Motors and Morals in a Turbulent Era
A dense update from the Waterien Evening Courier notes political inquiries into the Cox charges and Wilson era politics, criticizing the Senate committee’s San Francisco trip as wasteful. It rebukes extravagant “consequence” rhetoric and defends plain human virtue over wealth.
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Investisnion
Lis Vbm Mitres
Oligarehs
Aeron
Gov Ox
Bational Gommintey
Ed Meredith
San Francisco
Senate
Ken
Tve
Bryan
Wilson
Pacific Coast
White House
Iowa Editors Debate Brandegee and Currents of 1900s Campaigns
A fragmented Iowa Freeman Journal style column discusses Senator Brandegee of Connecticut as Republican nominee and urges his re election. It contrasts with Cummins and Bryan era rhetoric, noting national issues, league of nations debate, and shifting local sentiment toward Cox and Mending.
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Ie Maines
Frank B. Urandegee
Connecticut
Brandegee
Cummins
Tsi
Persuahriva Krayner
Senate
League of Nulions
Natonal
Webster City
Freemann-Journal
Cox
Bryan
McKinley
United States
Brian
N Hinty
Venisos Review
Mending
Brain Tests and War Relief Efforts Highlighted
The report mentions Sam Loyd and brain tests amid war effort notes. It cites Miss Katherine Thompson, a Philadelphia girl, who spent years abroad during the war and worked with Miss Kitchener, sister of Lord Kitchener, joining relief work in devastated French regions.
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Kiatherine Thompson
Philadelphia
Miss Kitchener
Jord Kitchener
Mixes Anne Morgan
France
The Earth-Fencer and the Fold Mines Tale
An enigmatic fragment centers on a speaker named Stanton who contemplates fencing the earth. He imagines airships traveling on silver and a terrestrial bell, then riffs on land and property, dropping a line about ten acres as a measure of size and compromise.
The Turkeys and the Hidden Peacock Tale
In a barnyard tale Mrs. Brown discovers an odd egg hatched among turkeys. a despised peacock grows to greatness while the other turkeys fade into fate. A gentleman buys the peacock for a grand lawn as the turkeys become Thanksgiving fare. Tomorrow’s story “Why Towats Are Small.”
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Mrs. B
Akimes
Mrs. Brown
Health Talks On Identity in A Modern Detective Tale
A posted health talk by John R. Huber MD discusses improving identification methods. The piece cites a detective novel and argues that fingerprinting at birth or in early life could greatly reduce missing persons and misidentification as railways and telegraphy advance. It notes New York’s scale of disappearances and proposes fingerprints as durable identifiers from birth onward.
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Avas
Iso “Perro
WU Concert
Indi
Aperson
Texas
Milionaires
Florence Nightengale
Frances Willard
Abraham Linpea
America
Monsieur Lecoq
Dudre
Jowittorney
New York
Police Department
Salvation Army
Bowery Mission
Clive
Potters Field
Bowers
Manhattan
Metropolis
United States
Question and Answer Dying Declarations Column
These columns publish questions and answers on legal matters including dying declarations. Statements made under the belief of impending death are accepted in law without oath, given in writing when possible by a magistrate or physician in the presence of witnesses.
Nature Notes Q and A on bird nests and animal behavior
The column presents questions about Baltimore orioles habitat foxes and wolves avoidance of poisoned meat and differences between fall and spring behavior. It previews answers for next issue and notes observations on robin nesting, hare signaling, and autumn plumage differences in maples and plum trees with dramatic color contrasts.
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Baltimore
Orchard
Friend Wife By Roe Fogleerson
A humorous backstage critique of changing fashion trends and urban life. The narrator contrasts evolving styles, dances, and social scenes with vivid, playful glimpses of a circus parade and the era’s street culture.
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Wife
Roe Fogleerson
October Skies Showcase Bright Stars and Algol Eclipses
October brings clear, mild evenings with Vega Altair Capella and constellations Andromeda Cassiopeia and Pegasus visible. Uranus alone marks the planets with Venus Mars and Jupiter as dawn or twilight sights while Algol in Perseus undergoes six eclipses this month. Aldebaran the Bull’s eye rises higher nightly as the Pleiades cluster captivates stargazers with its many bright stars and a rich history of myth and science.
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Issles
Vega
Altair
Capella
Uranus
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Mercury
Hurses
Spa
Perseus
Andromeda
Parteus
Algol
Aldebaran
Aries
Adlebaran
Jearth
Americas
Malay Islands
Alcyone
Sone
Pleiades
Circus Nostalgia and The Enduring Show
A reflective fragment recalls visiting a circus with elephants and camels, noting enduring elements from costumes to the steam calliope. The narrator laments fading childhood scenes while praising circus managers who keep the spectacle alive as the family heads toward the event tonight.
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India
Circus Iparade
Icireus the Unchanging Institution Quoted in Editorial
A fragment presents a quotation praising Icireus as the unchanging institution amid a fickle universe. The line evokes stability and enduring authority within a shifting context.
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Icireus
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Waterien Evening Courier
Wok Hartman CW
Lowa
Wurskie
Legai
Washington, D. C
Mittens
Dee
St Mihiel
Breen
Acorn
Palmer
Rhe Wan
White
League of Nations
Chicigo
Palta
Suvar
Crear
Lecaus
Iowa
Sam Loyd
Vass
Ey Rank I. Stanton
Sandman
Mrs. Fla. Walker
John R. Huber
Hubert
Nature
John Burroughs
Imo- Ende
Andrew
Willie Boy Iin
Rome
Ceres
Psyche
Jack
CuPid
Thorsehgze
Meg
Jan
DR. CS
Brain
Columbia University Observatory
Ang
Pricqanus
Bayer
Bayerackages
Aes
Bates
Ae Wangler Bros. Company
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