Iowa General Assembly opens with cabinet of new leaders
Des Moines reports the Thirty eighth general assembly convened at the state house at 10 am with swearing in of members and a nominating caucus. Gov Harding to be reinaugurated, while leaders in both houses were chosen and early measures on prohibition and primary laws outlined.
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InfluenzaDeath Toll and Global War News Across Fronts
Reports from the era recount a severe influenza outbreak in Italy and widespread casualties in Europe. Parallel items note U S naval budget talks, legislative bills, rail accidents near Philadelphia, and raids on Fort Dodge drug stores. Also covered are Bolshevik defeats, German unrest, and efforts for a League of Nations at the peace conference.
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Iowa War Casualties and Civil Defense Tension Rise
The week lists Iowa residents killed in action or dying of wounds or disease, naming many towns and names. Pro-German sentiment surfaces at Strawberry Point over Armenian Syrian Jewish relief funds, with a minister’s hostile reply cited. Laws aim to curb foreign influence in Iowa communities, while municipal valuations climb over 45 million total. Public figures Homer H. Seerley and Frank W. Smith noted. county officials raise deputy salaries in Cass.
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Western Canada Land Prospects Sell Key to Settlement
Thousands seek farms as hundreds of thousands of acres lie under railway and private ownership. Government offers guidance, travel discounts, and help to inspect Manitoba Saskatchewan and Alberta lands for farming, stock raising, or mixed farming opportunities.
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Public Virtue Inspires Selfless Patriotism
A quotation extols public virtue as patriotism that rises above personal interests and inspires self sacrifice valor and devotion, drawing its inspiration from a higher ideal and elevating communal duty over individual concerns.
August Flower Remedy Claims For Stomach Ailments
Green's August Flower is advertised as a universal treatment for disorders of the stomach and liver. The ad says it eases sick headaches constipation sour stomach and indigestion by gentle laxative action and bile stimulation. Sold worldwide and urged for trial.
Gar field Tea Herb Laxative Ad Promotes Liver Health
The ad touts Gar field Tea as a laxative for a disordered liver and claims it helps with digestion. It markets the product through druggists and notes a finish with money but little else.
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