Prophesy and Cataclysm in The Changing World Vision
The speaker contrasts creation and evolution, arguing vast cataclysms halted life, outlines a very old earth with repeated resets, and predicts a future peaceful super-race guided by divine intervention rather than education or force. He warns of looming wars tied to birth rates and asserts prophecy will shape humanity’s next phase.
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Noah
Adam
Japan
E. M. East
Nature
Earth
Tribune-Born: County City School Paper Pricing Note
The Tribune-Born lists subscription rates with a yearly price of 1.25 dollars outside the county and 31.50 dollars in 1884. It notes official county city and school paper status and post office registration in Moulton Iowa.
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Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
The Never Ending War Against Accident Deaths
A reprinted public safety editorial argues the annual battle against accidents rivals war in cost and suffering. It praises progress in industry safety while condemning automobile crashes as the era’s chief public enemy. It urges stronger driving discipline and harsher penalties for dangerous drivers.
Opportunity Sermon on Inflation and Building Now
The piece urges rebuilding and investment to curb decay and boost jobs, arguing supplies are cheaper now. It discusses inflation, a “managed dollar,” and two paths for stabilizing currency through gold-content changes or Federal Reserve actions, noting public confusion and cautious sentiment.
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Federal Reserve
Treasury
Germany
Building For Tomorrow in The Times on Public Science Funding
The New York Times argues public funds could wisely finance scientific research. It notes the long-term payoff from lab work and emphasizes careful investment in foundational inquiry.
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New York Times
New industrial wells to create lasting jobs sought
The speaker criticizes temporary employment schemes and calls for government to invest hundreds of millions in constructive projects that yield permanent jobs. Emphasizes creating entirely new jobs rather than temporary work that ends in unemployment or strains existing industry.
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Ften
Cooperatives to the Front in New Farm Bill Era
The article argues that farm cooperatives become crucial as the new farm bill takes effect. They will aid farmers, advise government, and help manage chaos, while continuing to tackle production and marketing issues. Cooperatives have sustained unity and prevented deeper price declines despite years of pressure.
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Coperative
The Health Man and the Fireman
The Iowa State Department of Health compares fires and diseases, noting that both have definite causes and beginnings. Outbreaks rise to a peak as cases accumulate, then recede, illustrating similarities between conflagrations and epidemics.
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Iowa State Department of Health
Fire prevention and health reform in modern cities
The text argues fires and epidemics require fuels and susceptible people, urging prevention through education and modern public health. It cites Diphtheria and Smallpox preventability, urges support for health agencies, and likens health officials to firemen, calling for retrenchment without sacrificing progress to protect current and future citizens.
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Ncessary
Herman Biges
New York
Albia Demands Light Rate Reduction
The Albia city council adopted a resolution at the regular meeting urging Albia Light & Railway to cut pas gas rates from 2.00 to 1.50 per thousand cubic feet and lower domestic light charges to 7 cents per first 25 KWH, 6 cents next 25 KWH, and 5 cents per KWH thereafter. If not granted within ten days the mayor may call a special election on establishing a municipal plant.
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Albia
Albia Light & Railway Company
Pas
City Seeks Further Cuts in Lighting and Power Rates
The present rate stands at 8 7 and a half cents with requests for additional reductions in city lighting and in power supplied to the water works. The proposal aims to ease costs for municipal services and utilities.
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Asia
North America
WNU
Owa
George W. Davis
Pullman
Burlington
M. W. Poffenberger
ATL
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