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Newspaper
Malvern Leader
Location
Malvern, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1923
Page
2
The piece argues that emotions are not to be hidden as men suppressing them leads to statism. Psychologists warn suppressed feelings harm individuals, suggesting a training process to convert harmful emotions like hate and anger into love and sympathy for societal benefit. An active watch-dog on feelings would ensure only trained emotions are released.
A Chicago University professor argues Americans resist fading intellect but debate continues. He cites radio, auto, movie and conveniences as distractions yet may boost diligence by widening access to lectures, concerts and timely discussions, with education simply applied differently through modern inventions.
The fragmentary note hints at a hurried discussion of seizures and a world event currently unfolding. Key figures or groups are not clearly identified in the readable text, but it references action taken with what is at hand. The exact event and participants remain unclear due to damaged wording.
The piece outlines George Lloyd George facing a leadership void as Conservatives rally behind Baldwin while Liberal forces under Asquith may reunite. It notes Lloyd George’s loss of leverage and the potential for a Liberal comeback, with general public interest and political speculation widespread.
A Chicago boy using a home radio can talk with peers in Iowa and Pennsylvania, signaling radio’s shift from a toy to a global link. The piece urges parents to engage, noting radio’s civilizing potential and its growing role in youth culture and language.
The Panora district seeks to abandon the county high school status. If approved Panora would tax itself for local education, leaving Guthrie County without a unified high school and placing Panora at odds with countywide tax support. The dispute stems from a historic act creating a county high school system and Panora’s unique site approval.
A fragmented editorial argues the Harding era offers a stable cure to movements like communism by ensuring plentiful work and contentment. It claims unemployment strains and wage gaps provoke agitation, urging government action to maintain calm and prevent revolutionary sentiment.
Agitation for public ownership of utilities grows as both employees and customers acquire stock. Commonwealth Edison reports 10 percent of its workforce as stockholders, Public Service Co of Southern Minnesota shows 75 percent of 600 employees owning shares, and Central Illinois Public Service notes 7 percent ownership among employees. Other Illinois utilities list thousands of shareholders, signaling broad public ownership and strong service for communities served.
The article hails the U S Reclamation Service as the best in the world, detailing its arid land irrigation projects. It notes dams on the Boise River and Rio Grande, massive water storage, and extensive earthworks creating irrigation for millions of acres, funded by public lands and federal support.
The article praises how irrigation enables vast yields and new farm homes across regions, highlighting government help from the Reclamation Service and the hard work of American families. It notes crops like alfalfa corn cotton and fruits, with irrigation expanding markets and production while confirming the nation’s enhanced output and economic growth.
Reports from the United States Department of Agriculture indicate that in the fall of 1922, the number of farmers choosing seed corn rose by over 108 000 due to the demonstration efforts of county agricultural extension agents.
The town of Malvern Iowa will hold a special election on the last day of June 1923 at the Commercial Club Rooms from 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. The proposal asks voters to erect and equip a Liberty Memorial Building and issue bonds totaling twenty thousand dollars. The ballot form and voting instructions are provided, citing state laws and the role of the town council.
For over four decades Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been advertised as a treatment for catarrh. The product includes an ointment for focal relief and an internal tonic claimed to act through the blood on mucous surfaces to reduce inflammation. Sold by druggists in Ohio. F S Cheney and Co Toledo.
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