Judge Landis and Borah discussed in disarmament views
A 1920s column analyzes Judge Landis’s baseball arbitration role and questions the American Bar Association stance on his compensation. It also critiques Senator Borah’s disarmament approach, proposing prudent diplomacy over radical measures and urging practical steps to relieve economic strain via railroads and foreign sales programs.
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Abe Martin Patiently Records Lodges and Hotel Feud
Abe Martin notes a woman with thin drooping lips signals her husband belongs to many lodges. He mentions telling Binkley he refused a 35 cent cover charge at the New Palace hotel today claiming he had not slept there.
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New Palace
Health Talks by John Huber on rural health and pneumonia
In this Health Talks column Dr. John Huber discusses rural life versus city living for health benefits, cites a TB case treated by advising relocation to the country, and notes pneumonia as a leading elderly death. He urges readers to send questions for future columns and provides submission instructions.
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Huber
Road to Destruction Game At Dinner Party
Imogene confronts Andrew about his afternoon at the club and a curious game called The Road to Destruction. Players use rings labeled wine, women, and song with wealth as stakes and divorce as a possible outcome, ending when one winner gains all. The game is framed as moral instruction about temptations in life.
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Imogene
Andrew
Imopene
Deaser
Jeach
Sone
Andrett
Burroughs Nature Notes and Questions Answers
The column answers Nature Questions about frogs birds and soap root and discusses topics from porcupine quills forest bounds national forest acreage and bird nesting ranges. It cites changes in bird ranges due to rice growing and notes a historical reference to Senator Beveridge and an anticipated ambassadorial appointment.
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Nature Notes
United States
A Legitimate Kick in Iowa Farming Costs
In Rolfe, Eb E Wilcox reports farming 30 acres cost 118 dollars for land and 119 dollars more for taxes seed and threshing, yielding nothing for labor or interest. The piece notes the farmer’s frustration with rising costs and questions blaming others, while criticizing aid to starving Russians and the local economic strain.
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Rolfe
EB. E. Wilcox
Grammar Correction of Spoken English Sample
The text presents several incorrect forms and targets standard corrections. It includes examples like He is pale this morning I feel good this morning These kinds of horses are hard to manage This is rounder than that These apples are good but those are more preferable He looks pale this morning It does not feel well this morning Mass kinds of horses is hard to manage This is more nearly round than that and are Bee
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Madre Bona
Ambrose
Tole
Jesse
Lone
Tola
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Gordon Strange
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Ambrose Chaf-Lam
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Kakisa
Simon
Watush
Gordon
Brain Tests by Sam Loud
Puzzle note asks when an assistant will return if he promised to be back when clock hands are together. The answer hinges on the phrase together and the clock’s hands alignment.
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Sam Loud
Land
The Fur Bringers A Story Of The Canadian Northwest
Ambrose Doane pursues a dangerous journey to Fort Enterprise and the Kakisa traders while Colina Gaviller’s town politics and grain shortages complicate the voyage. Tense river travel, tribal dealings, and a looming flour shortage strain all bonds as Ambrose confronts Joep Providence Waturk and the Kakisa village.
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Canadian Northwest
Ambrose Doane
John
Ambross
Gordon Strang
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Doane
Where the Ways End Verse by Frank L. Stanton
A fragmentary poem about sorrow and joy ending in rest. The speaker contemplates the cry of the fallen the vanquished and lovers seeking rest after stormy paths. Dust and a rose symbolize rest, while faith and doubt linger in the transient gloom and glow.
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Romero
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