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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1925
Page
3
The East Las Vegas shooting involving Magee and Leahy draws editorials praising Magee while condemning the fight. Iowa papers attack the notion of sportsmanship against brute force and note Magee killed an innocent bystander, with questions about absolving him.
Vice President Dawes plans a Pacific coast tour in September to push for his senate rules program. He will speak in Seattle Portland San Francisco and Los Angeles as part of a broader effort to win public support despite Chicago chatter that he is outmatched by senators.
Muscatine's new health physician Dr. Bryan leads a health board backed effort to close unfit dwellings and begins a city milk test to ensure safety for consumption especially for babies. He critiques small dairies for lacking sanitary systems and urges unified, better organized dairy practices benefiting consumers and producers.
The Rock Island Argus proudly opens a new building worth 300000 dollars, a testament to the paper and the town. The Journal extends congratulations, reflecting on the paper’s past battle to clean up the city and its continued success.
The piece lauds the city paper as a clean, honorable voice in Rock Island praising its 75 years of public service and its role in keeping the town pristine and well governed.
A quip laden piece notes a St Louis tailor who allegedly used an iron on his wife and links that to a divorce suit. The cartoonish line mocks tailor made divorce and compares married life to clothing and cleaning.
A Cedar Rapids Gazette appraisal praises Valentino film Let No Man Put Asunder for strong camera work and uplifting themes. It applauds the no-divorce ending, noting the move toward moral influence in cinema and predicting audience impact.
The Iowa farmers audience hears Senator Bowman condemn the Brookhart challenge as baseless rumor and a party club. He argues Brookhart would face Cummins if defeated, and dismisses the recount as legal with politics absent. The Globe-Gazette and Boston Transcript note Bowman's discontent and late thunder.
A dense radio listing outlines programs across WCAE WLS KDKA WFAA KGO KHJ and others with times from 6:30 p m to 1 00 a m including Mario the Accordion Wizard Lone Star Five Better Music Hour and Sun Up three act play plus a wide roster of orchestras bands and talks for multiple regions detailing station call letters show titles and featured performers.
A husband recounts four months of urging his wife to try Mayr's Wonderful Remedy for stomach trouble. After bribing her with a dress, the first dose cleared her complexion, revived her appetite, and allowed her to eat foods she had avoided for years. The remedy claims to remove tartrhal mucus and inflammation, with a money back guarantee and availability at druggists.
Hubert Throop M A a Lensborough College for Women faculty member known as Darling Hubert is teased by students and avoids crowds. After a lonely night he retrieves steamer rugs from his locked car in a quiet garage, then heads back to his bungalow as he contemplates the strange encounter.
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