Christmas seal drive links TB and heart disease
A newspaper piece discusses TB and heart disease, arguing Hollywood misrepresents tuberculosis and urging public funding. It notes 125 TB deaths daily and 8 602 heart deaths in Iowa last year, urging Christmas Seal donations from the Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association and the Iowa Heart Association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Indianapolis Speedway
Iowa Tuberculosis and Health Association
Iowa Heart Association
Tuberculosis Association
Iowa
Hell
Clark Gable
Winter gloom and holiday rush in a restless world
Outside Washington reports promise no arms for Germany if Allies abandon dismantling 18 plants. Headlines recall Reds in China and Mukden aid, Lilienthal's AEC talk, and a medal for Colonel McCormick. The era’s woes mix politics with Christmas anxiety and consumer fatigue.
A Few Thoughts on Destruction
Anti social pamphlet style piece mocks readers for seeking methods of homicide and lists fictional and real tools of murder as lifestyle tips. It satirically cites movies books radios and detectives as guides, while noting modern means from poison to firearms and poisoned food.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fat Man
Johnny Madero
Vic Flint
Sherlock Holmes
Perry Mason
Dick Tracy
Town Talk on Jim Howard End Transition at Iowa
Town Talk notes Jim Howard of Burlington, last year all state at tackle, flourishing as an end at Iowa. He lives nearby and serves as a reminder that the speaker’s team is small for football. A lighthearted column fragment from a local clipping reports and jokes about a Labrador and a racing car.
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Jim Howard
Burlington
Iowa
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Des Moines’ Register
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Register
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McCormick
Lilienthal
AEC
Johnson
National Intrafraternity Council
Harold Gray
Gray
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Monmouth
Patricia White
Post Office
Cule Poirot
Ernest M. Brannon
Shemaa Wakane
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