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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1930
Page
14
The Daily Journal is issued each weekday except Sunday. Delivery in city by carriers, 15 cents weekly. One year by mail inside zones 1 and 2. One year by mail outside zones. All mail subscriptions must be prepaid. Entered second class at Muscatine Iowa post office under the 1879 act. Price listed as $4.00 and 36.0.
A poem about love and friendship comparing them to a rose that fades but leaves memories. It reflects on the human heart holding friends through changing days and years, and how time may take love yet cannot rob memories.
A reader condemns the Chicago Journal of Commerce for a socialist bias and its stance on farm relief. The letter analyzes editorial defenses of government aid, railroad rate cuts, and critiques of relief funding amid drought. It contrasts past criticism of market collapses with calls for broader assistance to farmers and public whose hardship is noted.
A Kansas City Star column argues modern brides may bake better biscuits than mothers while a Des Moines Register piece urges funding for Iowa’s sterilization law. The essays blend nostalgic baking with stark calls for public eugenics measures to curb unfit populations.
The piece defends relief assistance for farmers facing ruin from hail and disease. It argues helping farmers prevents mass unemployment and criticizes a business paper for negative bias, noting editors likely unaware of agricultural losses. The tone challenges defection and supports state safeguards amid agricultural crises.
Elliott B. Macrae of E. P. Dutton & Co notes Everyman’s Library editions move about 1,000,000 copies yearly. He adds that despite heavy publicity, Shakespeare and other classics continue outselling most new titles. A New York bookseller cites top requests including Shakespeare tragedies and comedies, Don Quixote, The Idiot, and Plato’s Republic, indicating strong reader demand for quality works.
A playful Airways tale shows the Tinymites aboard a plane with the Travel Man and Scouty as they cross land and sea. They glimpse distant sights then land to view Athens below, the promised destination for the next story.
An English remark notes that success in traffic control and safe driving is achieved through common courtesy, echoed by a Fort Worth Star-Telegram citation.
A short from the St. Louis Globe-Democrat urges readers to enjoy Sunday afternoon at home for peace and quiet as everyone else is gone.
Dr Fran explains fasting types from plain water to fruit juice regimens. He favors short fruit or fruit juice fasts with a balanced reintroduction, noting longer fasts require supervision. Alkaline fruit juices help prevent crises, especially with liver or gall bladder congestion, and may aid conditions like anemia or tuberculosis.
Wilton Iowa August 16 J Jr Len ker spent the past week at the Mississippi Valley fair with his Poland China hogs. To celebrate his sixty first milestone his family and friends enjoyed a picnic supper at the fair grounds. The party included Mr and Mrs J W Lenker Mr and Mrs Clarence Lenker Mr and Mrs Howard Lenker and three daughters Mr and Mrs Harry Fliss and Harry Amerine.
Answer states adults should have a systolic reading between 110 and 130, with little rise due to aging and never exceeding 130. It emphasizes maintaining within this range as a normal blood pressure standard.
Pleasant Prairie Indiana reports most local schools will open the first week of September for the fall term. Teachers listed include Harriet Baker Maple Grove Ina Fae Paul Alma Kretschmar Hazel Pace Maxine Boettger Maude Pace Flora Tobias De DeCamp Mary Raub. Community news covers Farm Bureau excursion, residents traveling, and a thresher picnic at Weed Park with local families in attendance. A separate note mentions Manilla ponds raising fish valued over 10 million dollars during typhoon season with annual harvest over 3 million.
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