Public in the Dark on West Virginia Mining Dispute
The article discusses ongoing West Virginia mining tensions between miners led by Gompers and Murray and mine operators. It notes armed guards and spies, government responses, and a call for frank disclosure from both sides. President Harding is urged to facilitate a clear, factual settlement to ensure fair treatment and reliable service.
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West Virginia
Harding
Gompers
Murray
Miners’ Organization
Injustice to the South and Pellagra Crisis
A discussion recalls a public health service report claiming pellagra in southern regions with an estimated 106000 cages at risk of death. It cites cotton prices pushing planters to rely on cornbread syrup and pork and urges adding vegetables white flour and milk as relief. The piece notes a northern aid movement forming after the announcement.
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United States Public Health Service
Pubic Health Service
Southern crops and pellagra claim misreported
The Southern Medical association says government reports inflated pellagra cases. In reality fewer than 10,000 cases exist across 1,000,000 square miles with 35 million residents, and the South produces ample food while whites show lower death rates than the North. The piece also notes fashion notes on ladies cigars and ends with a Thanksgiving reminder.
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Southern Medical Association
Altho
North
Public Health Bureau
South
Abe Martin Quips on Winter and Jewelry Policy
The speaker quips that a long winter helps straighten the country more than current legislation. He adds a refusal to own a car if it means losing jewelry. He offers Constable Phim a description of a gold plated corkscrew and a garnet bracelet.
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Tell Binkley
Eday
Phim
Health Talks by Dr Huber on heart care and nit treatment
Dr Huber explains that a long illness for heart patients needs strict diet with cereals and vegetables, salt free meals, complete bed rest, monitored fluids, and abstinence from alcohol coffee and tobacco. He advises consulting a heart specialist and outlines questions on nit infestations and home remedies.
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Uukable
Amood Hospital
Frien d Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew endures a tense evening with Imogene as she berates his tired jokes about marriage longevity. She lists their worn punchlines as old props, recalls their history, and rejects his attempts at levity until he rises, reconciles with a formal handshake.
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Andrew
Imogene
Uncertain Times Echo Economic Woes and War Reflections
The piece surveys unemployment fears, inflation, and postwar optimism with quips on labor, industrial slavery, and peaceful pledges. It cites a Waukegan robbery, confirms rising food prices, notes landmarks destroyed by dynamite, and critiques Judge Landis for a baseball job while urging steady daily work as a cure.
Ambiguous fragments hint at rhetoric on faith and politics
The text mixes whimsy and opinion about judges water and a buck, notes on religious authorities seeking harmless endorsements, mentions Democrats aiming to win Ohio, and reflects on friendship and careful cultivation in a busy era.
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Ohio
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions Archived
Readers asked three questions about nature. Do all birds lay eggs, do animals use tails as signals, and what are land shells. Answers to these inquiries appeared in tomorrow’s Nature Notes.
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Nature
Nature Notes
Answers to Precious Questions About Skets and Birds
In northern zones skets hibernate for several months while milder areas see shorter dormancy and mountains use rocky dens. Toads are harmless man or not and wart myths arise from skin secretions. Calling birds germiense resident and winter terms clarify nest, year round presence, and seasonal movement between regions.
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Canada
Miehr Ba
Ambrose Doane's uneasy council with Grampierre clan
Free traders Peter Minot and Ambrose Doane visit Fort Enterprise with news of a fur trade. Ambrose meets Colina Geuiller and faces a tense meeting of Grampierre kin as they oppose John Gaviller's grain price. A push to resist debt and plan action unfolds amid mounting pressure and fear of law.
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Peter Minot
Ambrose Doane
Poly Goussard
Fort Enterprise
Fur Company
Colina Geuiller
Doane
Colina
Lessy
Simon Grampierre
Ambbrose
Atriarch
John Gaviller
Ambrose
iIt
Simon
Gaviller
Brethes
John Gaviler
Jean Bateese
Ito
Earth
Jack
Mackenzie
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Jack Mackenzie
Ambrose Doana
English Don’t Say I Have a Date With Four Party at Four
Corrected phrasing guidance shows replacing dated terms with appointment time while preserving tone. It suggests using appointment or date consistently and avoiding stray capitalization. It also notes fixing misspellings and ensuring clear instructions to deliver bundles or packages to a specified recipient.
The Sunrise Song by Frank L Stanton
A poetic verse urging readers to seek the sunrise each morning as a sign of faith and perseverance. The piece uses dialect and rhythm to convey resilience, work, and hope on the road to better days despite hardships.
Ambrose Doane Faces a Call to Aid Grieved People
Fragmentary lines show Ambrose Doane pressing for help to save a distressed population. The speaker asks Doane to assist in ending their madness, freeing them from bondage, and to buy their grain as a potential remedy. The excerpt ends with a tease: TO BE CONTINUED.
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Iask
Ambrose Doane
Brain tests by Sam Loyd puzzle with betting losses
Charlie Dubb develops a system of backing favorites to beat the races. He loses 432 on the first race, one third of his remaining cash on the second, and a quarter of the balance on the third. He then bets all remaining funds on a 4 to 1 shot, which wins, returning him to his original capital. Determine his initial amount.
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Qyatem
Dybb
Thatonxz
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