The Journal By Journal Printing Co Muscatine Ad
The Journal Printing Co defends its Muscatine edition against rivals, praising its news coverage, editors, and state and national reporting. It argues strong local competition benefits readers and invites comparison with other Muscatine enterprises.
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Stop Leol Listen printed on front page warning
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes Mr Bryan printed Stop Leol Listen across its front page, a warning to the public. The Burlington Gazette reports J Enrich Johnson in West Burlington battles over reorganizing the Republican party amid a Democratic wave.
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Burlington Gazette
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Local reminiscence on youth and shoes in old days
A concise reminiscence recalls the period of youth when new shoes marked beginnings and few people ever fully move beyond that moment. The dialectal note hints at shared memory and nostalgia for a past era and its rites of passage.
Farmer Burns Delivers Impressively Quiet Temperance Talk
In Dubuque, Farmer Burns spoke for two years at age and described his training and health regime. He argued abstinence from liquor and other habits strengthened his body and mental control. He noted his rival Breeding Keegan appeared in the same event and stressed discipline as key to wrestling prowess.
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Fifteen Parties Entitled to Ballot in June Primary
In December 6 report from Teg Movies, Iowa, the secretary of state W C Hayward confirms fifteen parties will be on the June 2014 primary ballot. The list includes Republican, Democratic, Progressive, Socialist, and Prohibition, with state presidential votes totaling over 492 000 and county results showing Clarke 184 750 and Dunn 182 441.
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Taft and political clashes highlighted in old editorials
Sioux City Tribune comments on Taft’s trade policy and tariff tactics. The Nonpareil notes crowding at a Democratic counter with police involvement. Iowa figures plan to press claims in Washington. Des Moines Register cites Taft brother’s $150,000 campaign donation and questions its impact.
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Prize Hair Advice From Hall's Hair Regimen
An old fragment praises rich attractive hair and urges consulting a hair expert for better digestion strong nerves and a fuller look. The passage promotes Hall's regimen as the solution and hints at life improvement through improved hair.
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Sage Tea for Hair Color Restorer Promoted
An old idea of using Sage to restore hair color is revived with Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Hair Remedy. The product combines sage and sulfur to darken and nourish the scalp, promising quick results and a money back guarantee if not as advertised.
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Reminiscences of Long Ago Fifty Years Ago
A column recalls events from five decades past noting Mr Evans finding a pair of large egg shaped pearls in Thanksgiving oysters and a marriage license issued for Miss Benson to Bodman and others. It covers arm injuries, a church band’s success, funeral travels, and local club formation over twenty years.
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Grain men heard on New Orleans rates
Grain men from Kansas City St Louis Omaha and other western points testified before Special Examiner C H Marshall of the Interstate Commerce Commission at a hearing on grain rates to New Orleans for export. The rate was recently lowered and both grain and railroad men seek restoration.
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Explosion Reported on Illinois Farm Quiet with No Injuries
An explosion occurred Thursday on a farm in Illinois belonging to William Grossklans and operated by tenant George Dance. The gasoline corn shredder blew up but no injuries were reported, and the farm sits about a mile north of the bridge on the Illinois side.
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Basketball Games at Y M C A Tonight
A basketball tournament at the Y M C A features Goodia clay versus Seniors and Dunkers versus Cubs as teams vie for the city championship this evening.
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Mrs Ladugue Acquitted in Unwritten Law Murder Case
Dallas Texas December trial ends with Minnie Ladugue cleared of murdering her husband W H Ladugue last summer due to his alleged attentions to other women. Jury finds it a clear unwritten law case.
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W. H. Laduque
Munyon’s Cold Remedy Advertises Quick Cold Relief
Quick acting Munyon’s Cold Remedy claims to relieve head and throat pains fevers and nasal discharges within moments. It purportedly conquers grip coughs and prevents pneumonia all for two shillings by all druggists. Ady.
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