07 Jun 1924
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1924
Page
1
A Chicago paper prints a wartime letter in which the writer declares no pity if Germany conquers France. He condemns Europeans as unworthy and says he would not feel sorry if France fell, revealing strong anti European feeling. The missive reflects public sentiment during the war era.
The piece argues that diminutive athletes like Johnston, Walker, Kerry, and Ivers show remarkable vitality and nerve in sports, challenging the idea that size determines performance. It highlights Walker as a standout and notes Texas and California influence in shaping these sensations.
The piece argues the automobile blocks rural prosperity by draining wealth from towns like Towa through spending on cars tires gas and oil. It urges returning to sensible automobile use while acknowledging its lasting place and benefits.
Vinton Iowa June 5 1924 Dear Brother Farmers In 1922 I purchased a cow at public sale She proved a fine milker yet later proved diseased and rotten with tuberculosis We had used her milk for breakfast coffee cooking and winter consumption We shipped her to Cedar Rapids in a reactor load and her meat was unfit for food The letter ends with questions about signing a petition and a short moral about the soul and body
In London, Francis and detective Shopland debate a possible motive for Bidlake's murder. They consider Miss Daisy Hyslop as a key witness, discuss the ball in Kensington, and note the weapon as an old service revolver. Francis hints at a private proposal and promises further action.
Washington dispatch notes pressure to speed Cleveland convention with fears a Friday adjournment could derail plans for a vice presidential pick. Democrats eye the platform and the rise of the farmer labor party, plus the La Follette line and St Paul talks shaping a potential Northwest independent split. Gompers warns unions to resist being used by radicals against orderly development.
Urbana society items recount travels and visits among residents. Rev. and Mrs. Falk and son Robert vacationing in Soldier’s Grove Wisconsin. Huron Johnson at Cedar Falls college with parents. Mr and Mrs Geo Jolson returning to Cedar Falls for summer school. Mrs C J Cross in Cedar Rapids with her husband, patient at St Luke’s hospital. Lenace Turrell returning to Cedar Falls for summer college. Springer family back from Grundy Center visits. Tom Geiger and Will Burrell noted as Vinton callers. Lena Schmitz back from Vinton nursing Mrs C J Dingman. Tene leaves for Corning New York to visit relatives and east tour. Farleen Smith of Grundy Center visiting Ed Springer family. Mr M E B Dinkinen profiled as professional caller in Winton. It pays to be a finest subscriber.
Resignation of Prime Minister Kiyoura prompts cabinet crisis as Viscount Kato may head a new regime. Tokyo officials and Crown regents discuss forming a cabinet. Masaya Hanihara to be consulted on Japan's policy shift. In Iowa reports a civil hearing proceeds as attorney Bevington remains missing amid divorce proceedings and insanity charges.
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