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Newspaper

Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Dec 06, 1927

Page

3

Journal and News-Tribune Consolidation

The Journal and News-Tribune merged on September 2, 1918 marking a consolidation of two historic papers that began in 1840 and 1848 and followed by a 1887 merger with the News-Examiner in early 1280 era references.

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National Association of Owners of Railroad and Public Utility Securities

A columnist notes a new group representing 70 million U S security holders including life insurers banks and college trusts aims to push fair valuation for rates and argues government regulation of business is here to stay opposing broad government non intervention.

Railroad Interstate Commerce Commission United States Teddy Republic

Central factors shaping a new congress and government role

The opening day of the new congress signals no clear results and centers on government participation in business. Key debates include farm relief, flood and food relief, Muscle Shoals, Boulder Dam, St. Lawrence waterway, and inland waterways, with questions about how central government should act and whom it serves.

McGuffey William Hard Congress Muscle Shoals Boulder Dam St. Lawrence Waterway Inland Waterways Corporation

Voter Guidance on Congress and Federal Business Intervention

The writer notes that political advantage will shape actions in 1928 and argues federal intervention in business underlies much political discussion, urging voters to consider this context when evaluating Congress and policy moves.

Congress

Yale Students Earn Big Money While In School

Yale University reports that one third of its students self funded, earning a total of 593679.67 in a year with 350856.17 during term time. The Student Laundry and Pressing agencies employed 88 students, dining hall work supported 516, and others sold items. the piece notes students increasingly work to buy lifestyle items.

Yale University Yale

Warning to a heedless world about pearls and tears of blood

An opinion piece今年 laments science neglecting strange reports of color-changing ancestral pearls tied to German deaths and Theresa Neumann of Konnersreuth who reportedly regains sight and sheds tears of blood. It urges urgent action by the International Congress for Psychic Research and a League of Nations inquiry.

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BALKING ROAD PROGRESS ACROSS IOWA STATES HIGHWAY GAPS

The Mason City Globe-Gazette reports Hardin county blocks paving of the Lincoln highway gap while Story county leans against paving and questions the highway commission powers to close the gap. The dispute centers on a north south cross state route and the east west Lincoln and Jefferson highways amid Iowa law disputes.

Iowa Des Moines Chicago Hardin County State Highway Commission Story County Skromme Lincoln Mason City

Building to Last Reflects on Home and Duty

The Drifter in La Crosse Tribune urges older generations to model wholesome virtues at home. He argues that stable families depend on permanent, moderate, affectionate conduct and that blame for societal ills lies with those who fail to live by these values. He calls individuals to direct effort to restore home life.

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Unknown candidate would beat Al Smith if Cal Roe runs

A congressman reports Cal claimed someone would beat Al Smith if he did not run. the response declares the would be candidate remains unknown and cannot be revealed to avoid confrontation and public meddling.

Congress Cal al Smith Evanston Helen Maria Chicago Tribune

Business Leaders Backing Farm Plan Signals Shifts

Wallace's Farmer reports that business men show growing openness to the McNary Haugen farm program. As they study the farm conditions and hear arguments from west and south business backers, their support for farm legislation appears to rise.

McNary-Haugen Wallace

A Good Curative Diet Promised In Health Column

The article argues that people seek easy cures but true health requires studying diet to prevent pain and death. It urges starting diet changes now, offers a piece called A Good Curative Diet, and cites Dr McCoy via Muscatine Journal. It includes reader questions on eye care, honey as a food, and ice versus heat for threatened appendicitis.

River Jordan

Musterole promotes relief for colds and assorted pains

Musterole is a mustard oil ointment praised by nurses and doctors for cold relief. It promises a warm tingling sensation as it soothes and penetrates, helping with bronchitis sore throat stiff neck pleurisy rheumatism and other pains.

Request for full details to send article on pyelitis

The writer asks for the reader’s full name and address to mail the pyelitis article. The responder notes initials alone are insufficient and offers to send the piece once a complete address is provided.

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A Plea for Civil Discourse in a Presidential Year

A plain citizen urges voters to view political opponents as balanced contributors rather than devils. He argues for full discussion of issues, fairness, and no hard feelings after elections, noting possibilities for changed minds a decade hence.

Phillips' Milk of Magnesia offers fast stomach relief

An advertisement extols Phillips Milk of Magnesia as a safe alkali that neutralizes stomach acid quickly. It claims a five minute relief from pain and emphasizes its 50 years as the standard antacid prescribed by physicians. The product is advertised as genuine Phillips Milk of Magnesia with prices 25c and 50c per bottle.

Phillips Magnesia U. S Charles H. Phillips Chemical Company Charles H. Phillips

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