Iowa News Roundup Highlights Davenport Elks Lodge Dedication
A Da lupe or Davenport Elks Lodge 297 dedicated its $125 000 home at Seventh and Locust at 11 pm with 300 members present. Grand leaders led services and a depot welcome preceded a banquet to allow guests to catch a 2 am train to Chicago. The item also notes various Iowa notices including bank formation at Waterville and civic plans across the state.
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Benedict XV Elected Pope After Ninth Ballot in Rome
Cardinal Giacomo Della Chiesa, archbishop of Bologna, chosen on the ninth ballot to succeed Pope Pius X as Benedict XV. Conclave in session August 31 and 11 o clock announcement. Della Chiesa, born 1854 in Poggi, Italy, served in Rome's secretariat of state and as archbishop of Bologna before papal election. He will bear multiple papal titles and enact a program in his pontificate.
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Goodyear Tires At Ante Bellum Prices
The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co announces no war prices on tires. President FP A Lieberling explains they raised prices with others during the rubber panic, secured 1.5 million pounds of top grade rubber via London and cash purchases, and will keep producing at three shifts around the clock to supply customers at prewar prices within capacity.
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The Psychology of It and a Music Hall Analogy
San Francisco millionaire Stuyvesant Ogden argued in Washington that the present depression is psychological and born of fears in men's minds. He compared it to a music hall incident where a stage manager seeks to continue a show despite a trained mouse refusing to perform after a student was eaten in Chicago.
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Popular Fallacies About Mosquito Bites And Lifespan
The writer lists common myths about mosquitoes. They claim bites occur only once per spot and that mosquitoes live a single day, that bites itch only if scratched, and that holding breath can catch a mosquito, though they describe extreme, unsafe methods to deal with them.
What Hurt Him
A fragmentary exchange describes damage to reputation and a later realization that an early blast caused harm. The speaker notes injury from an premature blast and suggests truth may emerge after a period of quiet.
Food Facts What An M. D. Learned Headline
A Georgia physician recounts personal recovery after using Grape-Nuta food. He credits improved nerve and brain tissue rebuilding, digestion, and overall strength, noting a return to practice after illness. He advocates sharing these results to help convalescents and weak patients.
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They Might and Subways Parade on Stormy Days
A quip contrasts money with subway leases for parades in New York, noting how storms affect public displays and planning. The dialogue hints at how capital might influence municipal use of transit spaces during adverse weather.
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Cafe de Luxe and the Mirthful Doctor Exchange
Humorous vignette from Life magazine style chat about a doctor seeking rest by sending patients to the mountains while he heads to the seashore. A playful quip asks what a cafe de luxe is, concluding it is mostly looks with a touch of cafe vibe.
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