Editorial Comment Storm Lake Pilots and Editors Cite Politics
Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune and Storm Lake Register writers urge voter interest in candidates and harsher action against profiteering in coal. They criticize pre election promises and call for prison sentences to deter gouging, urging broad government reform to curb “highway robbery” by big operators.
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Storm Lake Pilot-Tribune
Oskaloosa Herald
Mahaska County
Alice Robertson
Oklahoma
Washington
Storm Lake Register
Stem
Stern
Ash Quality in Cigar Making Debated by Experts
The Brooklyn Eagle notes that ash length reflects manufacturing quality rather than tobacco superiority. A well-constructed cigar holds ash longer, but smoking technique and construction affect burn. Ash color links to tobacco strength, with mild cigars producing white ash and strong Havana blends producing black ash.
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Havana
Brooklyn Eagle
Budgeting Advice Encourages Systematic Spending
The notice urges readers to maintain a detailed account of expenditures and rely on cancelled checks as receipts to prevent double payments. It promotes using a checking account to track spending and avoid wasteful, promiscuous spending.
Dido Park Miniature City Show At Interstate Fair Sioux City Iowa
A feature attraction developed from a soldier’s idea Dido Park is a mechanical miniature city with toy clowns and a theatre orchestra and other attractions. Wortham’s World's Best shows will present it at the Interstate Fair in Sioux City Iowa from September 17 to 22.
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Coney Island
Dido Park
Uncle Sam
Eloquent Tribute to Trees
Trees are the arms of Mother Earth lifted up in worship of her makers. They shelter man beast and bird and provide shade shelter and nesting places. They inspire play, romance, and comfort across ages while serving as wealth to the poor and supporting civilization from masts to rails and bridges.
Interstate Fair to Showcase Farmers Back to Prosperity
The Interstate Fair, set for September 17 to 22, will display a strong recovery in agriculture after the 1919 peak price collapse. Exhibits will highlight renewed prosperity and financial strength in this leading farming region, signaling a celebration of a comeback.
A Man and a Dog Under Mrs Addys Maple Bench
Evalyn Byron, a lumber mill clerk and boarder of Mrs. Addy, spends Sundays with her dog Bob under the maple tree. A sunburned stranger arrives, Bob bounds to him, and Evalyn fears losing her pet. The man returns Bob to Evalyn after a brief exchange as she explains she found him near the bridge with a hurt paw.
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Mrs. Addy
Evalyn Byron
Evalyn
Bob
Evalyo
Bobby
Alredate
Dow
Vegetable leather from Japanese plant and a child’s angel dream
A Japanese shrub named mit sumata yields bark processed into a translucent tough leather. The piece aside notes its calfskin like quality. It then shifts to a family anecdote where Small Johnny struggles to dress, asking his mother how he would put on a shirt as an angel with wings.
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Johnny
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