Des Moines Leader ad rates and offices
Des Moines Leader publication details list prices for single copies and subscriptions, city and country rates, and office locations. It notes post office entry, non notice of anonymous communications, and lists New York Chicago agents, delivery orders by postal card or telephone, plus initial dealer points in multiple cities.
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Sunday Leader
CES Oe
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Des Moines
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Tribe
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Chicago
Dearborn Street
H. BM. Ford
Throuka
War Department Secrets and the Philippines Cruelty Allegations
A Texas senator revealed the War Department file on abuses by Fourth Cavalry in the Philippines, prompting questions about secrecy and discipline. The piece also honors Dr. John Henry Barrows and reviews Mont Pelee eruption observations by Heilprin and Kennan, then notes Iowa Capitol completion and various unrelated items.
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Fourth Cavalry
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Washington Views on Venice Case and Democratic Prospects
A Washington dispatch argues the Navy should release the Venice court findings to avoid a Dreyfus-like cover up, saying concealment harms the war, officers, and public trust. It notes Democratic gains predicted by Washington Times and panels comments from Rep Joseph Crowley on Illinois, plus Senate mood and President's Philippines remarks.
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Conference of Colonial Premiers shaping imperial trade links
The approaching coronation season in London centers on a conference of colonial premiers arranged by Mr. Chamberlain. Military topics may be secondary to commercial union aims as premiers discuss imperial trade, with America watching closely. Proposals include subsidized lines between Britain and Canadian ports to counter American goods. leaders like Beresford and Strathcona push this plan.
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Canada
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British Public Warns Mor gan Project At Premier Conference
The British press has shown deep aversion to Mr. Morgan's project, indicating the mood of the public. A conference of premiers may yield a definite method for coping with the trust as a possible outcome.
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Richard A Belding and Burlington Route Career
Richard A. Belding, long time railroad executive, began as a 16 year old office boy in the Burlington and Quincy division. He rose through roles in freight and passenger offices, became commercial agent for Keokuk and Western, and after merger represented both lines. He now handles freight traffic for Des Moines and territory north of the Rock Island in Iowa.
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Quick Wits and Quips From Aged Pages
A garbled collection of old aphorisms and quips touches on critics, debts, royalty, fashion nerves, sleep, iron will, and remarks by Andrew Carnegie. It weaves misquoted lines and humorous misstatements about money and manners with a nod to a plumber convention.
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Toeing the Lamb Feast Brings Strange Brigham Laughs
A playful, archaic verse tells of Mary keeping a toe lamb as a dear pet while beef prices rise. With no dinner available she plans a feast on the beast and a comic twist follows, referencing Josephing Brigham in satire.
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Josephing Brigham
Modern Fable of the Regular Hind of a Place
George Ade crafts a satirical fable set in a long-running city Beanery where a diverse cast of boarders and staff gather for meals. The piece parodies social types, hints at romance and class, and ends with the preaching moral that nothing dramatic ever occurs in a boarding house.
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The Cruel Aspects of War
The author argues cruelty in war hinges on definitions and context, noting that lawful combat entails suffering yet condemns murder and torture. He cites Union and Confederate actions, spies, guerrillas, and retaliations, stressing necessary harsh measures while condemning atrocities and praising restraint within civilized warfare. He also discusses spies, guerrillas, torpedoes, and the brutal realities of campaigns, urging careful, non- sensational judgment.
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Cumberland Range
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Prudishness debate in America praised as decent on sex relations
An American defense of prudishness argues that despite foreign criticism and domestic dismay over divorce, Americans remain the decentest people on sex relations. It cites London circles Parisian stage and French literature to justify the stance.
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