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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1927
Page
2
The Minneapolis Journal laments and defends the label snoopers used for reporters of liquor law violations. It cites Attorney General Dargent criticizing scornful attitudes toward law enforcement and questions why figures from small towns should be ashamed of their origins.
Dr Edward A Steiner of Grinnell College urged loyalty to one’s home town during a Northwest Iowa Teachers Association talk in Sioux City. He warned that vaudeville jokes and urban smart talk undermine pride in small towns, risking a mature stance that shames hometown roots.
Dr. Vincenzo Nitti, son of a former Italian premier, arrived in the United States and predicted Mussolini’s government will fall within five years due to unsound finances and widespread lack of loyalty. He cited fictitious lira values, large-dollar loans, and mass emigration as factors signaling an impending collapse. He warned Italy could not pay its army and civil warrants, and noted 600,000 Italians have left the country under Mussolini. He had already seen Chicago and New York during his visit.
The piece surveys endorsements and opinions on advertising, marriage norms, churchgoing habits, and political polls. It cites F L Maytag’s pay-per-view success from newspaper ads, debates over companionate marriages, Iowa’s meat and egg output, and a Chicago fed livestock market. It also reports a Denison Bulletin appeal to church attendance and a National Republic poll on Republican nominations with Hoover and Lowden leading.
The article warns to keep a desk phone upright and avoid tipping the handset forward or backward. It notes that improper handling disturbs carbon transmitter granules and reduces voice transmission. Replacing the receiver gently is advised to prevent damage to the intricate mechanism and cord wear.
A fragmented excerpt discusses a 1922 campaign poll by Republican editors and leaders. It notes sampling 120 participants across communities to gauge Publican and Democratic views, praising the poll as a sound method.
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