National Democrat plans from Washington face heavy headwinds
The National Democrat, a proposed weekly from Washington led by Congressman Oldfield and allied Democrats, aims to mirror Bryan's Commoner and La Follette's Wisconsin outlet. It faces strong Republican competition and charges of partisanship, while noting few democratic papers exist in Iowa and across the nation.
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Rail conductors shift stance amid railroads’ troubles
The Order of Railway Conductors reports members are engaging with railroad management to address wage and job threats arising from declining traffic and maintenance issues. Once adversaries, the unions now seek cooperative solutions to ensure rail operations and employment survive.
The Day's Editorial on President Coolidge
The piece contrasts sharp opinions about Coolidge's attainments and mental stature with broad public esteem. It argues his plain policies of economy and laissez faire appeal to bankers and workers, portraying him as a symbol of safe, steady government and a source of rest and confidence for the nation.
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Efficiency Bureau and Procrastination Board Sparks White House Talk
A humorous Washington parable about an efficiency expert and cows highlights perceived government waste. The piece critiques the efficiency bureau, procrastination board, and comptroller general, blaming them for hindering progress while claiming the system preserves jobs and payouts. Senator Watson’s remarks on prohibition echo the debate on administration intent and reform.
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President Coolidge Health Echoed In Public Hope
The piece laments illness of President Coolidge as a shock to the nation. It praises his leadership and calls for him to rest away from Washington. The author stresses faith in Coolidge’s policy stance and urges personal care for the president's wellbeing.
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Quotes and Qs From a World Weary Column
A garbled 1925 NEA Serviced column offers a collage of biting quips on work virtue and public life. It references the Kaiser, immigration, Coolidge, and a Coweta Oklahoma minister still at large after nearly two thousand marriages.
Bargain Sale Frenzy In Rinktum’s Doodad Store
A reader recalls a chaotic bargain spree at Rinktum’s doodad store driven by sales pitches and cheap temptations. The narrator buys clattering mixtures of gadgets, furniture, and oddities, only to face family scorn and a table of useless purchases when dawn arrives. The piece, dated 1925, echoes a humorist tone about consumer folly and regret.
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Feeling His Oats in War Memoir With Amusing Regiment Tales
John W. Taber, former Lieutenant of Company K, discusses scenes from his history of the regiment in a soon to be published work by the State Historical Society of Town at Town City. He recounts a tale where a Frenchman signals danger to a Iowa sergeant, who guides him to a shelter as mules tied near grenades kick, destroying boxes and scattering detonators, revealing why the warning was prudent.
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