Cornmeal as Human Food and The Fourth House Debate
The page extols cornmeal as a nutritious human food and fat producer, urging its use in winter meals and johnnycake. It also discusses two powerful Washington women shaping policy, plus commentary on freight-rate ideas, British disarmament delegates, and political influence through social circles.
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BNO
W. H Hartman CO
West Park Ave
John C. Hartmax
Exivor
A. W. Peterson, Treas
Gen'l Mgr
Waterloo
Jonk
Associated Press
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Doughetts
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Anmgeles
San Francisco
Story
Brooks & Pitney
Rep's
House of Representatives
Washington
Madhime
Kalore
Mes
HEALTH TALKS Childs feeding plan for ages 18 to 24 months
A detailed daily menu and feeding schedule for toddlers from 18 to 24 months. Includes four meals per day with cereals, milk, bread, vegetables, meats, and fruits, plus alternate options and progression to three meals after the second year. Advice on textures, cooking time, and when to introduce new foods.
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Wheatsworth
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Imogene confronts Andrew over a kept watch photo and suspected betrayal as they argue about honesty and love. A tense domestic scene unfolds when he reveals the picture is of her, prompting a quick reconciliation and humor.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Imogene
Andrew
Afterthoughts on Missing Hak Found in Colorado
Fragmented notes mention Hak discovered in Colorado, with comments on search efforts and shifting gender balances in colleges. The text notes tax burdens persist even after death amid autumn imagery and social critique.
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Colorado
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Brighten Local Page
Nature club column invites reader questions on animals and weather creatures. Readers are urged to send queries to the Nature Notes Department with a promise of answers in tomorrow's issue.
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Burroughs Nature Club
Br Houghton Mistlin CO
Nature Notes
Ansthera
Answers to Previous Questions in a Literary Roundup
A miscellaneous column cites a publisher circular praising American literature while quizzing on topics from yeast usefulness to orange-tinged humor. It touches on trivia about yeasts, fish care, titmouse species, and Edison, mixing household tips with curious historical notes.
Brain Tests By Bam Loud
Five minutes to answer a word puzzle. Expand then remove tardy add circle add a gem add aid remove an unmarried woman add a cozy dwelling add a spiked wheel remove a tool and you spell an ancient philosopher who chased a man who followed the best polio. The marksman scored wire in the 25 twice in the 29 and rinse in the spring, totaling
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Rince
Doane Trial Trails Fort Enterprise Ambush Saga
Ambrose Doane, freetrader, faces a police case in Fort Enterprise after Watusk and Indian leaders fail an ambush. Colina Gaviller recovers Nesis, Watusk's wife, to testify that Strange and Watusk plotted to topple Doane's influence and frame him. The court battles to hear Nesis's account as Doane seeks exoneration.
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Ambrose Dogrne
Fort Enterprise
Fur Company
Watusk
Doane
Nesis
Mr Strange
Mr. Strange
Louis Riel
Big Country
Kaisa
Colina
Ambrose
Strange
John Gaviller
Brand
Coling
Ambrose Doane
Enterprise
Nests
Gordon Strange
Waitusk
Watush
Vorry
Ambrose Doana
Ambrose Neane
Flav
Watuska
Nesta
Fate and Firelight in a Native Trial Scene
In a courtroom tale, Colina Gavilier recounts a troubled plot by Gordon Strange to ruin a store with arson, involving Ambrose Doane and the Indian community. Nesis’s testimony and the looming danger underscore a fragile justice as a key witness lies dead.
Empty Pulpits and Fair Pay Across the Nation
Iowa editors note a surplus of preacher vacancies where salaries exceed two thousand dollars, while many posts offering a thousand or less stay empty. They warn church budgets hinge on fair compensation and joke of a deacon who would starve souls for debt-free meat. Farmers push for lower costs on goods and machinery, while Des Moines still lacks streetcars despite its size.
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Derwein
United States
Correct English Don’t Say: Matter Can Not Be Annihilated
The text presents two corrected forms of a sentence about matter and existence. It contrasts an incorrect version with a corrected version and notes changes in phrasing for clarity. It includes example phrases about returning from a voyage and a village appearing and a forest filled with songbirds.
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Congressman Dowell
Des Moines
Interstate Commerce Commission
Wehar
Jail confession remark echoes at Melodeon meeting
Wes Plummer returned from Town to answer murder charge amid a raucous Melodeon hall gathering. Abe Martin notes Plummer would have surrendered earlier if allowed tobacco in jail while Hon. Ex-Editor Cale Fluhart applauds the era’s record.
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Wes Plummer
Melodeon
Cale Fluhart
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