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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1930
Page
3
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Poem urges the wife and mother to remain strong and steady for others. It emphasizes providing strength, courage, and hope while managing personal sorrow. Copyright 1930 by Douglas Malloch.
The column flags widespread government corruption in New York and Chicago as a mirror for towns nationwide. It cites a New York district attorney balking at indicting in an office-buying case, Governor Roosevelts reluctance amid elections, and Chicago officials denying ties to gangster Jack Zuta. The piece asserts a systemic, avarice driven flaw from top to bottom and urges persistent decency to push for cleanup.
Comment cites Editor White of Emporia reacting to a Republican primary defeat. It praises Governor Clyde Reed’s shift to standpatter support and endorses Frank Haucke, calling for unity under an Old Guard platform. The piece critiques rival coverage and cites Harold McGugin’s candidacy with a measured sportslike aside from the New York Times.
Miss Betty Cass of the Wisconsin State Journal recalls two hitch hikers who used a clever smile to gain rides near Baraboo. She warns that a sunny smile can mask deceit and crime, urging motorists to refuse lifts to avoid trouble, noting the Senate's special session as a separate aside from the anecdote.
In a reflective column the speaker compares habit and vice, noting that views on tobacco and reform vary by opinion. He argues reformers may become the vice they seek to suppress, and civilization rests on human habits even when labeled vice. The piece questions the value of relentless reform.
U S meat stocks show unusually low pork and land on August 1 with 652 million and 119 million pounds respectively, sparking bullish signals for hogs. Beef and lamb remain above normal, while butter and cheese show large but shrinking stocks amid breath expectations.
The narrative follows the Tinymites as they marvel at the Parthenon and nearby buildings, admire space-saving streets, and anticipate a stadium race. A Times parade and college band add color as readers are invited to enjoy the day’s events.
An article by Dr. Frank McCoy urges outdoor activity and summer eating of fresh vegetables and fruits to build health for the school year. It recommends sun and water, two to three cold showers, dental and eye care, and exercises for fallen arches to strengthen feet.
Question from F. B. asks about the condition pyorrhea. The article provides a concise medical explanation, outlining causes symptoms and potential treatments. It emphasizes dental hygiene and professional evaluation for accurate diagnosis.
Mrs. Fred Leu senior, 77, suffered a broken left wrist and multiple injuries after a fall on stairs at 108 East Seventh Street Sunday. Doctors treated the fractures and she was moved to her daughter’s home at 1467 Washington Street. condition listed as satisfactory.
John Gonse of 306 Burnside Avenue sustained bruises a cracked rib and other minor injuries when struck by a car at the corner of Third and Sycamore streets Saturday evening. He was removed to Bellevue Hospital. The driver’s name was not learned. Seven vice presidents of the United States have died in office George Clinton Elbridge Gerry William R. King Henry Wilson Thomas Hendricks Garret A Hobart and James B Sherman.
Cooling Zemo claims rapid relief for itching rashes ivy poison oak and sunburn pain. It soothes pimples dandruff and after shave irritation with selling points aimed at millions of users and druggists offering 35c 60c and 1.00 options.
A detailed daily radio lineup from Davenport and Des Moines showing NBC programs and local segments. Times include Quaker Crackles Morning Melodies Chatter Box Farm Economics Market Reports Aunt Jane’s Home Management Club Newscasting National Farm and Home Hour Melody Three All Request Program Navy Band Eddie Stein at Organ Four Hot Spots Tea Timers Baltic tunes and late evening orchestras with weather and scores.
CBS and WMT broadcast slate lists programs from 6:00 p. m. to 11:00 p. m. including Blackstone Program Kerwin News Flashes George Hall The Columbians Studio Program Grand Opera Miniature Anheuser Busch Collegians Chicago Variety Program and Esther Leaf Nocturne with sign off.
The listing details WMAQ Carcaco station programming from 5:00 p.m. to 11:00 p.m. including Harold Van Horne pianist appearances, CBS features, Whitney Trio performances, Dr. Torrance and Dr. Sherman segments, Daily News Concert Orchestra, and ending with the Uptown Village and Via Lago Orchestra for a three hour block.
A detailed listing of programs on WBBM at 6:00 p.m. and CBS network through midnight. Henry Gendron and Tom Gerun orchestras, Aaronson's Commanders, Stiefel's Furniture, and Henry George appearances are noted with times and segments including Night Court and Around the Town with Irvin.
The listing shows a dense lineup of radio programs and orchestras from 5:30 p m to 12:45 a m, including Uncle Bob Tony Nuzzo Canton Tea Garden Orchestra Teaberry Sports Review Alberti Congress Orchestra Malings Bros Fashion Pro Olsen Ebann Time NBC Pure Oi Band Russo Edgewater Beach NBC Tek Music and more along with weather and time signals.
The program lists events from 7 15 p m to 9 p m including a strings poem performance at Oatesville General Store and Gypsy Fiddling by Dr Walter Starkie from the University of Chicago with a musicologue. It features verse and music settings of John Masefield and Prairie Farmer music bits before sign off at 9 00 p m.
A detailed broadcast roster lists 6:00 p m Tip Ensemble through 1:00 a m air, with segments by Keelen Ilinois watch Time NBC Phil Cook Tip Top Ensemble and more. The report notes flames traveling at 21000 miles per hour captured by a new electrically operated English camera.
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