Farmer relief plan sparks congressional support
The King resolution proposes government loans totaling 500 million dollars to farmers until market conditions improve. It aims to shield producers from speculators, allowing sales when prices are favorable, with security receipts backing advances. Dempsey’s postponed bout with Harry Wills draws critique of boxing politics and fan interest.
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Congress
King
Utah
Grzi
Stockaian
Herrofere
Hardest Hit of All in Whimful Woes and Disarray
The text describes a chaotic scene where the entire world is unsettled by troubles. Uncle Sant’s domain, the Dugilsis and faith, and the so-called Inanty ari are muddled. The focus centers on the scramble for a cheese piece for Sir Jack Dempses, the present lord of 4.
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Apa
Sant
Dugilsis
Failh
Jack Dempses
Conserving Coal Through Efficient Home Heating Methods
A 1920s advisory urges conserving coal as fuel shortages loom. It promotes proper furnace upkeep with asbestos protection, cleaner operation, and efficient firing to save up to 20 percent of coal. It argues reducing indoor heat to 68 or 72 degrees can improve health and cut costs without hardship.
War weariness and wealth sharing in postwar era
A fragment warns that earnings from past conflicts were spent and questions who would finance another war for personal gain. It argues a certain person is not a socialist nor a reformer and condemns readiness to endure fresh sacrifices for the rich.
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Marans
Mearty
Tonsels and Tuberculosis in Children
Dr Brady explains tuberculous cervical adenitis in children, its connection to tonsils and adenoids, and how bovine tuberculosis from milk contributes to neck gland infection. He cites studies from Wood and others, notes prevalence in cattle, and advises pasteurization and tested milk to reduce risk.
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Edward the Confessor
Mitchell
Davis
Wneland
G. B. Wood
Molland
Berlin
Pennsylvania
Pasteurlaydon de Atroys
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew recounts a fishing trip gone wrong as chiggers bite and a back injury prevents movement. Imogene offers sympathy while he describes fanciful remedies and the comic misfortune of red bugs and stubborn pain.
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Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Imogene
Jover
Imea
Rene
Burroughs Nature Club Notes from 1921
Nature column answers reader questions on migration timing for Baltimore orioles and warblers, garter snakes diet, protecting horses from hooves nibbling rats, insect worms in cereal, and worm webs clogging mills. The tone reflects early 20th century guidance.
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Connecticut
Baltimore
BCA
Bram Tests By Sam Loyd
An old puzzle item by Sam Loyd presents anagrams and wordplay challenges. It includes a sample transforming REVOLUTION into TO LO VE RUIN and prompts to form two-word phrases from given clues such as Maidenly Astronomer Punishment.
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Bram
Sam Loyd
Iowa BDFFORS Championships Highlight Keilerton’s Frank Jackson Loss
Frank Jackson of Keilerton loses his championship status at the Iowa BDFFORS Championships. The news notes strong local interest and questions whether readers are intrigued by the outcome and its implications for Knoxville Express.
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Knoxville Express
Frank Jackson
Keilerton
The Trouble Man by Frank J Stanton
Verse fragment and a courtroom quip outline a mood of hardship and humor. A judge comments on marital trouble as Solomon’s many wives are invoked to underscore vanity and vexation of spirit in a wry exchange.
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Solomon
Lions and Laughter as Roosevelt Enjoyed All Games
The piece reflects on varying sports like golf horseshoe pitching billiards and pie eating with Frank Lundin earning praise at a state fair. It argues champions may be trivial pursuits and cites Col. Roosevelt for enjoying many games without masterful focus, valuing substantial matters over mere championships.
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Pion
Lowa
Frank Lundin
New London
Col. Roosevelt
Women Voters Question Rights Amid Political Talk
Abe Martin notes that few women voters discuss major political questions today and mocks the idea of surrendering rights to avoid violence. He cites mentions of Wilson and Hardin as examples of persistent gendered discourse and fear.
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Wilson
Hardin
The Sandman Story unfolds a honeyed trap
Mr Fox plots to steal honey with Little Bruin’s help, luring him to climb a tree and scare bees. The plan backfires as bees swarm Fox, Bruin escapes scot free, and learns the lesson from Bear and Bruin about clever traps and trust.
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Wile Brain
Bruin
Little Bruin
Mrs. Bear
Little Brain
Mr. Bear
Mr. Box
Mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo offers safer cleaning
The article warns that most shampoos contain alkali drying the scalp and making hair brittle. It praises Mal sified cocoanut oil shampoo as pure grease free, cheap, and superior. Two or three teaspoons in warm water produces rich lather and easy rinsing, leaving hair soft and manageable.
Tomorrow's Story Dora's Ward
Fragmentary lines describe a tense scene with a character reflecting on loss and a future tale about Dora's ward. The voice hints at spiteful creatures and a doorway obstacle, conveying mood over clear plot.
Views of the People on Consolidated School Taxes
An letters page correction from Eldora Indiana addresses a Waterloo Evening Courier report about dissolving the Eldora consolidated district. It defends the tax levy, explains the 1922 and 1923 mill rates, and asserts rural costs and teaching efficiency were misrepresented.
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Eldora
Waterloo Evening Courier
Jessie Stetberg
Ais Trict
Eliocra
Tate
Tidora
Joupil
North Central Assocition of Colleges and Universitie
Learn Barbering Now at Twin City College
Twin City Barber College offers summer enrollment with a $25 savings. The program at 240 Hennepin Ave in Minneapolis promises in-person classes and updated rates through the season.
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Twin City Barber College
Hennepin Ave
Minneapolis, Minn
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