Women Break Barriers in Business and Nation
The article argues that women now hold a vital role in business and home life, highlighting gains in politics and economics. It cites the National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs and notes women own a large share of wealth and influence consumer markets while urging ongoing progress for peace and prosperity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
National Federation of Business and Professional Women’s Clubs, Inc
America
Iowa's pre marital health exam bill urged now
In the closing hours of the current legislature the pre marriage health examination measure, already passed by one house, is urged for rapid action. Supporters say passage protects the public from syphilis and diseased births, and could spare victims years of misery and possible insanity.
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House
Senate
Towa
Iowa
Aggressor Nations Shown by Past Acts and Threats
The piece argues that Nazi Germany, fascist Italy, and imperial Japan reveal their true intentions through a long record of cruelties from Manchuria to Memel. It asserts treaties are worthless without forceful resistance and warns against appeasement or mercy toward aggressor governments.
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Sioux City
Manchuria
Shanghai
China
Ethiopia
Albania
Austria
Sudetan
Bohemia
Moravia
Memel
Rastus Refuses to Hang Himself After More Children
A doctor lectures an elderly African American man with16 children about shame. The man jokes he might hang himself if more children appear but adds he must avoid harming an innocent man, delaying self harm. The exchange captures early 20th century ethnic humor themes.
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Wall Street Journal
Rastus
Roosevelt lacks stance as arbiter in European peace plea
The Dubuque Telegraph-Herald critiques the presidents plea to Hitler and Mussolini to keep peace for ten years as a gesture lacking neutrality. It argues the U S has taken sides and questions the nations willingness to accept Roosevelt as an impartial arbiter.
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Dubuque
A Joke On Baldwin In Iowa Senate
In the Iowa senate Senator Howard Baldwin of Cascade stood for a measure but when the roll call began every senator voted no aloud and Baldwin forgot to vote. A motion to strike the roll and redo passed the bill unanimously as Baldwin blushed at the outcome.
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Anamosa Eureka
Iowa
Boward
General Assembly
Iowa General Assembly
Senate
G.O.P. Jobs
Wilson
C. Fred Porter
Des Moines
Charles R. Fisher
Onawa
State Department of Public Safety
Fred W. Nelson
Knoxville
State Liquor Commission
Roy Pullen
State Board of Control
Clarence Godfrey
Albia
State Board of Parole
W. E. Jackson
Burlington
Leslie M. Eicher
Washington
State Highway Commission
R. M. Laird
Walter Huwke
King Palmer
West Union
H. C. Beard
Mount Ayr
State Board of Social Welfare
House
Earl Miller
State Land Office
State Printing Board
Organize Against Cancer the Killer in Our Midst
A wartime style appeal urges action by the Women's Field Army of the American Society for the Control of Cancer to fund cancer control efforts. It cites Cleveland murders and high death tolls from accidents and infantile paralysis to highlight cancer as a deadly invader threatening families and society.
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Cleveland
Women's Field Army of the American Society For the Control of Cancer
Iowa 48th General Assembly Ends With Tight Finances
The closing week saw the 48th Iowa general assembly struggle to keep the next two years’ appropriations within a two mill state tax levy. The controversial bill set annual spending at 16,258,591 for each year of the biennium.
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Iowa General Assembly
Office of State Comptroller
General Assembly
Comptroller
State Senate
Conference
Senate
House
Glenwood
Woodward
Toledo
Davenport
Breen
Webster County
State Board of Conservation
Troubles of a President in a Post Office Era
A Knoxville scene shows Chairman Birmingham meeting President Roosevelt, claiming lack of time to discuss politics but sharing old times. The Montreal Gazette adds a traveling salesman anecdote about a merchant and clerk illustrating payback and role reversal.
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Knoxville Express
Birmingham
Democratic Committee
Roosevelt
Montreal Gazette
A King’s Error Leaves Iraq Without Monarch
The piece notes that Ghazi, a former king of Iraq, pursued fast driving and reckless acts, including crashing into electric poles, leading to his death. It mentions his 4-year-old son as the last royal link, and portrays Ghazi as a brave convert to western ways who became Iraq’s victim.
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Davenport
Iraq
Ghazi
Bringing Ted Home Aboard A Quiet Family Moment
Joe tells Fanny he plans to bring Ted home the next day as Doris and Joey sleep. Fanny admits nerves and notes a fourteen year history shapes Ted’s individuality. She wonders how much one can change a fourteen year old.
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Ted
Joe
Fanny
Doris
Joey
Understanding Iowa Children
Joe and Fanny plan careful, steady welcome for a boy to help him adjust to new family life. They emphasize calm, genuine warmth and avoiding overbearing behavior while building trust and feeling at home. Their approach stresses consistent kindness and patient adjustment.
Monetary unit of Argentina and coin values
The monetary unit in Argentina is the peso about 33 cents. Nickel and copper coins of 20, 10, 2 and 1 centavo circulate alongside the peso.
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Argentina
Beef Short Ribs Economical Dish
A home economist recommends beef short ribs as a flavorful economical meal. Braise the ribs and cook in a casserole with rice tomatoes carrots and onion, using lard for browning, then bake at 300 F for two to three hours until tender.
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Inez E. Willson
Consultation Free Neurocalometer Service
A local notice announces free consultations and calls answered in city and country. Neurocalometer service offered from an office at 336 Main Street Monticello Iowa with phone contact 312.
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Main Street
Monticello
Iowa
Auctioneer W H Null Seeks Sales Anywhere
Monticello Iowa auctioneer W H Null advertises sales service with satisfaction guaranteed and contact phone 256 for on demand bidding.
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Monticello
Iowa
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Ember
Iowa Newspapers, Inc
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Iowa Press Association
Edward Breen
Fort Dodge
Charles B. Hoeven
Alton
Sioux County
Hoeven
Eye Senate
Iowa Senate
Iowa House of Representatives
Beardsley
Byers
Doran
Edwards
Elthon
Evans
Forsling
Hopkins
Husted
Kirtetegz
Levis
Lundy
Parker
Linn
Woodbury
Marshall
Mahaska
Clayton
Pottawattamie
Jackson
Whitehill
Augustine
Geske
Moore
Ellis
Polk
Scott
Black Hawk
Lee, Linn
Clinton
Shaw, Doran
Madisonian
Economic Circle
The
Iowan Child Welfare Research Station
L. J. Swift
W. H. Null
Abstract and Title Co
Jones County
George Albery
J. W. Doxsee
C. A. Doxzee
E. G. Heiserman
Doxsee, Doxsee & Heiserman
Attorneys At Law
Lovell Block
Monticello, Iowa
C. F. Shimanek
Stuhler
Monticello Town
Life and Fire Insurance
J. G. Schoon
Anamosa
Earlville
Town Department of Agriculture
Mark
J. E. Bateman
Monticeilo
W. E. Tuetken
Christian Science Monitor
Christian Science Publishing Society
Ome
Norway Street
Boston
Massachusetts
Christian Science Monister
James
Ford
Henry Ford
AO Craven
Arsual
Your
Mem
Childress-Hoag
Monticello, Lowa
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