Minnesota and Iowa Upbeat on Economy and Migration
The piece contrasts Minnesota and Iowa fortunes with state pride in farming wealth and industrial resilience. It cites Minnesota leading in farm value and livestock, Iowa’s highway progress, and a national political debate on tariffs, urging readers to judge Democratic claims against tangible regional prosperity and steady agricultural output.
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Oditer Hay
Iowa
Guaitit- Tessa
Beyiard Ile
Minnesota
Cytharnia
St Paul
Pottawattumie
Vermont
New Olimpshire
Massachusetts
Delaware
Ithode
Iskuad
Nevada
Sioux
Crawford
Shelby
Kossuth
Plymouth
Oregan
Iilaho
Montana
Louisiana
Mississippi
Alabama
New Jersey
West Virginia
Maryland
Florida
Clinton
Janner
Marshall
Polk
New York
Pennsylvania
Michigan
Virginia
North Carolina
South Carolina
Georgia
Nessa
Mississipipi
Arkansas
Colorado
Washington
Oregon
Arizona
Maine
Towa
St Paul Ciiitor
Making Political Hay Amid Misua Idea Spread
A fragmented report notes competing ideas in political discourse as factions push narratives in the West. The piece hints at a broader struggle between prevailing media frames and emergent viewpoints shaping public opinion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misua
Swanson on tariff claims after congress adjourns
Congressman Charke Fy Swanson of Council Hillfl gives to the Council Bluffs Sun an interview on the agricultural parts of the Tariffs Act. He argues the rate increases will raise prices for hogs, sheep, butter, milk, poultry and hay, protecting the American market while urging high protective rates if world supply and demand stay balanced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Recans
Charke Fy Swanson
Council Hillfl
Congress
Council Bluffs
Sonya Viel
Crear
United States
England
Swanson
Vanishing Century Exposes End of Era in U S Literature
The Century magazine dwindles after merging with Kerum, signaling the decline of a literary era once led by Dr. J G Holland Richard W Gilder and Robert Underwood Johnson. New York’s literary scene once mirrored a broader national culture, with the 1880s Victorian vigor shaping periodical literature before fading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seignce Monitor
Wfe
United States
J. G. Holland
Richard W., Gilder
Robert Underwood Johnson
New York
America
Illustration decline amid cheap reproduction in magazines
The article notes a shift from hand engraving to photo engraving reducing the artistry seen in Harper's Scribner's and Century. It discusses figures like Abbey Pennell and Pyle, the public policy role of Century, and the paradox that easier illustrations may dull rather than enrich reading, while also touching on wheat market speculation and crop yield concerns. It mentions Kennan and civic advocacy, with a reflective view on the literary century.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harper’s and Scribner's
Abbey
Pennell
Harry Foun
Howard Pyle
Smedley
Frost
Peixotto
Jacopl Mentell
Mit
Glider
News York
George Kennan
Tetm
United States
Centur Mg
Canada
Rebecca Foresman Hosts Seasonal Kitchen Tips
A whimsical recipe and party guidance piece highlights Rebecca Foresman as host for seasonal gatherings. It blends home tips for lemon desserts, gingered blends, and orange aromas, amid quirky, garbled text about custards, sugared lemon, and mid season decorations with a playful voice.
Income tax dismays farmers in Pettison plan debate
The Iowa commentary predicts disappointment over an income tax proposal as it would not deliver noticeable relief. It cites farm owners on 160 acres saving from $10 to $24 yearly, while overall tax cuts seem unlikely amid rising public expenses.
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Minnesota
Detroit
Lew
California
Santa
Towa
Dows
Rene Bers
Nednes
Rene
Maem Johnson
Santi Urockhart
Jefferson Bers
Edsoner Ware Showings Offer City Growth Tips
A fragmented notice urges city enterprises to share tips with industries to foster cooperation. It stresses that friendly cooperation boosts business, improves the city, and raises property values. It calls for steady growth plans as hard times pass.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mereia
Paris Style Hints From ALICE LANGELIER
Paris July 15 Foretelling fashion trends suggests Milady will embrace a spectrum from gray-green to emerald for daywear greens for evening. Chantal debuts a brilliant yellow gemstone in Georgette and crepe de chine fabrics showing vivid hues for summer ensembles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Langelier
Paria
Milady
Chantal Fa
Green silk gowns and white evening dress rise in summer tones
A fragmented fashion brief describes green gowns with cross over bodices and belt, low tight sleeves, and skirts to mid calf. a white evening gown called Ring ’n’ Roser features a blue velvet belt of roses. Color trends include coppery lights, wine hues, browns in reddish tones, and purples across outfits.
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Amurt
Rhodes
Rippling Rhymes by Walt Mason
A compact editorial poem on problem solving and human folly. The speaker argues against taking a firm stand, noting that history repeats futile debates as people sharpen their tongues. It reflects on how problems persist and fade, urging restraint over heated, fruitless exchanges.
Knowledge Test Puzzle From a Newspaper Page
A scrambled quiz page asks ten questions like who wrote Alice in Wonderland and where Dixie lies. It mentions page routing for answers and includes garbled phrases about places and authors, showing a curious old newspaper knowledge test style.
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Halamnefors
Tha
Capital
United States
Dixie
San Juan
Saginaw
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Chicago
North Wabash Ave
Cray
Lexington Ave
U. S
Jowes
Joseph L. Robinson
Saat
Mun Mrmeth
Contery
Verest Bank Ind Mbs
Pes Wiese Wat
Reese
Middle West
Seuyano
Pwersister
Ater
Kerora
Thal Remrone
Rebecca Foresman
Bes
Tata Vols
Malara
Bso
Newananer Colony
The
Neola Gusette
Edsoner
Olay
Paris
Walt Mason
George Matthews Adams
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