KEEP GERMANY INTACT IN GERMANY WILL BE A BATTLE BETWEEN UNITY AND SPLIT
The article discusses the danger of civil war and partition in Germany as passive Ruhr resistance ends. It argues against breaking Germany into small states, citing economic unity and the need for a strong buffer against Russia, while noting the risk of further instability and costly indemnities if unity fails.
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Mexico
United States
Moscow
Germany
America
England
Europe
Ruhr
France
Waterloo
Austria-Hungary
Austria
League of Nations
Russia
New Hampshire
Arald
Atlantic City bankers debate looming downturns and optimism
Melvin A. Traylor of Chicago told the A B A convention that fears of an economic disaster are unfounded and urged a mental vacation to quit imagining troubles. E T Stotesbury of J P Morgan & Co. is noted for close European ties during a tour that involved contact with officials in fourteen countries. a loan was sought. Coolidge suggests wheat farmers capitalize on abundant U S wheat, with large exports while sugar and flax imports remain heavy. The column highlights Iowa dairy shows, calf clubs, and the spirit of national progress, praising the dairy cattle congress and youth involvement. Mourners remember Lieuts Olmstead and Shopton as Thunderer halts the Gordon Bennett trophy bid.
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Melvin A. Traylor
Chicago
Atlantic City
A. B.A
E. T. Stotesbury
Europe
Gust
Personal Health Service by Dr William Brady
Dr William Brady offers a public health column answering reader questions on alcohol use infant feeding and pool hygiene. A letter from a reader seeks information on treating alcoholism through the Lambert method and obtaining details on the program.
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William Brady
M. D
National Newareper
Darvica
Friend Wife by Rog Fulkerson
Andrew boasts of Jack Thomas while Imogene analyzes his wife’s view of him. She warns how men are judged through their women yet claims her husband is lively and charming, provoking a tense, witty exchange about trust, perception, and public image.
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Jack Thomas
Andrew
Phat Chan
Imogene
Imogeny
Mike
Jack
Altha
Yawoine
Ant
Brotherhood and the stubborn truth of human kinship
A historical meditation on liberty and equality from the framing of the American constitution to the present. It argues that while humanity aspires to brotherhood, people still separate themselves by race, creed, and tribe, and only collective effort can bind nations.
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Brotherhood
Josiah Wedgewood
France
Rousseau
America
Betiier
The Sandman Story By Mrs F A Walker
A fragment from The Sandman Story opens with a philosophical call for charity amid crisis and unity against a universal threat. It shifts to a children's tale where Bennie and Bobbie Squirrel outwit Mr Fox using a tarsoaked hindrance, then plot payback for his trick, leading to a cliffhanger as they spy a hammock setup for a final move.
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Fox Tars
Bobbie
Bannia
Robbie
Bennie
Mrr. Fox
Bobby
Mr. Fox
Squirrel Boys
Squirrel Brothers
Mr. Man
Bobbie Squirrel
Beanie
Mateyer
Mr. Ford
Waterloo Letter from Maywood to California Reader
A reader from Waterloo writes about moving to Los Angeles, California, praising its climate and growth. She recalls earthquakes, mentions the influx of easterners, and describes local life, weather, and entertainment including The Covered Wagon show. The letter closes with inquiries to readers about Greenland questions.
Is there a simple snail study book for amateurs
Answers discuss a practical manual by Pilsbra called A Monograph on the Snail of New York State with fine color plates and wide area usefulness east of the Rockies. It suggests checking at public libraries for guidance to snail study.
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Waterloo
Lows
Associated Press
SoSere
Audit Bureau of Circulations
Dougherty
Washington, D. C
New York
Philadelphia
Chicago
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Brory
Brooks & Finler
Rep's
HH. Pilsbra
New York State
Rockies
Ditmar
Bentlies
Shall We Heed the Lesson from Judge Wade Talk
Gedar Rapids editor discusses lessons from Judge Wade's meeting on patriotism, tolerance, and democracy. It warns against apathy, demagogues, and the danger to government from citizen indifference to voting. Debs’ remarks postFort Leavenworth highlight political fervor and civic duty.
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Gedar Rapids
Judge Wade
Red Cross
United States
Debs
Fort Leavenworth Penitentiary
Cedar Rapids
Chicago
Views of the People In Love With California
A reader writes from California reflecting on Waterloo’s past and the people who lived there. He recalls seventeen years in Waterloo, noting how time has passed and loved ones have passed away as the city has changed and new residents arrived.
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California
Tos Angeles
Cal
Waterloo
Tie Little City
O City
Brain Tests By Sam Loud
A humorous brain teaser cites a baseball home run sprint where a player completes a circuit in one minute. It analyzes base-to-base intervals, noting the first three quarters take five seconds less than the last three quarters, with home-to-first ten seconds faster than second-to-third, and first-to-second equal to third-to-home. The puzzle asks the home-first leg duration.
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Timner
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