Senator Cummins Support Stirs Iowa Opinion
The Waterline newspaper surveys Iowa politics noting widespread backing for Senator Cummins among independents and farmers while detailing eleven reasons why he should be reelected. It contrasts Cummins’s record with Democratic gains and discusses road funding, interest rates, and national finance in the election context.
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Senator Cummins
Harding
Iowa
Hawkeye
Cummins
Courier
Jowans
Inwa
Aa 9
United States Senate
Senate
Question on Wilsons League of Nations pledge debate
Extract discusses President Wilson at Paris and the League of Nations covenant, arguing his proposals created a new form of international authority. It notes senatorial resistance, differing understandings of obligations, and the contested status of mandates and instructions in shaping postwar peace.
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League of Nations
Wilson
Wil ‘Son
League
United States
Sratesmian
International
Paris
Europe
World
Boston
America
Senate
Waterson
Park
Professor Phillips
Edinburgh Review
Jule
New York
Balfour
Germany
Supreme Council
Italy
League For Nations
White House
Council of the League
Council
Congress
Borah
McCurber
Iowa Editors Defend State Economy Against Waste Charges
Ceder Rapids Republican writer defends Iowa against waste charges by Herring and Wichman. He cites assorted state and national expenditures from 1913 to 1929 to argue Iowa shows conservative financial management. The piece questions Herring figures and notes increased attendance and modest levy changes while warning against general statements.
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Iowa
Ceder Rapids
Republican
BE. Wickman
Des Moines Register
Herring
Wichpian
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Michigan
Illinois
Wichman
Sgtate Ik
Waste from farms could fuel new products in this age
The Webster City Freeman Tribune notes ideas to convert farm waste into usable materials. Print paper from cornstalks and straw and fuel from silage fermentation are discussed as examples of wonderful innovations in this era.
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Webster City
Freeman
Tribune
Rail strike not imminent says editorial urging Cummins vote
The Marshalltown Times-Republican notes no immediate threat of railroad strikes or mill layoffs due to trains. It urges wage workers to consider the issue and vote for Cummins for senator.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Cummins
Military Training and Health Benefits Emphasized
Health Talks by John A Hober discusses military drill as a path to physical and mental health. It extols prewar citizen soldiers, urges youth to join the militia, and describes discipline, symmetry, and obedience gained through regimented training. Questions and Answers note infant survival limits and invite reader questions to the Health Talks column.
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Sama
National Guard
The Sandman Story by Mrs. F. A Walker
A fragment from The Sandman Story depicts a mother leopard left to hunt while her cub lies sick in a jungle. A sprite appears among the trees offering aid as the tale hints at a magical aid in the cub’s care.
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Sandman
Mrs. F. A Walker
Shadow Sprite Creates Leopard Spots Legend
In a woodland tale the Shadow Sprite comforts a mother leopard by painting spots on her cub to resemble leaf shadows. The Sprite leads the cub to safety, then returns the key and ensures the mother can find him. Dawn brings rain and a safe plan, ending with the leopard’s spots becoming permanent. The story credits the Shadow Sprite lineage for the first leopard markings.
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Jeopara
Siotm
Friend Wife By ROE FUTASERSON
Imogene and Andrew discuss gender roles and fashion, joking about female superiority in brains and ability to imitate men. They compare clothing items from hats to skirts, noting how women’s styles echo men’s past designs and suggesting fashion follows male origins.
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Andrew
Imogene
Imogere
Fragmented Dialect Verse Echoes Autumn Blues
The piece presents a fragmentary dialogue in a rustic dialect about morning light, dreams, loneliness, and scarce wealth. A speaker notes the coal is out and nature wearing a silver cloak while a partner requests a plain dress, hinting at hardship and quiet resignation.
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Natune
Imogene Quits Over Slashed Skirt Claim
In a domestic quarrel, Imogene storms out after a spat about origination of a slashed skirt and Andrew’s claim to wearing slashed shirts. A younger boy, Odd, is mentioned, and the cartoon question of Cartoons Magazine surfaces.
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Huber
Gare
Imogene
Andrew
Heck
Ash
Cartoons Magazine
Riddle Puzzle Answers Listed As No 513
A fragment presents a puzzle answer line reading Ermine Monkey Beaver Zeb Ostriches as part of a picture puzzle. It hints at a playful section where readers identify animals in a wordplay sequence.
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Philadelphia
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Texas
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