Britain Shies, Too Poland and the League of Nations
Opinion piece arguing that the league of nations failed to curb Polish border disputes and Lenine actions, questioning Wilsons policy and European responses. It contrasts British reluctance to intervene with a need for a stronger, practical approach to maintain peace and reconstruction after World War I.
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Britain
League of Nations
Poland
Europe
League
Lenine
Wilson
England
Adriatic
Balkans
Roumania
The Rice Diet and Health Talks by Dr Hubert
A health column discusses the rice and butter diet for skin diseases like eczema and hives, with instructions on rice preparation and chewing. Readers’ questions cover nosebleeds, pica in a toddler, tobacco effects, and duodenal ulcer explanations and risks. A note requests self-addressed envelopes for personal replies.
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Hubert
Wealth Talks Department
The Sandman Story of Jimmy Lanes at Pond
ORS presents a tale where Jimmy Lanes from boarding school returns for a holiday with three friends. The snowbound forest becomes a playground for skating and nights in a parlor until his mother reveals their farm will be sold to cover losses. He vows to work, channels energy into wood cutting, and confronts changing family fortunes.
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Lane Farm
Jimmy
Linden
Mr. Lane
Jim
Jimmy Lanes
Jimmy Cams
Jimmar
Timmy
Cox accuses Republicans over bayonet funding in NY club remarks
Iowa editors condemn Gov Cox for claiming Republican campaign funds would be used with bayonets to settle labor disputes. The Des Moines Capital says the remark disgraces him and his party, while Mason City and Marshalltown papers mock the allegation and note Tennessee's push on the baby act.
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Naan Js
White
Gov. Cox
Gov. Cor
Mimself
Des Moines
National Democratic Club
New York City
Republican Campaign Fund
New York
Friend Wife By Ekob Fulkerson
Imogene complains of buying unnecessarily and spiraling costs while Andrew accuses her of reckless spending. She justified shopping, recounting soap, silk, and transit saves. he calculates a 20 cent savings against a 75 cent atomizer and ruined slippers, highlighting marital tension over money.
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Imogene
Andrew
New York
Thompson’s
Anna
Mayer’s
Mayer's
Andern
Hymn of Br'er Williams and other verses
A fragment from a poem by Frank L. Stanton titled Hymn of Br'er Williams appears alongside satirical prose and social quips. The piece weaves dialect verse about weather, fate, and perseverance with brief comic asides on shopping, money, and domestic dialogue.
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Br'er Williams
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd No 4748 A Charade
Puzzle text presents a wartime style charade by Sam Loyd about winter, comfort, virtue, and life, prompting readers to curtail lines to reveal an answer. Mentions a speech by Bobby on June 21st.
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Sam Loyd
Bobby
You Cannot Brush Out Dandruff Says Advert
An advertisement promotes dissolving dandruff with four ounces of ordinary liquid Arvon applied at night to moisten and rub into the scalp. It claims morning results and complete destruction after several applications, with reduced itching and shinier hair. Nausdarven is advertised as the product, available at drug stores, inexpensive and effective.
Global interest grows in U S presidential election
Uncle Harry and Jimmy discuss why the upcoming U S presidential race attracts worldwide attention. They note World War I's aftermath, the treaty and league of nations, and how Europe watches America’s choice. They highlight that a new president, a new House, and Senate will influence U S and European affairs.
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Jimmy
Uncle Harry
Helen
Wilson
League of Nations
Congress
Paris
Republican Party
Sen. Harding
Jeague
Democratic Party
Gov. Cox
Europe
United States
House of Representatives
Senate
Nature Notes by John Burroughs
Question style nature notes discuss whether male birds help nest building how bumble bees survive winter and which two animals enter their homes under water Answers will appear in tomorrow's Nature Notes
Do squirrela eat poison ivy fruit without ill effect
A letter notes red squirrels eat poison ivy fruit and seem fine, while gray squirrels seem to forage through scarce times. It also corrects a common belief that birds of prey carry game in beaks, explaining talons carry prey. The tale of a minister fined for undersized trout after a sheriff’s stop is included.
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Euerope
United States
Europe
America
Kurone
Eve
Minister Absent From Conference For Fishing Trip
The Rev. Edward W. Wild, a minister, skipped portions of his denominational conference sessions to go fishing in Brattleboro Vermont, prompting questions about his conduct and a possible measure arising from the absence.
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Brattleboro
Edward W. Wild
DANDERINE Ad Says Hair Restoration Benefits
A vintage advertisement claims Danderine buys a few cents to restore hair. After application, no fallen hairs or dandruff remain and every hair shows life vigor brightness and more color and thickness. The ad promotes a quick cosmetic hair treatment.
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