Nebraska banking row stirs reviews in 1920s era interlock
The article discusses conflict between Nebraska bankers and the federal reserve over loan conditions and Farm credit. It notes banks pressed for outstanding money while the Fed demanded repayments, hurting farmers and stockmen. Commentaries argue the Fed’s deflationary moves harmed agriculture and overall national trade. It also reflects on tariff policy and international debt, urging balanced buying and selling with Europe. The piece includes broader social notes on postwar England and England's marriage prospects amid war losses.
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Nebraska
Federal Reserve Board
Federal Reserve Bank
Federal Reserve
Pank
Eczema and its wide skin impact explained by Dr Huber
Dr Huber explains eczema as a red itchy skin inflammation with scales crusts and discharge. It can appear anywhere especially folds joints and scalp with various forms such as red crusting fissured or papular types. Predisposition nutrition and external irritants influence risk and hereditary link is possible but not certain. Further information and replies via Health Talks column.
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America
London
England
Germany
France
Canada
Australia
Europe
Oroas Rae
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew reads a letter from his mother describing homesick longings and imagined meals. Imogene notices tears and hears his nostalgic rant about wanting real food, donuts, mince pies, and a home dinner. The scene ends as Imogene asks a rural pun, and Andrew exits in irritation.
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Andrew
Imogene
Sheridan
Paradise
Interviewer Isaac Morecosson Seeks George Bernard Shaw
The New York newspaper correspondent Isaac F. Morecosson is praised as a master interviewer who has coaxed almost every interviewee to talk. He notes Shaw’s reticence and humorously imagines Shaw avoiding Water loo for an interview with the grand champion bull.
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Isaac F. Morecosson
New York
George Bernard Shaw
Ey Sphinx
Waterloo
Fragmented 19th century opinions on democracy and poetry
The article reviews conflicting statements about Bryant’s Thanatopsis and Brown’s election, arguing democracy rests on representation by the rich. It notes two men dislike each other for voting different tickets and mentions tariffs as duties on imports.
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Bryant
Brown
Harding
Taizies of a City Once a Corn Field Remain
A fragment recalls days when the city was a corn field and mentions the few taizies left, noting they remind the oldest inhabitants of those distant times.
Woolly News From The Great Lakes And Icebound Winters
A scrambled column of jokes and weather notes mocks ex presidents, a Des Moines court on animal rights, telephone company boasts, and a Fort Dodge forecaster predicting an open winter. The piece reflects on coal shortages, Chicago fire naiveté, and a wistful memory of a nearing big show amid rural street corn shocks.
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Fort Dodge
Boreas
Abe Martin suspects hidden danger after wife shooting
Abe Martin claims he knows who shot his wife but fears speaking out to avoid the culprit harming his cattle. Ivy Benties confesses fear of exposing the suspect. Miss Tawney Anole notes her 39 year old cousin has never ridden a railroad train since fare increases.
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Ivy Benties
The Trap in the North: Ambrose and the Kakisas
Ambrose Doane is driven by Watusk to a hidden pit trap as the Kakisas prepare a night operation against police and settlers. Doane watches a disciplined ambush unfold from a siege of pits and rifle fire, while the moonlight, fear, and awe mix with tribal rhetoric.
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Ambrose Doane
Fort Enterprise
Doane
Hemmanes
Nesis
Ambrose
Watusk
Job
Redcoats
Ambrose Rot
Myengeen
Kakisa
Ineline
jWwatuak
Brain Tests And Word Puzzles From Sam Loyd
A wartime style column by Sam Loyd on weights and puzzles challenges readers with Troy versus Avoirdupois weight difference. Also includes a mysterious narrative fragment featuring Ambrose among Indians and horsemen, ending with a prompt for continuation.
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Sam Loyd
Start the Game Wrong and He Arrives After Half Hour
A chaotic sports moment where the player is late after an initial misstart. After a half hour, he finally appears, changing the tone of the game and affecting players and fans. The incident underscores delays impacting performance and mood.
The Way of Love by Frank L Stanton
A fragmentary poem in period style explores love as a guiding path under stars and storms, promising a beautiful tomorrow through steadfast devotion. A stray dialogue adds a humorous aside about prepaid rent, contrasting tone with the lyric piece.
Burroughs Nature Club Notes Questions and Answers
Nature notes section inviting readers to send general questions about nature. Includes inquiries about turning vegetable refuse into manure, raccoon habitats, and woodpecker behavior with stored acorns. Answers promised in tomorrow's issue.
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Nature Notes
Practical methods and questions on sparrows and invertebrates
The text discusses humane sparrow control using watched traps and nesting disruption, noting wild birds are often injured and should be released. It covers sponge origins with emphasis on Mediterranean sources and sponge trade value. It also explains insect metamorphosis, noting incomplete metamorphosis in some species and multiple molts. examples include spiders and scorpions, with hatching and live birth referenced.
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Audubon Society
Inn
Mediterranean
Red Sea
Bahamas
West Indies
Florida West Coast
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Seo Francisco
Btory
Bracks & Tintey
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Hi Johnson
Borah
Ritchies
Ogden
Galaxy of Blueritboners
Black Hawk
John B. Huber
AML
M. D
Auber
Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Texas
Amarillo
Great Lakes
Woodrow Wilson
Des Moines
Toy Telephone Company
Bell
Fourth Street
Abe Martin
Yyrlé
Canadian Northwest
Hulbert Footner
Jack Chanty
James A McCann Company
Troy
Avoirdupois
Haddock
Frank L. Stanton
William
Burroughs Nature Club
Houghton Mifflin Co
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