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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 27, 1930
Page
3
The item lists newspaper origins from Journal News and Tribune and notes their consolidation on September 2 1918. It also lists advertising representatives in several cities and mentions Lee Newspaper Syndicate membership and Iowa phone routing guidance.
Poem reflects on life as weathered by rain and sun. Rainy days symbolize troubles in men and women's affairs, yet the speaker asserts storms pass and brighter days follow. It emphasizes enduring hope through changing fortunes and emotional weather.
The piece notes Senator Borah of Idaho, while vacationing in Maine, rebuts Gerard’s list of 59 “real rulers” and questions if Democrats and media figures cooked up the plot to discredit the administration. It argues whether these figures bear blame for the stock market crash and ongoing unemployment, and hints at Democratic publicity chiefs defending the administration.
The Peruvian government ousts President Leguia, who will be returned to Peru to stand trial for alleged misdeeds. A veteran leader of long rule, Leguia’s era included constitutional amendments and steep ambition for reform, with opponents labeling him a dictator.
The text praises Leguia as modernizing Peru through roads education and foreign ties while noting his exile as penalty. It suggests the world hopes exile is temporary and predicts Peru may need Leguia again if internal strife ends. Military vice presidents are criticized for budgeting ignorance.
The Christian Science Monitor essay envisions George Washington planting trees as a woodlands pioneer. It cites the American Tree Association urging a 1932 fall memorial planting to honor his two hundredth birthday with up to 10 million saplings.
A Hamilton branch bank raid nets about 3000 dollars. The two robbers were captured within 24 hours, pled guilty, and received six years for the robbery plus two more for stolen car use. Each man was also ordered to receive 30 lashes on the bare back, illustrating Canada’s harsh punishing approach.
The Baltimore Sun reassures readers that rain is a normal, harmless event. It recalls how rain used to be understood with simple signs and phrases, contrasts it with modern awe, and urges calm for the curious young minds.
Indianapolis News notes the seasonal warmth inspires a music piece described as subtle and restful. The piece is praised for enchantment and quiet charm during the summer ambiance.
A witty note from the Detroit News reports a humorist sent to Washington as a correspondent, but his material has adjourned, creating a humorous frustration over stalled reports and timing.
A St. Louis man returned a raincoat he had stolen, prompting reflection on whether conscience or discouragement led to the act and its reversal. The Globe-Democrat notes the odd moral twist in a city crime brief.
A health column debunks cucumber myths noting indigestibility and poisoning beliefs. It explains digestion, vinegar use, skin eating, seasonal availability June to November, and cucumber’s mineral content. The piece ends with a Q A about bovine tubercular gland treatment and dietary care.
A verruca on the hand is a wart and salt deficiency does not cause it. A fast followed by cautery could remove it. acidosis is a possible factor. For thick ankles, if due to flesh, diet and heel to toe exercises plus massage help. bone enlargement may indicate a constitutional disease needing medical care.
antiseptic Zemo eases mosquito bites rashes ivy poison and sunburn while helping with itching peeling toes pimples and dandruff. It provides instant relief from razor burn and is advertised for outdoor use with prices 35c 60c and 1.00.
Miss Emma Larson hosted a country shower for Miss Martha Jones, whose September wedding to Worcester Mass professor William Oehlks was announced. Jones earned a Masters in biological chemistry from the State University of Iowa and studied at the Children’s Hospital labs in Iowa City. The couple will residence in Worcester. Read the Classified Ads.
Ptomaine poisoning is caused principally from using protein foods which have undergone a certain degree of putrefaction. This would include all of the meats, also the dairy products and fish.
The Tinymites travel with a kind basket maker who piles his wares for a slow donkey ride then dine at a nearby restaurant. They encounter a band of Boy Scouts and greet them, exchanging smiles as they continue their journey amid a note about U.S. troops in China.
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