Capitol Land Case Appeals as Governor's Tax Plan Denied
Judge Francis M. Hunter in Keosauqua orders an injunction blocking Van Buren county officials from extending a Capitol grounds tax levy after ruling the 2 million dollar extension statute unconstitutional for exceeding the 250000 debt limit. The decision, framed as permanent, directs further action to the Iowa Supreme Court for final say.
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Brennan
Senate
Silken Lingerie Sparks Fashion Reversal In Modern Wardrobe
The article celebrates silk underwear as a luxury that reshapes feminine dress. Crepe de chine in white with lace trims dominates, with variations from simple picot-edged pieces to elaborate robes. Nightgowns and night shirts in delicate colors reflect a shift toward comfort and indulgence in undergarments.
Lace and necklines guide 1920s fashion notes
The piece discusses lace usage around collars for distintas necklines. It suggests narrow ruching above a flat collar is stylish, while wide ruching often looks ugly. A loose lace frill, neck-ribbon accents, and a deep pointed blouse opening provide flattering options for thin chests.
Easy to Give Individuality in Gingham Frock Design
A charming little frock in checked gingham features a plain short waist, a straight narrow skirt with slight fullness, and a sleeve and hem trim of white squares. Alternating trim at the body and sleeves adds contrast while crochet buttons fasten the front left.
Summer Shelter With Garden Umbrella Comfort
The garden umbrella offers a practical shelter option when a permanent summer house is unnecessary. Variations include a compact iron table with a socket for the umbrella shaft, suitable for use in areas with limited shade.
Waiting for Others Causes Failure
The statement notes that inaction or delay arises when one relies on others to start tasks. It highlights how proactive effort is needed rather than waiting for external action to trigger progress.
Soothing Syrup for Children Ad and Street Trench Tale
An old ad touts Mrs Winslow's Soothing Syrup for teething pain and gum relief at 25 cents a bottle. A brief street scene follows with a man saying he found an opening after a long search and another person replying that he fell into a street trench.
Courtship Confessions Hint at Percy’s Surprise Proposal
Aloof for the Nance. Prue notes Percy's proposal left him beside himself, while Phyllis recalls it may have been the first time during the courtship. The dialogue suggests a playful tension in a social circle.
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Percy
Phyllis
Old Man Hints at Suitors in Sleepy Confrontation
In a domestic vignette, a gruff father urges his daughter Sue to choose a life partner soon, joking that he wants to shed his heavy shoes at midnight. Sue asks why the rush, and the exchange ends with a light-hearted joke about late-night footwear.
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Sue
Leonard W. Smith Robbed by Imposter in Passaic Home
Passaic plumber supplier Leonard W. Smith was delayed returning home Thursday. A man entered the house about 1 am and, posing as Smith, demanded nothing but fled with $10 worth of silverware after a brief confrontation with Mrs. Smith.
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Iowa
Boards of Supervisors
State Department of Tuberculosis
Leonard W. Smith
Passaic
Old Nurse Persuades Doctor To Drink Postum
An experienced doctor credits an old nurse with convincing him to switch from tea and coffee to Postum. He reports better sleep, weight gain, and a calmer appetite after five years of use, and notes many patients now adopt Postum. The ad promotes Regular and Instant Postum with preparation tips and claims a "Reason" for Postum.
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Postum Co
Battle Creek
Mich
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