American Help to Persia and Union Strife Headlines
The piece praises American aid to Persia, detailing figures and reforms led by Arthur C. Millspaugh and other officials, plus a report on union activities and a strike dispute at the New York local. It notes financial reforms, budget proposals, and tax measures, alongside international pressure and contract enforcement within the labor movement.
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Persia
Columbia
England
Russia
America
Near East
Edward Aran
Red Cross
Morgan Shuster
Taft
Petrograd
Ransta
Arthur C. Millspaush
Johns Hopkins
State Department
Minister of Finance
A Good Union President
The International Press Men's Union praised for handling the pressroom strike in New York. The focal union struck in violation of contract and remained out despite orders to return. It later outlawed the strikers local, negotiated with publishers, and seeks to bring printers to New York to run the presses.
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International Union
New York
International
George H. Berry
David Simon
Berry
Pulishers
Mem
International Press Men’s Union
Focal
Dreasmen
Breaks of the Game decide amateur golf title
Maxwell Marston wins the Amateur Golf Championship of America after stymies on holes 36 and 38 against Jess Sweetser. The report notes luck plays a part in golf and discusses survival of the fittest in philosophy, citing Bishop Gailor on war, faith, and hope.
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Maxwell Marston
America
Jess Sweetser
Marston
Sweetser
Thera
Jove
Chance
France
Fittess
Lowden Defends Supreme Court To Chicago Audience
Sioux City Journal reports Frank Lowden delivered a stirring defense of the United States Supreme Court in opposition to calls to curb the tribunal. The speech aimed to reassure hearers in Chicago and readers of the movement that seeks to restrain the court, contrasting it with Senator Robert La Follette’s positions.
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Towden
Sioux City Journal
Chicago
Frank
Lowden
United States Supreme Court
Ia Follette
Where Is My Wandering Stomach Tonight
Noted health column discusses stomach position myths and real findings from Chase, Munro, MacLaren, and Daugherty. It explains normal stomach border locations, sagging not always harmful, and that symptoms depend on overall vitality. Includes reader questions on dental care and nurses’ training with official contacts.
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Richard F. Chase
Munro
Wursea
Piesse
Marjorie A. EH
American Schools Association
Capitol Building
Chienzo
Ill
Times Building
York
N.Y
FRIEND WIFE By ROE FULKERSON
Andrew and Imogene discuss marriage and flirtation with Harry Adams new wife. They compare bachelor pride to a prize fight, noting how a man loses confidence after marriage while a woman who pursues a husband can win one. The exchange ends with a humorous reflection on ex-champion bachelors and newspaper write ups.
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Andrew
Imogene
Harry Adams
Hoe
Andrews
Copsright
L Pressa
Lowden’s stance on the court sparks 1924 nomination speculation
The piece notes Governor Lowden’s defense of the supreme court amid calls to curb its power. It says his address reveals his domestic priorities and could position him for the Republican nomination in 1924. It adds he is a prominent Illinois lawyer and loyal citizen, with possible candidacy unclear.
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Lowden
Adden
Supreme Court
Lox
Flanders
Ian
Lerchanes
Seribs
Man Adeed
Ll. B. É
Virginia
Britain
Justice Loses Out in Council Bluffs Court Cites Navy Limits
A reader letter argues that the secretary S5a s W6 cannot use the navy to police rum fleets. The piece complains that while the law exists it lacks common sense and justice, questioning why naval force cannot suppress illicit rum operations.
Brain Tests Solve Late Arrival Distance Riddle
Guests arrived two hours late after Wai had a blowout and slowed to three-fifths. If the accident occurred 60 misses farther on they would have reached 40 minutes sooner. The puzzle asks for the distance traveled given wordplay with names and algebra. The piece also mocks world events and criticizes light entertainment.
Grand and Glorious Feelin in Reading Light Bed
A vivid creaky exclamation captures a grand feel in a reading light and a comfortable bed. The narrator revels in a hyperbolic mood, emphasizing delight and cozy surroundings with playful elongated phrasing.
Doctor Quack Gets a Hurry Call Part 1
Jack Rabbit helps Mr Fox with a gouty foot after the fox groans in pain and sends him to Dr Quack for a treatment while planning a hot poultice. The scene shifts to a patriotic prose interlude honoring the unknown soldier and the floater’s pivotal labor in building a nation.
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Doctor Quack
Jack Rabbit
Mr. Dog
Andy
Mr. Fox
Hongs
Jack
Dr. Quack
Mr. Nox
Chett
Jamieles
Views of the People on a War Weary Nation
An article from the Evening Courier notes a wanderer found dead in rain near Rock Island Souches coal chutes southeast of Waterloo after 3 p m. It laments wartime strain and praises the migrant worker as an unseen peacemaker aiding national reconstruction.
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Rock Island
Waterloo
Saadh
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
A 1933 nature column invites readers to submit questions on Natura subjects. Answers cover feeding oysters, crocodile swimming, baby bluebird care, usefulness of hummingbirds, Niagara Falls fish passage, and why some foliage plants have red leaves with explanations of chlorophyll and erythrophyll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nature Notes
Niagara Falls
Remarkable Ink Types and Early Printing Machines
The text notes that red leaves rinse in hot water turn reddish when soaked, indicating dye transfer properties. It also mentions the first machine designed in 184? to type faster than writing, signaling a milestone in mechanical printing history. It reads as a brief historical aside on early dye chemistry and the advent of faster typewriters.
Cheap Coffee Costs the Most After All
Mrs Charles Mitchell of 759 North Pine St claims Chocolate Cream Coffee is the most economical choice. She notes two pounds yield more cups and better flavor and says seven people drink it while men prefer it over cheaper brands. She urges readers to ask their grocer for it.
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Mrs. Mitchell
Laramie
Wye
Charles Mitchell
North Pine St
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Dougherty
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Story
Brooks & Hinley
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National Council of the Episcopal Church
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Sam Lotd
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21St St
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Burroughs Nature Club
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