Open hearing on Iowa liquor control proposed by Barkley
J R Barkley responds to open hearing on liquor control in Iowa with opposition to immediate state repeal. He argues existing codes cover liquor, warns against rushing legislation, and endorses a Mulct-like law with high license and limited outlets. He urges studying effects in other states before action and cites history of saloon regulation.
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Iowa
Senate
E. H. Fabritz
Liquor Control Committee
Des Moines
Fabritz
Towa
Laxative Dose and Control Guide from Stein Pepsin
A liquid laxative dose can be measured and its action controlled. It forms no habit and does not require double doses daily. A mild liquid laxative offers movement without discomfort, while the wrong cathartic may cause prolonged dependency. Stein Pepsin is noted as a widely used option for both adults and children.
Duck Dinner Invitation From Mrs Hetzler
A clipped notice invites friends to a duck dinner with ducks dressed and delivered to ovens for 50 cents each, signed by Mrs. O C Hetzler and urging patronage of local advertisers.
Tribune banner and pricing details from 19th century issue
The page shows a newspaper masthead The Tribune with pricing 1.25 dollars per year outside the county and 1.50 within, indicating a time when local papers charged annual subscriptions. It notes formal post office registration in Moulton Iowa and class matter details from February 1884.
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the Tribune
Moulton
Iowa
Tammany Hall ousted after sixteen years in power in New York
The article declares Tammany Hall, the long dominant political force in New York, ousted by Fusion ticket led by Fiorello La Guardia and independent Democrat Joseph V. McKee. It recounts Tammany as a corrupt organization once tied to a Republican machine and praised its early social role before graft took over. The piece notes broad public fatigue after years of public plunder.
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Tammany 18
Tammany Hall
America
New York
Tammany
Fiorello la Guardia
Joseph V. McKee
National Democratic Party
Republican-Democratic Society of
St. Tammany
New York City
Tom
The Farm Debt Myth and Reality
An analysis argues that farmer debt fears are overstated. A Twentieth Century Fund study shows U.S. farm debt totals about one third of city debts, challenging the idea farmers face near foreclosures and widespread poverty.
Farm distress overblown says farmer focus on minority
The writer notes 6 600 000 US farms with 3 000 000 mortgaged for a quarter of value and only about 750 000 in acute distress. They claim farmer foreclosures are rarer than perceived, urge not to portray all farmers as broke, and call government aid when dispossession looms.
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United States
Washington
Europe
America
Sousa
Fiorello La Guardia praised for honesty and courage
The text lauds Fiorello La Guardia as unafraid and honest, noting a belief in his integrity and willingness to clean up New York politics. It contrasts admiration with some policy disagreements and recalls his stance against Tammany Hall while praising his potential impact on city governance.
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Fiorello
Fiorello la Guardia
New York
Congress
New York Board of Aldermen
Tammany Hall
New York City
War spirit among youth goes where today
SEER BUYS. The brief notes a focus on youth morale and current attitudes amid wartime rhetoric, hinting at shifting perspectives and the demand for guidance from youth leaders and organizations.
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Seer
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Albert T. Reid
L TeReid
Man
J. R. Barkley
O. C. Hetzler
Towa PY
Twentieth Century Fund
Jomgaigy
Ee Frank Parker Stockbridge
Hugh Johnson
Hitler
Germany
Mussolini
Italy
Stalin
Russia
Richard Bowker
South America
Hart Bros. Oil Station
Powers Cafe
Dan Bradshaw
Coleman Automatic Iron
W. L. Blosser
Hart Bros Oil Co
Hart Bros. Oil Co
Hart Bros
Seymour
Corydon
Bloomfield
Unionville
Numa
Livonia
Queen City
Missouri
Seward’s
Harvard
Farmers Store
Sewal
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