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Newspaper
Ackley World
Location
Ackley, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1907
Page
2
A fragment addresses Lincoln on moral aims in education and public life. It quotes a climate of reform, cites sermons and schools, and urges religion in law and courts. The piece reflects early 20th century political rhetoric about national ethics and education.
A dense meditation on how voice reveals intent, shaping perception more than words. It argues that vocal tone governs trust, obedience, and influence, and that unconscious breathing and posture mold speech into regal action. Fear of misunderstanding disrupts voice, while natural ease injects emotion and clarity.
A collection of editorials mocks the two cent fare bill and its expected effect on travel costs. The Algona Courier-Democratic questions its benefit to residents while noting railroads already charge under two cents per mile. Other papers lampoon Senator Spooner, Harriman protection, and Iowa subsidy politics with sharp commentary.
A garbled sentence claims Senator Beveridge favors the child labor law and criticizes 18 year old milking age. The piece mocks the idea of cows reaching maturity for milking and mentions the senator’s supposed stance in a satirical tone.
A fragmented Democratic party lacks a genuine leader with courage and capacity. The piece recalls Stevens Reed and compares party discipline to Republicans, lamenting Morison Mills Randall Wilson and others while arguing for a strong, unifying figure to restore order and trust.
Raymond's Facile Pen reports the Majnnity Congregational church voting to start a bowling alley, with strong opposition claiming bowling and billiards corrupt youth. Critics fear loafer gathering and waste of time, while Ackley supports progress. Opposition dispersed after the vote Monday evening as others left town.
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