POLITICS BEGIN TO BEAZLE IN IOWA SENATE RACE
The Des Moines effort to block an independent Republican U.S. Senate candidate faces doubt as Brookhart allies push a nationwide anti social movement. Circulation includes endorsements from leading Socialists and a plan to inoculate Republicans with radicalism, while critics promise to reveal Brookhart’s true positions. The Midwest campaign also features an appeal to vote for Clyde Herring, the Democratic nominee.
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Burnguitst
Des Molnee
U.S. Senate
Burngulat
Brookhart
Fhru
Chicago
Republican Party
Berger
Hillquit
Courier
Town
Anti-Socialist Society
Clyde Herring
U. S
Greece a Failed State Ached by Mismanaged Policy
Vy BesSon lamented Greece's decline from past prominence to wasteful administration. He blamed demoralization and manpower shortages, calling policy vacillation a key fail, with Queen Sophie—sister of the former Kaiser—cited among those responsible. The piece notes Greece awoke to an object lesson of failed governance.
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Greece
Sophie
Kaiser
Greece’s political turmoil and the public drift
The article critiques Greece’s rulers Constantine Venizelos and a potential regent George as inept pawns of great powers. It laments mass demoralization after eight years of vacillation, questions the republic idea, and predicts a harsh political reckoning as foreign influence dominates Greek destiny. It also notes Judge Willett’s rise to Grand Army of the Republic leadership and Iowa pride.
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Constantine
Venizelos
Greece
Serbia
George Isi
United States
George
Switzerland
Athens
Constantins
Towan
Whlett
Tama County
Grand Army of the Republic
Boys In Blue
Iowa
Willett
Mil Waukee
Altho
Granal
Republic
Guinea
Tama Counry
Personal Health Service by William Brady Advice Columns
Reader questions on boyhood behavior, smoking, bedwetting, and hygiene prompt Dr. Brady to caution against sending a misbehaving boy away for school, stress that no pure cure exists for most issues, and offer practical guidance. Topics include resisting peer pressure, goat milk versus cow milk, and debunking cold remedies.
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Brady
Willan
Friend Wife by Roe Fulkerson
Andrew insists on a country club golf outing but is delayed by office chaos caused by his wife Imogene and his employee Miss Sparks. Sparks tidies, prioritizes the work, and prepares documents for tomorrow while Imogene questions the intruding office dynamics and expresses dislike for Sparks.
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Wife
Roe Fulkerson
Andrew
Mike
Missi Sparks
Imogeny
Imogene
Miss Sparks
Andres
Timogene
Tinegefie
Poe in Boston and Fame Thwarted by Local Indifference
A retrospective on Edgar Allan Poe noting Boston’s neglect of his memory after his death. It reports removal of Poe memorials, calls for a marble tablet at his birthplace, and argues his genius was more valued in France than in America.
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Edgar Allan Poe
Poe
America
Wall of Fame
Laster
Immortals
Bostox
Edgar A. Poe
Boston
France
Pate
Paris
de Musset
Boston Still Refuses Poe Birthplace Honor, Says Franca Prefers Paris
The piece contrasts France and America in honoring poets. It notes Poe’s neglected birthplace and cites monuments in Virginia Baltimore New York and Boston’s disputed legacy. It laments Boston’s disdain and imagines a future where Boston embraces Poe as a great poet born there.
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Boulevard Montparnasse
Row
Franca
America
Poe
Boston
University of Virginia
Baltimore
Moses Ezekiel
Daniel Chester French
New York
Edgar Allan Pope
Ravren
Buach
Will captive owls live on raw meat alone
Nature Notes asks readers to submit questions on nature topics and promises answers in tomorrow's issue. The page provides two inquiries about animal feeding and behavior, including whether captive owls can subsist on raw meat and how underwater feeding affects a turtle.
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Stoke
Ieee
Olange
Nature Notes
Nesting puzzles and a snapping beetle find
Reading notes discuss helping sparrows with nesting boxes and avoiding perches on bird houses. A reader mentions western chuck as a rock crevice and burrow nest predator, damaging cabins. The text cites an orange crate from Florida containing a large elaterid beetle and includes a Cherokee Chief remark about a Sioux City horse race where the horse ran second after its driver was thrown.
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Tleass
Florida
Sanderson & Jackson
Elateridan
Sioux
Jenny and I and a blue sky above
Fragmented OCR tale fragment recounts Princess Della and Prince Rollo, a magical pellet, Thorny Witch danger, and a kingdom freed from greed. Carlo flees into moonlit forest chasing Thorny Witch while the diamond star and a royal marriage shape a happy ending for Prince Rello and Queen Della.
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Prince Carlo
Prince Rello
Prince Bella
Della
The Sandman Story Part Vv Thorny Witch Helps Decline
The tale follows Prince Carlo failing to win Princess and Thorny Witch’s suspected schemes. A white pellet hidden in Princess Della’s jewel ring ties to unhappiness, as Rollo and others conceal treasure, while seven stones in the ring hint at a planned marble tomb.
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Della
Rollo
Prince Rollo
Prince Carlo
Carlo
Carla
Tess
Prince Carto
Abe Martin Sees Bank Cashiers Probe Credit Trade
Abe Martin remarks on the breadth of his friendships while joking about bankers. He notes cashiers focus on checks and avoid sidestepping questions in a humorous take on local credit business.
Fable Pace Puzzle From Aesop on a Circular Track
A scrambled classroom puzzle recounts a hare and tortoise race on a 100 yard circle. It gives distances and times between Pixley Bixley Quixley and other points, asking how much faster the hare must have run after a series of elapsed minutes. It concludes a five hour journey with a seven mile stretch needing 200 minutes and deduces a further distance of ten and a half miles.
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Aesop
Muat
Pixley
Bixley
Quixley
Farm wealth shown by Farm Journal value rises greatly
The Farm Journal estimates Iowa farm crops and livestock produced this year at 13 650 000 000, about 1.284 billion more than 1931. It notes the challenge is converting production to cash through marketing and distribution, while highlighting the immense national wealth generated in a single crop season.
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Sioux City Journal
Farm Journal
Quality Outweighs Quantit Nonnareil in Council Bluffs
The article argues that quality matters more than quantity in postwar Europe and finance. It contends that the current view of monetary soundness remains debated among informed readers and experts who can assess the facts.
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Council
Europe
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