20 Mar 1925
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1925
Page
1
An essay explores the recurring question What next as humanity discovers new inventions from wild horses to the wheel and steam engines. It notes early astonishment gives way to rapid progress, then raises a future challenge about extending human life and the unknown ahead.
West Frankfort editor Frank Purcell of the West Frankfort American urges rebuilding after a devastating tornado that killed about a thousand and left three thousand homeless. He frames the disaster as a test of American character and resilience, praising survivors' courage and neighborly support across southern Illinois and nearby states. The piece portrays unity, sacrifice, and faith in a return to normalcy through collective effort and steadfast spirit.
The article describes a government push to create standard public schools free of religious prejudice while Catholic authorities seek to maintain separate Catholic schools. It notes a historical trend toward separation of church and state in education, citing the Middle Ages and ongoing global movements.
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The Adjutan General reports Iowa supplied over 7 000 men for war service. A meeting in Dubuque aims to organize a statewide suffrage society for women. The Iowa war effort and civic activism are highlighted in a compact update.
One year ago today March 20 marked Oklahoma snow and globe spanning aviators reaching Seattle. Notable birthdays include Dr Charles Wye born in Boston, Representative Martin Madden born in England, William Locke a novelist born in years ago, and Thomas Cochran of the New York bank born in St Paul 54 years ago.
March 20 opens with Dr Charles W biot of Harvard turning 101, a pageant in Greenville, and a 105th Patrick Henry speech anniversary in Richmond. Yale Harvard Princeton triangle debate centers on education. Boston hosts women’s achievement expo by the League of Women Voters. Coruslia Phillips Spencer earns LL D from UNC. Mississippi Delta LAIA unveils Elizabeth Female Academy marker near Washington. Racing and billiards events cap today’s calendar.
Dr J F Schoen attended the Iowa Central association convention in Des Moines this week. Miss Hetty Stewart returned from Kenwood Park Ontario and Mr and Mrs Sam Gilbert and son Dale visited Blairstown. Addie Fry of Vinton plans to stay indefinitely. Tillie Knapp from Kenwood Park guests in Blairstown. George Stewart and Mrs Hester Stewart of Vinton visited with his mother. Leonard Kimi and Mrs Roa in were county seat visitors Monday. W Drake traveled to Chicago for several days on business. Presbyterian Missionary Society met Tuesday afternoon with Mrs Date Newton. large turnout reported. Times subscriber note included.
Washington commentary notes the rejection of Charles Warren as attorney general and the administration’s tactics in the Senate. It contrasts poetic justice with the opposition’s anger at seniority overrides and outlines potential cabinet reshuffles and departmental moves amid the political clash.
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