18 Sep 1926
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Newspaper
Cedar Valley Daily Times
Location
Vinton, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1926
Page
1
An analysis of pretension as folly undermining merit and real value. The piece argues make believe deceives and offers no lasting foundation, harming the pretender and society, while true virtue and wealth have no room for deceptive charm.
Meson City hosts weekend visitors from Br und Birs and Garrison residents. Frank Stary returns to Des Moines after Farm ers' Union convention. Hach travels to Waterloo on business. Jacobsen family listed. Dotecky rents Peak Hunt farm. sale of residence to Chas Roxnar noted. Spener family arrives from Minnesota to settle locally. Cedar Rapids callers visit Mr Hath and Mrs Ice Hath.
The year begins with a first meeting and officer elections. David Nabholz and Mrs Wm Nabholz host dinner for guests J P Smouse and Mrs FL King in Newhall. Niece Mrs Cecil Rammels hosts supper for the Nabholzs and others. Lydia Peterman visits her brother Henry Graham to care for her ill son Donald. Wm Magill returns to Shellsburg after nursing at Gordon Bixby home. Eva Barton plans to dine with Mrs Martha Schiotterback’s family. Airs Mrs Schiotterback recalls a foot scratch with blood poisoning healing slowly. Airs Harry Williams ill with asthma visiting Cedar Rapids parents. John Witt and Alpha Lampman selling cucumbers in Shellsburg. Winter apples and pears show a two-crop yield this season.
A brief Toledo Blade excerpt warns that if the train passes by passengers may look out the window and think a motorist has sense. The remark reflects a street level quip about transit and driver behavior.
A garbled OCR style item references a notice about Wet Paint and a test for acceptance of facts. It mentions Trae and Stars, plus a call to tell friends about the Times. The readable text is fragmentary and stylistically odd.
Faith Lane, 20, of a struggling family, eagerly faces her father’s plan to impress Bob Hathaway, a businessman seeking a contract, while Cherry schemes with Chester Hart and Faith audits letters from past suitors. The household scene shows chores, rivalries, and hopes for a better future.
A foreign diplomat’s car in Washington struck an elderly man and killed him as he walked along R Street. The columnist argues immunity shields diplomats from punishment, noting recalls as the remedy, while condemning how immunity often excuses serious offenses.
Wm. Heyer of Keystone dies suddenly from a diabetic attack. He was born in 1857 in Kroftorf Germany and immigrated 1879, leaving two brothers and two sisters. Funeral Saturday at 2:00 p.m. from his home with interment in Bender cemetery. Rev. Chalice to officiate. Alfred Offt, John Ohde, Henry Oehlerigh, and Henry Albers report steady cattle and hogs market in Chicago after delivering shipments. Various local items detail injuries, marriages, travels, and community notes from Keystone, including a church accident, weddings, visits, schooling, road work, and band performances.
Fragmentary lines describe a confusion filled piece with political satire or misprints. Names and places are unreadable, but tone suggests skepticism toward rhetoric and party strategy. The jumble hints at a critique of a speech or column and public discourse.
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