Speed Law Debate and Wisconsin Political Shifts
The piece argues for practical speed regulation prioritizing safety over strict adherence to the letter of the law. It cites Cedar Heights, Waterloo train delays, and a 50 mph arrest as a case study. It then surveys Wisconsin politics, contrasting La Follette’s rise with Republican and Democratic positions, noting weak party contest and socialist emergence.
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New Haven
Speefs
Fog Dispelter and Political Puzzles in Alert Fragments
A fragmented 讨论 of politics and science jokes about a fog disperser and a celebrated but unnamed political figure. The piece questions artily optimistic interventions, notes rival parties united by a single man, and muses on clever schemes and public taste in 19th or early 20th century style.
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Somun
Notalk
Fallette
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady, noted physician and author, answers reader questions on habits like smoking and mercury remedies, urges patient cooperation, and offers guidance on bathing and child napping. Letters with stamped self addressed envelopes receive replies in this newspaper feature.
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William Brady
National Newspaper Service
Idas
Brady
Willian Brady
Rainy day romance weathers quarrel into kisses
Imogene and Andrew argue over mood and manners as rain cleans the world outside. He vows patience and affection, comparing marriage to weathered storms, while she humorously laments fashion woes and future expenses. Their playful tension ends with a light financial warning about fall clothes.
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Imogene
Spain
Andrew
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Question Page
A reader asks about keeping English sparrows from bird houses, whether western woodchucks share habits with eastern ones, and identification of a specimen bug found on a crate of Florida oranges. Answers promised in tomorrow's Nature Notes.
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Nature Notes
Florida
Nature
Peculiar Ratlike Creature Observed Near Park
A description details a yellow headed creature with red eyes and brown patches, found near a park. The text questions its species and notes features such as black bits, long whiskers, and moulting scars. It references the paddlefish and asks about the tongue’s use as an ant or DHT tool, ending with a vague Abe Martin reference.
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South Atlant
Minute life forms in the mud as food and tagtile organ
The text discusses minute life forms present in muddy water as a food source and a tax tile organ aiding two fish with unusually small structures. It notes difficulty seeing these features in murky conditions and suggests their function in the aquatic environment.
Iowa Voters Debate Stirs, Town Divided in Senate Fight
Citizens show tepid interest as X candidates trade barbs in a heated senate race. Voters remain undecided, paying little heed to the contentious exchanges and headlines surrounding the contest.
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Iowa
Grand and Glorious Feelin a Poem and Tales
A fragmented mix of verse about lights and love and sleep contrasts with a tale of Princess Della and Prince Rolle near a tomb, plus scattered notes on organization secrecy, Brookhart politics, and a Lydia E Pinkham advertisement. The source blends poems, fiction fragments, and ad copy with referenced characters and local commentary.
Thorny Witch's Plot Threatens Royal Wedding Tide
Prince Carlo schemes with Thorny Witch to remove Prince Rotlo and win Princess Della, planning theft of the father's gold. Carlo tricks Rollo, but the theft is exposed as dawn reveals the missing treasure and Carlo's deceit. Della defends Rotlo while Carlo flees unseen, leaving Rollo mourned by the castle.
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Eltana
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Deila
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Editors Warn Against Ku Klux Klan in Iowa Town
The IGWA editors condemn the Ku Klux Klan as a money driven, disruptive force. They warn that Klan activity causes community strife, drives away trade, and harms local life, stressing Iowa’s sane, conservative stance against such groups and predicting a decisive end.
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Ku Klux Klan
Town Falls
Cuca
Iowa
Barnum
Brain Tests By Sam Loyd Riddle On A Mule Ride
A word puzzle narrative recounts Loyd riding with Don Pedro from Bisley toward Pixley and Quixley. Each clue uses "half as far as it is to Pixley" to set distances, ending with a request to compute the distance from Bixley to Bixley. The yesterday’s answer words ACORN KALE YAWL JAIL GRAIN CHEAT appear as the puzzle’s letter clues.
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Quixley
Don’ Pedro
Don Pedro
Pixley
Bixley
ACORN
Kale
Peterson's Ointment Ad Claims Heals Sores Ailments
An advertisement touts Peterson's Ointment as a mighty healer for old sores ulcers piles and skin ailments. It urges millions of grateful sufferers to use it with claims of reliable results and lists prices 60c 2.50 5.00 and druggist locations.
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Peterson
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