Swearing and religion in postwar America from a preacher
A preacher recalls the postwar surge in profanity in Iowa and across the nation. He laments waning religious restraint, notes children imitate swearing, and criticizes public figures and churches for censorship failures. He cites Prohibition repeal, a rise in drinking, and warns of future crises if repentance does not come.
Colonial Promotes Jamboree Feature at Theatre
Gene Stratton Porter's The Harvester is featured as the big special Jamboree week picture at Moulton's Colonial theatre tonight and tomorrow. The book has been read by over ten million people and is a top seller.
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Gene Stratton Porter
Moulton’s
Colonial Theatre
Jamboree News Highlights Oddities And Mayhem
A noisy Jamboree roundup reports warm weather and political jests, with odd incidents including a deputy jailed atop a water tower amid carnival props, a stork near town hall, and a playful misquote about egg money. Police calls echo carnival misadventures and small-town mishaps.
Two Big Specials At Iowa Theatre Tonight
A two day engagement opens with Little Lord Fauntleroy starring Freddie Bartholomew as Ceddie supported by Delores Costello Barrymore and a strong cast. Also The Arizona Raiders with Larry Crabb and Grant Withers, plus a three day run of Suzy with Jean Harlow Cary Grant. Fox News and Popeye cartoon precede Savagery of Women Fighters in Spain.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Freddie
Bartholomew
David Copperfield
Ceddie
Lord Fauntleroy
Zane Grey
Suzy
Jean Harlow
Franchot Tone
Cary Grant
Jean
Paris
Fox News
Iowa News
Iowa
Closing Out Sale At Udell Farm September 28
Notice of closing out sale to be held Monday September 28 at the Udell Island Depot area three fourths of a mile west of Rock. Stock machinery hay and other articles to be sold. terms paid delivery otherwise.
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Constitution After 150 Years Promotes NationWide Celebration
The United States Constitution Sesqui Centennial Commission led by Sol Bloom plans a nationwide observance with state commissions, schools, and libraries. Congress allocated 250000 for 1985 to foster interest through contests, prizes, and educational programs, with national finalists visiting Washington and the President awarding prizes. Facsimiles, stamps, and portraits will be distributed and an exhibit organized in Washington. The effort aims to revive study of the Constitution as a timely reminder of Americans’ liberties.
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Sol Bloom
Congress
New York City
Washington
United States
America
Peace or War What Hull Warned At This World Conference
Cordell Hull warned at the World Power Conference in Washington that governments are diverting science and leadership into destructive forces. He urged urgency for peace as Germany, Russia, Italy, France, Britain, and potential U S involvement loom amid rising arms, territorial aims, and shifting alliances. The piece analyzes global tensions and the danger of a new war.
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Hull
Hitler
Germany
Russia
Japan
Manchuria
Soviet Republic
Lfe
Italy
France
Spain
Britain
England
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