Viewpoint on college athletics from Creighton coach Wynne
The Atlantic News-Telegraph applauds Creighton University coach Wynne for stressing that higher education aims to develop all faculties. Athletics should support healthy minds, with strict scholastic standards ensuring athletes stay enrolled and compete only as part of a well rounded academic mission.
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Creighton University
Teenl Rotary Club
Omaha
Strang
America
Iowa Hog Packing Plants Transform State Marketing
For decades Iowa sought better hog handling as plants near towns like Austin Omaha Nebr Mason City Ottumwa and Waters flow into a network. Private investment built the plants and paved roads will bring hogs to market by trucking from farms, ending past economic losses and reshaping regional marketing.
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Lawa Packing
Iowa
Associated Packing
Tiagéu
Des Moines
Weig
Towa
Douryard & Group
Austin
Minny Omata
Neb
Nebraska City
St. Joseph
Boone
Ottumwa
Watersloo
Mason City
Doctor Knopf warns on clothing and health in cold weather
Dr Adolphus Knopf in the New York Times argues against casual fashion advice claiming light dress promotes vigor. He cautions young women about the risks of short skirts and thin stockings as winter approaches, urging restraint and adequate nourishment.
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Adolphus Knopf
New York
New York Times
Knopf
Controversial Fashion Beliefs Endanger Health Says Doctor
A physician decries extreme dress practices that harm health and vigor. He cites undernourishment and insufficient undergarment coverage, tight corsets compressing breasts, and excessive smoking as factors leading to tuberculosis and other ailments. He condemns the effort by some young women to achieve a boyish figure through diet denial.
Cornstalks for Paper Promises New Printing Material
Announcement highlights successful production of news print from cornstalks and tests by newspapers in single Editions. Costs remain about two and a half times wood pulp, delaying general use until affordable. Danville Illinois reports active cornstalk paper manufacture and hopes for a thriving future benefiting farmers with significant acre revenue.
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Danville
Shaving Ignites Afghan Revolt Reflects Imperial Runoff
Dispatches say King Ammullah's modernization drive, including forcing shaving, sparked Afghan revolt. The piece argues such forced reforms provoke resistance across borders, noting England and the United States share blame for pushing "better ideas" on others.
Teletypesetter could loom over linotype era
Editorial notes a new invention, the teletypesetter, that could replace tens of thousands of hand type setters. A Chicago linotype operator would send type to many papers via wire, enabling automatic, simultaneous operation across cities and cutting labor and costs.
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Smany
Chicago
The Toughening Process in Iowa Newspapers
A collage from Iowa press clippings critiques social norms and radio policy. It notes discomfort of youths in school attire, discusses Coolidge era rhetoric on economy, farm relief, and Armistice day, praises 4H clubs, and questions half time broadcasting rules for WHO and WOC.
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Manson
Coolidge
Radio stations pledge to follow broadcasting rules
Across KOIL KFNF and KMA listeners hear no complaints except WHO as regulation of radio becomes a difficult problem. The country has grown this generation with station owners governing themselves modestly. Louisiana was the lone exception but is now willing to play by the rules. Exceptions are now in Iowa.
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Iowa
Council Bluffs
Federal Radio Commission
Radio Commission
WOC
Davenport
WHO
Dea Moings
KOIL
KFNF
KMA
Louisiana
Towa
Correct English A Daily Quiz and its quirks
Questions fix spelling and punctuation and explain stress in dirigible. Notes on the phrase cent bereavement and a corrected sentence about kindness. Discusses mainspring atmosphere sincerity and the Bessemer process naming Henry Bessemer. Clarifies possessive apostrophe usage to avoid ambiguity.
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John Gray
Bessemer Steel
Ilenry
Bessemer
Moses
Public Ledger
Did You Ever Stop To Think About Advertising
Edson R. Waite of Shawnee argues that advertising is essential to building better business. The piece claims well advertised lines attract customers, drive profits, and reflect quality and service, noting that success stems from backing ads with value and reliability.
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Edson R. Waite
Shawnee, Okla
Suther Pridy
Miners Watch Golf Fantasy In awkward bunker Bizarre exchange amid playful golf scene
Two miners witness an unfamiliar golf moment as a clumsy player stacks seven shots and finally sinks the ball in the hole. A humorous dialogue follows with mocked exclamations and rural banter about farming and fish.
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Bagum
Bill
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason Beet and The Fowler’s Snare
Fragmentary verse by Walt Mason appears with garbled lines about toil and longing for retirement. It contemplates a future of peace, plenty, and distant prosperity while hinting at financial or social strains and uncertain outcomes.
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Walt Mason
Amile
Aalven
Estate of James A Patten to disclose $20 million value
The Chicago wheat magnate James A Patten’s estate is revealed to total about 20 million dollars with inheritance taxes near one million. The estimate surfaces amid questions about the late financier’s holdings and the distribution plan. The disclosure underscores the scale of Patten’s wealth and the tax implications for heirs.
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Chicago
James A. Patten
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