Iowa 38th Assembly Passes County Agent Bill
The Thirty eighth Iowa General Assembly advanced many measures including the county agent bill, aimed to fund farm improvement groups up to five thousand dollars, and the repeal of the primary law blue laws and cigaret bill in the Senate. It also started more proposals such as roads housing suffrage for women and state department reorganization and debated tax, education, and public safety measures.
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Events of the Week From The Nation's Desk
Oregon Governor James Withycombe dies at 55 in Salem. War and peace items cover league of nations, German reparations, rail and farm bills, and political maneuvering in Washington and Europe.
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James Withycombe
Oregon
Salem
Wilson and Taft address vast crowd on league of nations
President Wilson told about 5,000 at the Metropolitan Opera House that a strong majority backs the league of nations. Taft supported the covenant and warned that boycotts could compel adherence. He suggested no reservations to the Monroe doctrine if the meaning is clarified.
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Ig Io
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Chiel
League
Taft
The
Mr. Taft
Conference of Peace
Germany
Serbia
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Europe
How Shock Affects the Body in Suprarenal Gland Function
Shock depresses activity of the suprarenal glands near the kidneys, reducing a vital blood substance that maintains nervous and circulatory tone. This diminishes blood content, causing weakness, cold sensitivity, low blood pressure, cold extremities, weak heart action, reduced appetite, anemia, slowed physiological processes, constipation, and mental repression.
Ma Scores Pianola Says It Will Play Itself
Dialogue notes describe a pianola claiming it can perform unaided while a person offers to wash dishes, reflecting a playful exchange about automation and domestic tasks.
Used to It Portraits of Routine in City Streets
Fragmentary OCR notes describe regular pumping and saluting officers on the street, hinting at discipline and daily practice. The garbled text mentions cadence and persistent cadence without clear names, places, or dates. The item reads as a clipped observational snippet rather than a full event.
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