Addressed: President Coolidge in Omaha sparks debate
The column surveys reactions to President Coolidge's Omaha address, noting German press critique and American reaction. It references Dante Pierce praising Coolidge, mentions criticism of the American Legion and bootlegging, and covers farming notes on frost, corn readiness, and optimism about price trends per Dr. G F Warren of Cornell at an Ames extension conference.
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Coolidge
Omaha
Dante Pierce
Grain Belt
Homestead
Calvin Coolidge
F. Warren
Cornell University
New York
Courttey
Ames
Warren
Iowa
Dr. Warren
Improvement in U S Pauperism Over Ten Years
Analysis shows alms house inmates per 100000 fell from 91.5 in 1914 to 71.8 in 1929. The drop is broad across states and indicates lower public dependency and reduced alms expenditure, contributing to tax relief.
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United States
America
To Know All Is To Forgive All Editorial Reflection
Wayne D Choate cites President Coolidge urging universal forgiveness to end quarrels gossip and suffering. He argues America’s destiny tied to world affairs with Pacific power rise, warning against isolation while praising self government and national leadership amid divergent views.
Coolidge address urges active U S leadership in world affairs
Wayne D. Chante reflects on isolationist cries and argues the United States must engage in global leadership. He cites evolutionary grouping of civilizations, trade interdependence, and the Omaha convention where Coolidge honored veterans and urged America to exercise its world role.
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Legion
Omaha
Coolidge
Wayne D. Chante
The Greatest Thing in the World Love in First Corinthians
Lesson summary from Brays improved uniform international material outlines First Corinthians 13 1 8 13 on love as the supreme virtue. It presents the preeminence of love over gifts and knowledge, defines love many facets including patience kindness humility and selflessness, and links love to faith hope and charity as the enduring trio guiding Christian conduct.
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Mediteranean Sea
Athiatic Ocean
Pacific
Beth the Wes
The Perplexing Passage on Love and Prophecy in Scripture
Fragmented OCR yields a discussion linking love, prophecy, and spiritual gifts. It references 1 Corinthians glosses, tongues, knowledge, and the enduring nature of love, framing prophecy as foretelling and teaching, with notes on divine wisdom and intelligences.
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Ain Anid
Seed Grain Cast Fort Phrase from Carlyle Quotation
A compact archival note presents a Carlyle quotation about seed grain and time. The passage reflects on resilience and transformation as seed grain endures through trial, hinting at eventual renewal into flour in a distant future within a grove setting.
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Thomas Carlyle
Fear of Making Mistakes At Work
Fragmentary text discusses fear of errors in work and how fear affects performance, noting a grievance about being miserably afraid and the need for direct support to improve conduct and outcomes.
Visitor and local travels noted in brief items
Emerson Robert Taylor of Long Beach is visiting his uncle John Taylor. Miss Goldie Salmons of Council Bluffs arrived Sunday. Mr and Mrs H G Knight drove the Red Oak Friday afternoon. Ross Whisler of Audubon Iowa was mentioned in the brief notes.
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Robert Taylor
Long Beach
John Taylor
Goldie Salmons
Council
Bluffs
H. G. Knight
Red Oak
Ross Whisler
Audubon
Iowa
Weekend Visits and Travels Mentioned in Local Notes
Weekend social notes recount Mr and Mrs Lyon of Los Angeles visiting their daughter Mrs Evans. Longshore called in Akron by his father’s death and returning to Ohio. W Tubbs returning to Gustin California after visit. Mrs Whhitties visited Council Bluffs. Mrs John Thorton to Omaha with son Oliver Garnett Kans. Alva Grimer of Omaha visited parents. Frank Oglevie to Omaha for relatives and American Legion meeting. Nellie Burton to Des Moines. ME church friends plan Old Maid Club program and home talent play Friday with admission 10c and 2c.
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Doris Good
Ifatvern
Lyon
Los Angeles
Evans
Akron
Ohi
Goodrich Rubber Company
Tubbs
Gustin
Calif
Clarence Bowman
Council Bluffs
John Thorton
Omaha
Oliver
Garnett
Kans
Mow
Alva Grimer
Will Cramer
Frank Oglévie
Omata
American Legion
Nellie Burton
Des Moines
Georgia Derby
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Edgor
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Thad
Father
Wayne D. Choate
President Coolidge
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Bray
Fitzwater
Moody Bible
Alitute of
Chicago
Unips
Paul
Corin‘thians
Apollos
Pater
Christ
Jettera
Walth
Emerson
M.E. Church
Medicing
Halls Catarra
Auto Tops
Council Bluffs Auto Top Co
B. C
Lugsch
Mills County National Bank
H. A. French
Cashier
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