Journal News Tribune merger history note
A historic note records that the Journal and News Tribune merged on September 2, 191% forming a consolidated newspaper lineage dating back to 1887 and earlier, tracing origins to the Journal established in 1540 and News established in 1589.
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THE
Muscatine Journal and News-Tribune
Clyde R. Rabedlaux
Fu Blisher
George S. Hinshaw
Journal
Tribune
News
News and Tribune
Journal and News-Tribune
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch
A poetic meditation on identity and human nature. The speaker moves through contrasts of sinner and saint, brave and weak, rich and poor, acknowledging both noble thoughts and temptations. The poem reflects on how all people embody a mix of good and bad as fate dictates.
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Douglas Malloch
Gale
No Fear of Gossip Shapes William City Intellectuals
A reprint of Jim Tully’s advice advocates ignoring small town gossip and societal judgment. It argues fear of what others say mars growth in colleges, media figures, and public life, praising fearless writers like Mencken and historic braves such as Cellini and Casanova for their courage and honesty.
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H. N. Swanson
Interesting
Jim Tully
John Gilbert
America
White House
Fach
Board of Directors
Hollywood
H. L. Mencken
Cellini
Casanova
Stendhal
Rousseau
McCormick backs referendum in Illinois fight
The Ohio State Journal notes Mrs. McCormick will abide by the November referendum on alcohol. She clarifies she is dry and will support the side she prefers while respecting majority wishes, a stance not opposing Jim Ham Lewis. The paper also highlights falling platinum prices as encouraging for farmers.
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Ilinois
Jim Ham Lewis
McCormick
Ohio State Journal
A Dangerous Psychology Behind Adolescent Fame Seekers
The Philadelphia Bulletin comments on youths who seek notoriety through useless but unusual acts such as stunts, daring feats, or performances. It notes a shared craving for attention, a belief in easy rewards, and a corrosive mindset that may lead to worse, ill paid work or misbehavior.
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Niagara
Juvenilia
Philadelphia Bulletin
Royal birth sparks talk of a potential queen and a reshaped throne
The piece weighs the birth of a second daughter to the Duke and Duchess of York and the pressure on Prince Edward to marry. It questions if a reigning queen could emerge to rally the people and hints at a possible Elizabethan era revival. The column shifts to cotton golf, roads, and rural life as urban growth reshapes demographics by 1940.
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Great Britain
Duchess of York
Margaret
Prince of Wales
George
York
Lieut. Osborne
Marlowes
Elizabeth
England
Edward
St. Louis
Mr. Blaine
Thomas B. Reed
Eugene Hale
William P. Frye
Republican Party
Blaine
United States
Bangor Commercial
Tiny picture fun and a traveling show in Tinymite tale
The Tinymites pose for a series of playful photographs as the Camera Man snaps each one. Scouts tease Clowny to laugh, but he stays still and proud. A quirky Greek mover watches as the group lines up. The Travel Man collects payment and the scene ends with a quirky note about next story and a 1930 breakfast and meal plan.
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Clowny
Wee Coppy
Carpy
Tinymites
NEA Service, Inc
Daily Menus Include Breakfast Lunch and Dinner Plan
Sunday meals feature breakfast of melon and broiled bacon with waffles. Lunch offers ice cream with fresh peaches. Dinner includes celery soup baked chicken carrots peas and a gelatin salad. Monday begins with similar meal notes.
Lemon Rinse Hair Color and Urticaria Health Q and A
A vintage column includes a lemon rinse for light brown hair to preserve color and a medical Q and A addressing urticaria and headaches. Remedies suggest distilled water with minimal lemon juice, dietary changes, enemas, and medical evaluation for high blood pressure.
Ukulele Ike Ordered to Pay $250 Weekly Alimony
Cliff Edwards known as Ukulele Ike must pay his estranged wife Irene Edwards $250 weekly alimony while divorce action proceeds. The court issued the order after Mrs Edwards claimed he earned about 1500 weekly and needed support to sustain social position. Edwards said he had no money and he signed over 150000 in community property at separation. he is contesting the settlement.
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Los Angeles
Cliff Edwards
Ike
Irene Edwards
Edwards
Man Burned When Chemicals In Clothes Explode
Newton, Iowa August 29 AP Lyle Capron aged 30 was seriously burned when chemicals saturated in his clothing exploded due to friction. Bystanders smothered the flames with a blanket after he sprayed thistles with chlorate of lime and became soaked.
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Newton, Ia
Lyle Capron
Newton
Gly-Cas Saves Coffeyville Woman From Stomach Ills And Neuritis
Mrs J A Coy of Coffeyville Kansas reports complete relief from stomach trouble and neuritis after using Gly-Cas. She credits improved digestion appetite and energy to the remedy and notes one box helped, five created a new woman. Gly-Cas is sold by J J Havercamps in Muscatine and by local druggists.
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J. A. Coy
West
Lincoln
Coffeyville, Kansas
J. J. Havercamp
Mooney case and public opinion in the New York intelligentsia
The author, Jay E. House, argues that public prints reveal little about Mooney's guilt or innocence. He notes the New York intelligentsia's concern over perceived injustice but concludes Mooney was guilty, challenging the intelligentsia as reliably correct on public matters.
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Mooney
New York Intelligentsia
Jay E. House
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NEA Service. Inc
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R C McCoy
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