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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1926
Page
3
A reflective piece notes that most people let tiny irritations ruin days while a garden cottage occupant ignores disturbances. She tolerates smoke from freight engines and coal thrown by workers, using patience to turn annoyances into fuel for comfort and warmth.
A call for civic effort in small towns urges residents to participate in churches, fraternal societies, business groups, and educational clubs to stimulate community growth. Citizens should invest time weekly to advance local development and shared benefits, showing ambition for town progress.
Captain Buchanan observes Sahara expansion due to warming and drought, noting growing desert boundaries while noting some regions like western South America receive more rain. Excavations in northern Africa reveal ancient flourishing civilizations now buried in sands, suggesting global climate shifts affect deserts variably.
Fragmentary text offers opinion phrases about fights free speech weather and touring detours with no identifiable people events or organizations to summarize into a newspaper card. The passage lacks concrete facts locations scores or dates for a proper T S formulation.
Barred among students, Illinois university supposedly enforces a policy against married students, implying marriage ends up teaching in itself. The piece notes wives avoiding outings and women lamenting lack of attire as modern styles push boundaries.
Des Moines Capital warns ex governors Allen and McKelvie against belittling Iowa. It argues farm protection deserves equal federal backing, rebukes Chamber of Commerce interference, and affirms support for Lowden as Illinois’ candidate.
A narrator describes London as lush with parks and gardens near Buckingham Palace St James Park Hyde Park and Kew Gardens. The piece notes Kensington Adams statue Covent Gardens theater Tubby Turner Eddie Cantor and general city charm amid a bus tour ending with a radio schedule.
A Kansas City Times critique lauds Senator Peter G Gerry Rhode Island as author of The Next Senate Democratic or Why the Republicans Will Lose. The piece mocks the plot and calls his work heavy with political slogans and claims of Republican failings, praising its suspense and humor while noting its publication stance.
The column lists KTNT and other stations daily August 27 schedule with noonday Calliaphone Concert by Neale Ray Players, twilight Calliaphone marimba solo Henrietta Daut with Dorothy Adams, plus numerous station cues including WNYC French lessons and WIP Uncle Wip.
A corny advertisement promises Miss Freckleface a no cost trial of Othine double strength to remove freckles with a money back guarantee. One ounce suffices even for stubborn freckles and a clear complexion may follow.
A Friday evening radio lineup lists performances and programs across stations from WRC in Washington to KMOX in St. Louis. Includes Navy band from Washington and a variety of music programs and plays such as Jungle Magic and Gaius and Gaius, with multiple city stations in New York Toronto Louisville and more.
Mrs Mildred Dyer of Redlands California explains how her ill health kept her husband from helping with housework and how Lydia E Pinkhams Vegetable Compound improved her strength and weight Her letter invites others to try the treatment and share better health.
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