A Matter of Record on Cox Harding and Liquor Influence
The article discusses Ohio political funding in 1916, noting an affidavit by Ohio Liquor League secretary Nicholas Dutile detailing $1,474.52 spent to help Gov. Cox. It links liquor interests to Cox’s margin and cites Wilson Harding foreign policy views, plus editorial asides on local and national figures and events.
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Wilson confirms aim to ignore Congress in U S policy
President Wilson signs a letter to Senator Harding asserting that the United States would ignore Congress where possible except as it functions under his direction. The note refers to Harding's Greencastle remark about a French spokesman's informal suggestion.
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Greencastle
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France
Mental Dyspepsia and Mind Body Link Explored
In Health Talks by John and Hober A ME MD the essay explains that digestion can be controlled by the brain. It cites cases where vomiting stems from mental digestion rather than stomach illness and notes eye strain and stress can affect digestion, with questions and answers on fermented milk and cottage cheese as wholesome foods.
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Chauvigny
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Spenser
Nature Notes quiz questions about foxes and robin
Nature Notes asks where gray and red foxes may be found, which European bird matches the robin, and to name the three most abundant resources of life. Answers appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
Answers on animal ranges and parental care
The text discusses crow ranges being local and fixed, noting roosting sites stay year to year. It contrasts attention to nature with human interest and remarks on maternal affection versus paternal care across animals and birds.
Belfast man mails police a key to save his door
In Belfast John Walsh who faced frequent police visits over suspected free Ireland activity sent officers a duplicate key to his front door. Police broke in when not at home. In Philadelphia hundreds of for sale or read for rent signs were altered overnight, with distressed home seekers blamed for the hoax.
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Brain tests by Sam Loud puzzles and coin riddle
A fragmented early puzzle note presents beheading wordplay prompts and an instruction to solve No 31-4. It mentions coinage readings with five cents, a four cent total, and various small denominations, suggesting a payphone or coin puzzle from a period newspaper.
Friend Wife By ROH FULKERSON
A domestic scene unfolds during a tense baseball game as Andrew rebukes Imogene for questioning his love. She recalls Babe Ruth’s seventh inning at bat and a tied score, provoking a sharp, humorous exchange about priorities between love and sport.
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Squire Marsh Swallow seeks article amendment
Fragmentary line suggests a request to amend an article so dissenters may be expelled from the country. The text also mentions Miss Tawney Apple introducing a new party and hints at a political ripple or reform.
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Squire Marsh
How Freddy Found Them in the Grocery
In a small town grocery owned by his uncle Freddy suspects Frank Ford of stealing goods. Freddy lures villagers into a timed storytelling trap to expose Ford, who is found with melted butter in his hat. Uncle Tom awards Freddy the prize of 3560 for solving the theft.
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Iowa Editors 1016 History in Oelwein Register
The article quotes Governor Martin Glynn criticizing U.S. European intervention and cites past Democratic conventions. It notes Davenport Times remarks on party aims in elections and warns of Iowa campaign appeals favoring party, predicting bets on Herring or Claude R Porter for Senate amid proposals for new departments and past Illinois reforms.
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Life and fiddle muse amid wartime silliness
A 1dFE note from Frank L. Stanton blends verse on life and music with a quip about wartime mood. A Biliville prisoner writes to a friend proposing a tactic using bales of cotton to influence judges and juries in a forthcoming court case.
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Eifes
Iowa Democrats Drafted Herring for Senate in Wilson Web
The piece notes Herring and his money as contenders for Wilson’s U S Senate seat, drafted by a Des Moines conference of Iowa Democrats and Wilson officeholders. It argues Porter and Herring face slim chances against Cummins and Kendall, with Murphy's retirement boosting federal tax fears in Burlington.
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Prices Decline Amid Calls For Tax Reform and Efficiency
The piece argues a $25 million figure proves the need for government efficiency and a simpler tax schedule. It notes prices are falling and urges calm, predicting lower costs boost employment, housing, and investment once normal times return.
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Sibley Tribune
Voters urged to cast straight ticket in 1920 Iowa elections
The Sac City Sun argues voters should vote straight tickets this year. It notes voter numbers nearly double and warns current facilities will not handle delays, urging Republicans in Iowa to vote a straight ticket due to the year 1920 circumstances.
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