War graft charges push case of Daugherty Miller before courts
The article discusses the ongoing trial of former U.S. Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty and ex-alien property custodian Thomas W. Miller in New York City. They are accused of conspiring to defraud the United States and taking a bribe of 391000 dollars to return 7000000 dollars in cash and Liberty bonds to German claimants of stock in American Metals. The piece argues public opinion should insist on justice whether guilty or innocent.
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Fortes-Thompson
Harry M. Daugherty
Harding
Thomas W. Miller
New York City
United States
American Metals Company
Daugherty
Miller
Remembering the Forgotten Victim and the Reporter Who Rescued Floyd Collins
The piece argues fame often favors villains or dramatic figures over heroes, citing Nero Cleopatra and Catherine de Medici. It recalls Floyd Collins cave rescue and notes a Pulitzer-winning reporter, asking readers to name him, highlighting memory’s skew toward spectacle.
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Othelio
Venice
Antonio
Merchant
Shylock
Romeo
Juliet
Nero
Rome
Cleopatra
Antony
Catherine de Medici
Kentucky
Floyd Collins
Jon
Hog Callers Vindicate in Echoes of Science Controversy
A column notes hog calling contests provoke debate on useful labor and energy use. It cites a Nebraska participant claiming world champion status and a West Coast experiment by Charles Kellogs showing dramatic effects. It also mentions re election candidates and Gertrude Everle swimming the channel as evidence of practical dividends in knowledge and skill.
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Midwest
Enlarged Adenoids Common Cause Of Bed Wetting In Children
Dr William Brady explains that enlarged adenoids and tonsils in children contribute to bed wetting. Removal can help after several weeks, but only if nasal obstructions and other causes are addressed. For children over three, treat nasal issues. under three, routine guidance suffices.
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Kathe O'Doone
Katie
Katie O'doone
Father
Reading and Health Questions From a Young Reader
A 17 year old girl asks about memory loss from reading widely and a remedy for cold weather skin blotches. The response notes reading can be safe with proper lighting and daily physical activity, warns against trashy literature, and suggests skin lubrication for cold exposure.
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Auclie
A Day With Conrad by Glenn Frank
Gluck Frank reflects on Joseph Conrad's sea writings and their enduring impact. He praises Conrads mastery of mood and beauty, notes the lure of old sea adventures, and teases a future discussion of the authors philosophy. The excerpt includes a vivid ship burning passage.
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Conrad
Glenn Frank
University of Wisconsin
Century Magazine
Coastright
McClure Newspaper
Earth
Duybient
Debt Forgiveness for France After World War I
The United States paid substantial sums to support Allied efforts in World War I including transport, training, and fronts in France. As France settles the postwar debt, the balance shifts to canceling the war era commercial obligations, effectively easing the wartime burden on France.
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America
Kansas
United States
France
French Republic
TWWA Women To Fore
Marshalltown Times Republican notes that the town has many federated women clubs, arguing unity strengthens civic work. It asserts Iowa women are active in community efforts and support social causes, reflecting optimism in organized female civic life.
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Marshalltown Times
Mepatlitan
Awomen
Tawa
Hud
Beware of repairmen thieves steal jewels across cities
The notice warns homeowners that thieves posing as repair workers gain entry to homes and steal valuables. It urges verifying identity with the employing firm before allowing access and cautions against replacing stolen jewelry without confirmation of the culprit.
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FAI
Pubuque
Amy Pines
Thoughts on Washington Square and Broadway Life
A 1926 New York column observes Washington Square’s sudden hush and bustling Broadway, mixing street scenes with wry social commentary. The piece notes shouts of vaudeville life, box office banter, and the brisk urban theatre world as it shifts from residence to shop fronts and nightlife.
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New York
Washington Square
David Graham Philips
Lax
Mora
Fifth Avenue
Forty-second Street
West Forty-Seventh
Stephen Vincent Benet
Palace
Broadway
Ali
Daves
Eddie
Arrondissement
Times Square
Uncle Wiggily Memory Bells Featured In Rural Talk
In a chatty scene from Uncle Wiggily, Mrs. Longenis, Mrs. Bow Wow, and Tincie Wiggles discuss memory bells. The goat Aunt Lettie and other characters tease about ferns, watercress, and distant city talk as the tale unfolds.
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Lettie
Mrs. Longears
Mrs. Bow Way
Aountry
Memory bells and a quest for gifts in a curious tale
A playful exchange about memory bells made from glass pieces tied to strings hangs on a porch as a wind chime memory. Uncle Wigerly and the rabbit Indy discuss buying or gifting such bells while the Three and Four Cent Store offers pencils to write down names to remember.
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Uncle Wregtly
Memory bells and tinkling treasures in Uncle Wiggily tale
In a woodland scene, Bunny Longears seeks memory bells for his wife. A crow offers tinkling spoons and bottles found in its nest, which Uncle Wiggily identifies as memory bells. The bells hang on the porch, bringing cheerful thoughts of the couple. Next adventure with Uncle Wiggily and the Wogglejigs follows.
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Mr. Longears
Uncle Wiggily
England
Hollow Stump
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Answers Questions
The 1926 column answers readers inquiries on sponges harming oysters, shiner fishes in the carp family, and birds with long migrations. It identifies the Arctic tern's 11,000 mile round trip, nightjars traveling 7,000 miles, blackpoll warblers from Alaska 3,600 miles, and notes wintering birds make the longest journeys.
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West
New England
South America
Australia
Polar
Antarctic
North Pole
Argentina
Yukon
Alaska
Heart of Katie O Doone in Broadway Rise
A stripped overview of Katie O Doone, a slum-born dancer who rises to Broadway stardom with Mme Ravenal and Billy Gordon backing her, while facing a father daughter act deception and public scrutiny amid intense fanfare and early success. The tale follows Katie's ascent, the theater world’s glare, and her complex ties with her father and allies.
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Atie O'Doone
Lily Spencer
Billy Gordon
Mme. Ravenal
O'Doone
Billy
Sue
Kacin
Rogana
Ravenal
Morris Blum
Katie
Youch
Katie O'Doone
Atme
Mme. Ravennl
Vie Tally
Broadway
Katie O' Doone
Lisa
Serinss
Terry O Doone
Miss O'Brien
Tam Sober
Abe Martin Preview of a Popular Gil's Wedding Plans
A humorous note on a beloved girl who marries at last but gains no credit for winning her desired mate. The piece hints that even a well-regarded figure like Abe Martin believes in a good name and a good location over praise for a successful match.
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Gil
Akbar's rule and religious tolerance in India
Uncle Ray recounts Akbar's ascent to power, Behram's rebellion, and Akbar's refusal to kill a wounded Hindu foe. It notes Akbar's hunting, vast elephant and horse holdings, his public schools, and weekly talks welcoming Muslims Jews Christians and sun worshippers before his death as ruler of most of India.
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Akhbar
Rehan
Tie
Akbar
Behram
Delhi
OM Behram
Mecca
Akbay
Hsten
Fic
Birahma
India
Ray
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