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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Aug 28, 1925
Page
3
A Muscatine reader urges area picnickers to avoid littering schoolyards and churchyards after outings. He compares town visitors leaving scraps to hogs and asks for equal respect for others’ property, noting clean parks invite return visits and healthier surroundings.
Representative Cordell Hull resumes his attack on the Republican party after a European tour, denouncing high tariffs as benefiting trusts and urging a shift from the old revenue tariff. The Omaha Bee mirrors the critique, dismissing William A. Oldfield’s revivalist lines and charging the party with failing to pass reform for Nebraska farmers.
A newspaper-style reflection notes that Democrats promise to reverse Republican gains, but face low chances in Nebraska as prosperity grows. It suggests Mr Oldfield’s prolonged stay would reveal why the opposing party’s chances are worse than in prior years.
A garbled Washington page introduces disjointed items from Andrews about self defense with dry agents, a girl swimming the English Channel, Atlantic floor rising theories, a New York monkey scare, and a Kansas City bricklayer, all presented as a mosaic of stray notices.
A New York Times informed view notes President Coolidge's interest in aviation and Senator Bingham of Connecticut urging federal leadership. It argues Congress should map air routes, license pilots, inspect planes, and create central aerodromes to stimulate private capital and establish a national air fleet.
Davenport Times reports Polk county officials press to eject a Nebraska born mother and six children as they lack residency, drawing in the Iowa State Federation of Labor. J. C. Lewis seeks an injunction to stop ousting while charity groups back officials, urging restraint to avoid fostering a shiftless class. The piece defends county limits and calls for work under court orders if possible.
The Charleston Daily Mail reports Canadian statisticians and computer estimates show American tourists will spend about 150 million dollars this summer in Canada. The note hints at a shaky economic sentiment with a light sarcasm about the exchange.
National Republican leaders fear how newly elected 24 senators will perform when the roll is called in the Senate chamber. The concern is not winning seats but the quality of the senators who join the majority next year.
List of 6 30 pm to 1 00 am station programs across multiple markets led by WFAA WEAF WMAQ and more. Notable items include U S Marine Band performances on WEAF and WGR, Chicago Theatre Revue on WMAQ, Cook Coo Club on WTAM, and Night Hawks broadcasts from WDAF with plans to resume Sept 14.
A dense listing shows broadcast slots from 4:30 pm to 5:45 pm featuring stations KHJ KPO WCAE WGN Skeezix Time Organ 4:45 pm WPG Music CKAC WAAM WEAF Soprano Violinist WENR Program WIP Uncle Wip WJZ Orchestra WMAQ Music WSB News WOR Sports 5:30 pm CKAC Concert CNRO Stories Lullaby WCAE Uncle Kaybee Bulletins WEAF Curb stone Four Announcement WGN Concert WHK WHN WMAQ Orchestra WOR Entertainment WHAR Lecture 5:45 pm WJJD Concert WOC Concert Chimes WJZ Sport editor.
Jonathan Danvers, a millionairess father, fears fortune hunters for his daughter Dorothea. Several suitors with fortunes are considered, but flaws and past scandals complicate marriages. Dorothea laments restrictions while daydreaming of a simpler life as they debate acceptable matches. The tale continues on page four.
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