Political Labor and Prohibition Ties in Cox Bryan Debate
A satirical column reviews the 1912 era liquor issue and party alignments. It notes Bryan’s silence, Cox’s challenges, and Carroll of the liquor federation as pivotal factors. The piece argues wets back Cox, while Bryan seeks to influence by linking to Grover Cleveland and prior elections.
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Democratic Party
Mark ‘Sullivan
Gov. Coz
George T. Carroll
Liquor Federation
Carroll
Cox
White House
Gorig
Carrall
Hanor Federation
Peter
Jesus
Gor Cox
Coax
Brian
Grover Cleveland
United States
Deli
McHinney
Gav. Cos
Europe to rebound after war says expert claims recovery in years
An expert predicts Europe will rise from the wartime ruin as productive capacity and efficiency rebound. He warns of ongoing strains yet believes stubborn resolve and a return of industry across France Germany and England will restore strength. He notes America and allies seek stability while senatorial races in Georgia spark debate on League of Nations.
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Sary Trueh
Europe
Aimerica
Atlagie
Ietlappee
Amhiy
Eimdt
Ciro
Rehiglum
France
Althou
England
Mary
Germany
Georgia
Hoke Smith
Tom Watson
Wilson
Feague of Nations
Watson
Smith
Cox Tures
Cox
League of Nations
Health Talks By John N R Huber M D
Health column discusses uncovering unhealthful city conditions for business interests. Readers ask questions on hydration, weight, leukemia, age-related toxins, rheumatism, and family health, with Dr. Huber providing general guidance and public health perspectives.
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John NR. Huber
Wedding Gift Rule Sparks Family Plans in Humor
In a dialog between Andrew and Imogene, the pair jokes about Rule 6: future wedding presents to be supplied by the manor and brains as the couple discusses what to set for Mary Thompson's wedding gift. The exchanged banter centers on the practical joke of delegating present ideas and resources.
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Andrew
Andyinn
Imakene
Mary Thompson
Imogene
Original Gifts and Nephew’s Birthday Banter
Andrew argues with Imogene over gift ideas while recalling his own childhood wishes. He lists items from jigsaws to a pistol, mandolin, telescope, and a toy motorboat, then contrasts with today’s modern toys like a motion picture machine and private telephone. The exchange ends with Andrew resuming his book.
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Pup
Reddy Smith’s
Imogene
Pompeii
Andrew
The Sandman Story With Princess Zella and Prince Tanto
The tale follows Prince Tanto and his wife Princess Zella who starve and hoard money until she reveals she is a princess. Tanto forgives the lesson, they reconcile, and Tanto discovers his wife’s royal identity. The old king’s days end with the couple’s union and happiness.
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Vphince Tanto
Issom
Zella
Tanto
Shin
Pring
Prince Tanto
Tapio
Lessons of a Fisherman by Frank L Stanton
Fragmented poem fragment reflects on life journeys and inner fires. The speaker questions ambitions and struggles as clouds of winter and May pass, promising a simple remedy and a whiskey dram for digestion while hinting at spiritual or biblical parallels.
Nature Notes I II Birds porcupine and snake Q&A
A set of questions and answers on natural behavior. Topics include bird nest building cunning, porcupine defense, wounded duck escape tactics, coon vulnerability points, and where frogs winter, with observations on undergrowth and ground burrows.
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Elhows Ins
End
Shar
Brain Tests by Sam Loyd and Minutes to Answer
Fragmentary puzzle text from a general store scene shows Loyd style brain teasers with garbled phrases and clues. It references an American rival, a scene near a store counter, and numeric and wordplay puzzles including a $40 item and various minus word clues.
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Sam Loyd
Cox Campaign Aims at League and Progressivism
The column analyzes Cox's campaign two months before the election, noting his focus on the league of nations and progressivism, the campaign fund scandal, and the Republican groundswell. It discusses whether Cox can mobilize the West, the impact of the wet/dry issue, and Harding’s conservative stance as Cox’s main contrast.
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New York Evening Post
Waterloo Evening Courier
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Cox
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Pittsburgh
Partisan
Independent
Harding
Lowden
Timme
Luke
Democratic Party
League of Nations
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Wilson
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Rhode Island
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White House
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League of Olations
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Columbus
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Sam
Tox
O Cox
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Progressive Party
Mey
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