced 55000 in diverted funds and killed himself before trial. The piece contends harsher sentences and less parole would deter crime and shift attitudes toward punishment. It notes life terms, five year parole, and debates how penalties shape criminal behavior.
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Michigan
Union
Frugal living advice from the Globe-Gazette columnist
The Mason City Globe-Gazette urges readers to avoid wasting time and money on frivolities. It emphasizes personal resolve to prevent squandered energy and resources in later life and to endure, without hardship, the consequences of careless spending.
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Mason City Globe-Gazette
The SICK HEADACHE Experiment Opinions and Trials
Readers report on a migraine protocol involving cod liver oil sun baths calcium lactate and thyroid. Several testimonials claim relief or improvement after weeks or months but caution that natural remission and overuse occur and skepticism remains about unverified cures.
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Questions and Answers The Wrong Trouble
Questions and Answers about health topics from a historic column. The exchange covers misdiagnosed itching piles and the cause of diabetes, noting overeating and lack of exercise as factors and remarking on higher prevalence among Jewish people. It advises consulting a doctor and includes a letter response policy by Dr. Brady.
Spider-Butterflies by Glenn Frank analysis and advice
Glenn Frank discusses the spider butterfly allegory as a metaphor for inner conflict. He cites Hawthorne and Poe on split souls, urging integration of mind and passions rather than compartmentalized living across religion politics business and science.
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Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
The
Century Magazine
W. L. Watkinson
Sir Hawthorne
Poe
Hawthorne
Roderick Elliston
William Willson
Willson
Horbert Bros Keep Faith In Farm Horses
Manchester Bee notes Horbert Bros of Greeley persist in importing draft horses despite forecasts of industry decline. They report steady sales and hold that certain farm tasks require horses, ensuring a lasting market for quality farm steeds.
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Manchester
Horbert Bros
Greeley
Convention vs primary in Jefferson Bee
The piece notes that under the traditional convention system delegates often rejected self-picked candidates and chose others. It cites Greene county as an example from the old era. It argues the current law binds the convention if the governor is not nominated in the primary, forcing selection from among self-picked candidates rather than outsiders.
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Jefferson Bee
Greene County
Altho
Why Not Now The economists hope for distribution solution before Christmas
A Philadelphia Inquirer brief quotes an economist predicting eventual progress on distribution problems. The remark hopes a future where Christmas won’t be a long, hard pull as solutions emerge. The tone is reflective about economic challenges and planning.
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Philadelphia Inquirer
New York by Day by C. O. McIntire
Diary reflects 1920s urban life with fashion notes on monkey coats and formal dress downsizing. Observes New York styles, social etiquette, and dinner manners including liquor trends, pool games, and shop window gazing.
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New York
C. O. McIntire
Uncle Wiggily's Golden Apple in Stubtail's Orchard
Uncle Wiggily observes a yellow skin golden apple on a high branch in Mr. Stubtail's orchard. The bear gentleman hints the apple is meant for a surprise, while Uncle Wiggily and Mr. Longears discuss the mystery and politeness of asking questions.
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Mr. Stubtail
Bear
Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Longears
Surprise for Uncle Wiggily's friends at Stubtail den
Uncle Wiggily and family move toward a mystery on the afternoon doorstep as Mr Stubtail hints at a surprise involving a golden apple. Mr Longears seeks adventure but finds none, and Hal asks what the surprise may reveal in this playful tale.
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Mr. Stubtail
Neddie
Beckie
Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
Golden Apple Surprise in Uncle Wiggily tale
In a Bunnyville episode Uncle Wiggily learns that Mr. Stubtail plans to reward a golden apple with a surprise. Monkey Jacko climbs the high tree to obtain it and Uncle Wiggily receives the fruit. Nurse Jane Fuzzy Wunzy bakes a pie shared by forty seven bunny children and more. The story teases further adventures with Uncle Wiggily’s cunning cabbage.
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Uncle Wiggily
Mr. Stubtail
Bear
Uncle Wigguy
Uncle Butter
Neddie
Beckie
Jacko Kinkytail
Monkey Boy
Jacko
Jane Fuzzy Wunzy
Baby Bunty
White Fire Synopsis
Tabor Wynne, a successful lawyer, confronts his chilly life with his wife June while a lively pair Lance Fairless and Effie Meade stir trouble. Jennifer Challis, a poised stage woman, saves Wynne after a near fatal night and reveals tangled loyalties. As secrets surface, Wynne and Jennifer connect over guilt, fate, and a shared concern for each other amid hospital recovery and fragile trust.
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Tabor Wynne
June
Jarcy Gayelles
Husabnd
Lance Fairless
Effie Meade
Wynne
Effie
Lance
Jennifer Challis
Juné
Fairless
New York
Miss Challis
Opposition to Calles-Obregon rule in Mexico
The Public Ledger notes opposition within Mexico to the Calles-Obregon regime, led by key figures just outside the ruling circle. It suggests revolution as the only chance for the opposition to break the monopoly, recalls past arms and betrayals, and contends their overthrow could steer Mexico toward conservatism and stability.
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Philadelphia -Public Ledger
Mexico
Calles-Obregon
Obregon
Callies
Serrano
Gomez
Calles
Yellowstone Park Geysers and their wonders by Uncle Rays Corner
A reminiscence of two visits to Yellowstone Park focusing on geysers. Old Faithful’s roughly 64 minute average eruptions noted with variability. Other geysers named include Riverside Grand Giant Giantess Beehive Lion Lioness Turban Daisy Minute Man and Triplets. Riverside erupts about seven hours apart reaching up to 100 feet. Beehive reaches around 220 feet with a five minute roar. Beehive now erupts only a few times each year.
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