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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1929
Page
3
Lyrics of Life by Douglas Malloch
A poem reflects on small towns and a dreaming boy who longs for the wider world. It contrasts the allure of riches and peace with the inevitability of pain and the crowding of life. The speaker notes the boy will join the larger world someday and the wonders will become familiar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Malloch
Congressional Press Service pitches Dickinson coverage
A Burlington Gazette editorial notes a Washington based group calling itself the Congressional Press Service offers to furnish stories on Congressman Dickinson. It questions the service's influence given Dickinson's bid for the Republican U S Senate nomination in Iowa and hints at political advertising rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, D. C
Congressional Press Service
Congressman Dickinson
Dickinson
United States
Iowa
Cross-eyed Step Sister of the Big Ten Controversy
Editorials from Davenport Ottumwa and Cedar Rapids describe Iowa's ouster threat from the Big Ten. They blame Belting and Pa ge for stirring opposition while defending Iowa's rights and fairness amid a highly commercialized college football scene.
What Other Papers Think on Iowa University Ouster
A compilation of Iowa newspaper editorials reacting to Iowa University's departure from the former Big Ten. Writers converge on similar themes though differ in emphasis, reflecting broad regional sentiment about the move and its implications.
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Big Ten
Burlington Gazette
Belting
Iowa
Town University
Jessup
Paul Belting
Dr. Jessup
Cedar Rapids
Iowa University
Iowa's Big Ten Rejection Sparks Faculty Critique
The Iowa City Press Citizen critiques the nine Western conference judges after Iowa was denied reinstatement. It argues faculty control failed, calling decisions biased toward commercialism and gate receipts, and suggests Iowa may seek other football options while preserving student scholastic goals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Dean Williams
Doctor Lauer
Little Nine
Big Ten
America
Ione
Iowa City Press Citizen
State University of Iowa
A Further Study of Deafness in Youth and Daily Habits
The article outlines how hearing tends to be sharper in youth and how substances like coffee tea quinine and alcohol may dull hearing. It explains the ear’s anatomy the role of the eustachian tube and how loud noises can damage the ear drum while offering tips to protect hearing and avoid ear injuries. It also covers balance ear anatomy limits for deafened individuals and notes the continued series with expert answers on health topics.
Lime in foods and its bodily uses
Lime features among common foods and serves as a source of vitamin C and acidity. It helps digestion and supports immune function, while its citric acid contributes to flavor and food preservation.
Co-Operation Urged by Hurley Between Rail Water Lines
Secretary Hurley urges rail and water line cooperation to provide interior transportation parity with navigable streams. He lists six recommendations and outlines a national waterway policy including completing the intercoastal system in 10 years and accelerating flood control on the lower Mississippi.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hurley
Washington
River and Harbors Congress
War Department
Mississippi
National debt nears three billion after Civil War end
The United States national debt at the close of the Civil War in 1865 stood at nearly three billion dollars, marking a major fiscal milestone for the nation during Reconstruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Former Official Charged With Using Mails to Defraud
Washington reports Frederick H. Zihman, Daniel R. Crissinger and five F. H. Smith officials indicted for using the mails to defraud. Zihman, a House District of Columbia committee chairman, resigned from the board amid the probe. An indictment also names the F. H. Smith company as a corporation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Frederick H. Xihlman
Maryland
Daniel R. Crissinger
F. H. Smith Company
Investment Security House
Zihiman
Crissinger
House District of Columbia Committee
Woodruff Takes Burlington Bus Route Application Under Advisement
Fred Woodruff of the Iowa Railroad commission took Burlington Transportation’s request to operate buses between Chariton and Villisca under advisement. He will report to the other two members in Des Moines tomorrow before a decision is announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton
Fred Woodruff
Iowa Railroad Commission
Burlington Transportation Company
Villisca
Des Moines
Nu Tone Banished His Rheumatism Three Years Ago
Ottumwa resident LeRoy Warner recalls a severe sciatica rheumatism attack that left him bedridden with right side pain and a swollen knee. After failed diets and treatments, he credits Nu-Tone for relief and recovery, restoring his health and allowing him to resume daily work as a J C Penney salesman.
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Nu-Tone
LeRoy Warner
Sheridan Avenue
Ottumwa
Mr. Warner
J. C. Penney
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