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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1925
Page
2
A New Year message speaks of personal happiness beyond wealth and notes prosperity appears near. It urges farmers to support the Farm Bureau convention and seeks immediate Washington action on requested measures while emphasizing achievement for others.
The Leader announces the discontinuation of its Iowa Magazine section after two and a half years. Despite being valued by readers, heavy expenses and advertising slow-down prevent continuation, possibly on a permanent basis.
Des Moines news reports the Iowa Farm Bureau Federation plans a January 12 convention in Des Moines to push cooperative marketing to give farmers more control and better prices. Three state agricultural bodies will join, plus speakers from the Iowa Farmers Grain Dealers Association and other leaders to discuss practical farmer solutions.
A rustic barefoot man on a derelict porch speaks with a stranger about crops. He admits not planting due to boll weevils and drought concerns, then adds he has nothing and just played it safe, reflecting caution amid hardship.
A garbled column blends jokes and social commentary on Greece Italy Turkey and Texas with hints of world law and Prohibition. It skewers fashion trends and public figures, touches on coal prices and humor about American militarism, ending with stray phrases about Turkey and a world court reference.
A long fragmentary meditation traces ancient perfection, the fall from grace, and prophetic visions of Messiah. It contrasts Biblical figures with modern calls for peace, a League of Nations, and moral revival, while noting disputes over League negotiations and political traps.
A damaged ad fragment claims Adlerike relieves stomach gas and bloating. The text references a wife and husband, sleep aid, and evacuation aid, with endorsement by Collins Drug Co. The readability is poor and specific claims are unverified.
A women’s Nebraska case involves a joint effort with the United States Department of Agriculture to prosecute a theft. The investigation centers on a suspect linked to animal products and photography, with the thief remaining unidentified as the team pursues leads.
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