WE MUST PRESS ON Editorial From Waterloo Journal
The piece notes the Adriatic league controversy and its failures, urging renewed effort toward peace. It cites Mussolini and Greece Italy tensions, urges continued pursuit of collective security, and quotes Hughes on “The Pathway of Peace” urging to press on despite setbacks.
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Adriatic Sea
League
America
Mussolini
Italy
League Council
Montreal
Canadian Bar Association
Hughes
Hone
Harding
Obregon signals cautious return to US ties with Mexico
The article notes Mexican President Obregon declaring resumption of relations with the United States without yielding on Mexican laws. It discusses assurances to protect American property, mentions France seeking a Mexican minister, and touches on speeding laws in Indiana and tax comparisons between the US and Britain. It also reviews a Rome and Juliet popularity contest and a London radio tale.
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Sharo
Mexico
Obregon
United States
State Department
State Department Would Never Have Carried Out Rasummntion
Fratee
Foreign Office
London
Love Test Of Marriage Aboard A Lake Outing
A Los Angeles man visits his fiancée at her home for weeks to test marriage under stress from chores and tires. A brutal 200 mile mud run home adds to the trial before a wedding. Chicago leaders George Brennan and Anton Cermak travel with a city ball team to Braidwood Illinois where the locals defeat them 6 to 4.
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Los Angeles
Jack
Marle
Wart remedies and health questions from Dr Brady
Dr. William Brady discusses wart causes and treatments including iodine application high frequency currents and carbon dioxide freezing. He notes warts often appear on hands, may vanish and reappear, and warns facial warts require surgical removal. Readers ask questions about health and mailing replies.
Mary Fulkerson’s Europe Trip Ends In Regret
Andrew and Imo Gere discuss Mary Fulkerson and her friend Ann who planned a Europe summer trip funded by her husband. A $2000 cost included passage, clothes, and visas. Seasickness fears and ill advice led to delyed departure, missed boat, and about $400 losses plus trip cancellation.
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Mary
Europe
Andrew
Imogere
Aha
Tiurope
Mazia
Cadllie
Switzerland
Ialy
France
England
Ann
Gloucester
Bill
Children of Chance in a tangled melodrama
Rinny Clay usurps Lola Arnaut’s life after Lola is killed by Gustav DeMille. Binny uses Lola’s diary to learn of her past as she schemes to confront DeMille. Kyrie Harkness’s link to Lola and a gallery of performers frame a dark plot of imposture, love, and danger.
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Rinny Clay
Tola Arnaut
Gustav DeMille
Govels Loi
DeMille
Lois
Lola
Nee
Farrance
Binny
Irma
Parrance
Kyrie Harkness
Inny
England
Irina
Terry
Benny Clay
Kinny
Youre not in a fit state for conversation lady
The scene shifts as Binny threatens Gustav De Mille with independence and control. She warns him of consequences if he presses further and asserts her resolve to cut alcohol and drama from her life while menacing a costly price for betrayal. The confrontation ends with Lola’s warning of payback and Binny’s cold, calm mischief.
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DE Mille
Binny City
van Beran
Lear
Eurian
Bea
Ayiss Pocahontas Smith
Lola
Captain Brain
John
Simes
Hood
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de Milla
Binny
Gustav
Lota
DeMille
Litte Man
Invitaron
Sally
Mille
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd
Puzzle feature presents Sam Loyd’s brain tests as a timed challenge. Short prompts guide readers through quick logic conundrums and brain teasers designed to stump and entertain.
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Sam Loyd
Abe Martin and the German Benefactor in a Veiled Confrontation
A fragment from Abe Martin scene shows a tense exchange between Binny Gustav and Sally. The former drifter DeMille exits after sharp quips about drinking and secrets. Sally demands detail as Binny erupts in strained laughter then collapses into silence. TO BE CONTINUED.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Q A Feature
The column invites readers to submit Natura subject questions for the Nature Notes Dept. Answers will appear in the next issue. Sample questions ask how to bend wood for a bow without steaming and about native American bow-making methods. Another query wonders why a nuthatch does not fall when running head first down a tree.
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Rosweret
Nature Notes
Answers to Questions on Turtles Plants and Shrews
This reader Q and A covers mud and musk turtles difference the odor musk turtles musk odor mud turtles body shape feeding habits and mud turtle comparison. It also explains why blight accelerates in humidity linking fungus growth plant digestion in wet weather and slower growth in dry periods. It notes shrews rarely eat by small animals and their unpalatable flesh acts as a chemical defense.
Marys Necklace and the Pawnbroker Father
The Sandman story follows Mary who lives with her widowed father in a shop back room. He runs a pawn business, lending on jewelry and reclaiming unclaimed items from poor borrowers, storing many pieces in a cellar barrel. Mary helps with chores and school as the fate of unclaimed gifts remains unknown.
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Mary
Diamonds That Saved a Little Girl’s Education
A poor pawnbroker’s daughter named Mary is helped when a stranger buys a modest necklace from her father. The stones prove to be real diamonds, allowing payment for Mary’s high school and college funds. The father’s worries end as the necklace’s value funds schooling. Mary wonders if others knew the stones were real.
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Theoney
Coege
Mary
Mrs. Robin
Timmy
Cat Fence Fables Prompt Senate Style Patrolling
Iowa editors lampoon a Philadelphia letter calling for a law against nails on fence tops to stop injured cats. The Davenport Times weighs in against sensational laws, noting cats roam and suffer and urging restraint while praising American safety and prosperity.
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Marshalltown Times-Republican
Philadelphia Public Ledger
Biue
Philadelphia
Lydia E Pinkham Product Helped Women In Ads
In Winston-Salem North Carolina and Keene New Hampshire a pair of reader letters tout Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a cure for weakness backache and other female troubles The testimonials claim renewed strength and ability to perform housework and work duties after taking the remedy.
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Winston-Salem
N. C
Lydia E. Pinkham
L.K. Myers
14Th St
N.C
Keene
N. H
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkam
A. F. Hammond
Center Street
Keene, N, H
Goat's View and Nation’s Comfort Amid Divorces Rise
The Des Moines Register notes a paradox of national contentment despite strikes and a 25-cent miner raise plus $1 coal price hike. It highlights consumer confusion over who bears the burden as more than 100,000 divorces were granted nationwide last year.
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Internal Revenue
Blair
Great Britain
England
Des Moines Register
United States
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