Iowa Rivalry and Politicking in Campaign Week
The Courier analyzes Iowa’s tight senatorial landscape with focus on Cummins races and Harding prospects. It notes Newberry’s absence, discusses Esch Cummins railroad bill support, and recalls Mrs Crosby’s New York club expulsion amid Democratic tensions. It warns women voters to resist Tammany influence and stresses League of Nations debates.
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J . W. B Bartran
Washington, D
Muns ‘Big
New York
Philsh
Story
Brooks & Finler
Chicago
Iowa
Julia S$. Crosby
Women's Democratic Club
New York City
Crosby
Wadsworth
King
Skoog
George HM. Childs
Tammany Hall
Tammany
British neighbors use more effective coal strike shortening method
The speaker credits British neighbors with a more effective approach to ending coal miners' strikes than our own methods used in recent years. The statement notes a comparative efficiency in resolving labor disputes and implies a lesson for domestic policy.
Iowa Voters urged to reelect Cummins and back Harding ticket
The piece argues for Senator Cummins, lauding the transportation act and his Iowa record. It condemns Democratic attacks as misrepresentation, urges support for Cummins and Harding, and endorses Nate Kendall aligned with the transportation law. It stresses loyalty to Iowa and 100 percent Republican faith.
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Cummins
Iowa
Warren G. Harding
Nervants
Claude Porter
Senate
Law
Washington
Senator Cummins
Warren Harding
Nate Kendall
The Body's Sentinels Health Talks by Dr Huber
Health talks by Dr Huber discuss dental infection as a cause of systemic disease. The article cites X rays to detect infection centers and links tooth decay, diseased gums, and tonsils to rheumatism, stomach ulcers, and kidney issues. It includes Q&A on old age, blood pressure, vaccination for ocean travel, and a note on letters to the editor.
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Woods Hutchinson
Sancha Panza
Col. Roosevelt
Tam
Huber
Friend Wife By Roe Fullerson
Imogene debates fashion and desire in a domestic scene with Andrew, criticizing conformity and sheep-like trends. She admits wanting a highboy not for function but for appearance, prompting Andrew to offer to craft it to her exact specification.
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Wife
Roe Fullerson
Annabel
Andrew
Imogene
Altho
Herkimer Street
Confused Exchange Over High Ball Terms
Andrew and another speaker mishear a comment about a high ball causing a moment of amused confusion as they clarify the meaning. The exchange reveals a light, humorous tone in the dialogue.
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Andrew
The Sandman Story Comes to a Banquet Tale
Mr Fox hosts a woodland feast with animals bringing fare as plans unravel. Mr Polecat guards the table while Mr Wolf's failed contribution sparks a quarrel, and Miss Porcupine unveils a pumpkin centerpiece as the tale ends with anticipation of tomorrow.
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Mr. Possum
Mr. Chipmunk
Mr.Lion
Deasts
Miss Porcupine
Mr. Wolf
Rone
Wolf
Woody Rat
Red Sonirrel
Theorests
Misa Porcupine
Nature Notes on Birds and Coal Mines by John Burroughs
Burroughs discusses rural life with farmers and coal economics, noting farms burn corn versus coal costs. He hints government ownership as a remedy and shares Q&A on English sparrow versus bluebird, light effects on color, and rooster dominance with humorous observations.
We Pressed On Through Shadows Toward Rest
The speaker recalls pressing on despite trouble and danger as night fades to dawn. They describe looming shadows and thunder, a journey over hills, and faith tested by hardship, ending with a vision of reaching a resting place and enduring to the end.
Prohibition Woes and Political Shifts Across States
Davenport Times warns cider fermentation could push juice toward illegal alcohol under Volstead rules, with benzoate of soda added by revenue to curb content. Burlington Hawkeye notes Gov Cox’s shift to dialogue with senate oligarchies to aid treaty ratification. Cedar Rapids Gazette observes farmers facing higher corn losses than southerners, amid election period tensions.
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Davenport
Fuanoy
United States Internal Revenue Department
My. Cox
Burlington
Cedar Rapids
California advertised laxative for children
A newspaper ad promotes a product labeled California claiming to be the best harmless medicine for a child’s stomach liver and bowels. It emphasizes a fruit taste and directions on each bottle.
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Ioc
California
Riddled clue yields Delaware from mixed terms
A word puzzle combines a fiend metal op ener an animal a whip a tool a wom an's garment china to spell Delaware. It also notes Tom's height six feet and cane 2614 inches, and John 5 feet 111-145 inches with cane 35% inches.
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Delaware
Tom
John
Diamond Dyes Promise Easy Color for Any Garment
The Diamond Dyes ad touts simple directions for dyeing wool silk linen cotton or blends. It guarantees fadeless color with perfect results even for first timers and notes a druggist color chart offering 16 rich colors.
Sage Tea and Sulphur Compound for Dark Hair
An old grandmother’s remedy uses Sage Tea and Sulphur to restore natural color and lustre. The preparation known as Wyeth’s Sage and Sulphur Compound is applied with a sponge or brush to darken gray hair, leaving a glossy, natural look after several uses.
Peterson's Ointment Praised For Eczema Sores Piles
Letters from Buffalo and Canada tout Peterson's Ointment as a cure for itching eczema and old sores. A Buffalo fireman and others claim rapid healing after doctors failed. The ad markets a big box for pennies and offers refunds if not satisfied.
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Peterson
Buffalo
A. Carley
Byankun
Alex. Louttel
Canada
A. Blockeby
Peterson Ointment Co
Tne
Ad Falo, N.Y
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Towa
Cumimins
United States Senate
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Newberry
Wilson
Annger
Tewa
Vlona
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Cumimias
League of Nations
Europe
League
America
Germany
Lloyd George
United
Richard H. Long
Massachusetts
Calvin Coolidge
Herbert Parsons
Colleg Sare Leon Bourgeois
Council of the
Xaw
Leon
Johner
Ian Moy
Bill
Paei Fom
Danes Lee
Sandman
Mrs. BR A. Walker
Paw's Club
Sioux City Journal
Cox
May Register
Nature Notes
John Burroughs
Manson
Frank TL. Stanton
Eimer
Della Fox
Tnwn Editors
Sam Loud
Ares Duper Sin
WI Lee
Wangler Bros. Druggista
East 4Th St
Jane
Curran
Dols
Wi-Wa
Marlix
Marlex
Marlix Co
Fort Warze
Ind
Arugiste
Waterloo
C. J. Miller, Wangler’s
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