Advertising Representatives and postal notice at Muscatine Iowa
Entry describes second class mail status for Muscatine Iowa under March 8 1879 act. It lists telephone numbers and directs callers to request person or department. Names advertising representatives including Cone Rothenburg NWobs inc and locations Chicago New York Kansas City Detroit Atlanta as part of Lee Newspaper Syndicate.
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Muscatine
Iowa
Chicago
New York
Kanaee City Etroit
Atlanta
Cone, Rothenburg & Nwobs, Inc
Beef Prices Stir East West Dispute In 1910s Press
The Chicago Daily Drovers Journal notes agitation over high beef prices and quality. Boston hotel dining rooms urge public to avoid beef while a chain store group warns patrons of record prices. Brooklyn housewives consider a beef boycott. Corn Belt papers protest, arguing price levels reflect market realities and harm farmers.
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Chicago Daily Drovers Journal
The
Drovers Journal
Boston
City of Boston Hotel Association
Brooklyn
Corn Belt
Santa Claus of politics sways Iowa race satire
A year after Democratic editor Frank E. Howard of the Elma New Era mocked Rep. Gilbert Haugen, a parody letter to Virginia from a fanciful congressional Santa Claus appears. It cautions about prosperity schemes and mocks political promises as the Northwood race outlook hints at Howard’s possible 1923 comeback.
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Frank E. Howard
Elma
Santa Claus
New York
Virginia O'Hanlon
Immortal Newspaper
Elma New Era
Haugen
Washington
Virginia
Wood
Howard County Times
Calvin
Prosperity
Santa
Iowa
Mason City Globe-Gazette
Howard
Editorial Drift: Judge Kenyon and Newspaper Life Compared
The Marshalltown Times-Republican weighs the tensions between being a judge and an editor. It notes editors face public scorn and legal limits, while judges are less attacked, and suggests Kenyon should stay in his current role for stability and honor.
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Kenyon
Lafe Young
Brick Trust
Cement Trust
Marshalltown Times-Republican
Governor Hammill Backs State Bond Issue For Roads
The Times-Republican reports Governor Hammill supports a state bond issue to pave primary highways and calls for a special session if lawmakers pledge to submit the question. Fifty eight of ninety nine counties already favor paving with county bonds and two thirds may soon join.
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Hammill
Iowa
Wayne County
Times-Republican
T.R
the Times-Republican
Marshalltown
Americanization Needed Amid Chicago Gang War Turmoil
Beloit Daily News reports Chicago faces a deadly gang conflict with bombs, machine guns, and rival hangouts. Police plead for peace as Mayor and media blame radicalism and alcohol laws, while officials struggle to curb hijacking, bootlegging, and gambling in a chaotic metropolis.
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Chicago
George
Falstaff
America First
Wisconsin
Russia
America
Metropolis
Beloit
Wis
Daily News
Government by Commission Proposed for Communications
Ohio State Journal argues against a joint plan by Senators Couzens and Watson to create a five member communications commission. The proposal would regulate radio telephone and telegraph activities with centralized Washington headquarters and reduce public access. The piece contends commissions distance regulators from users and questions centralization as a response to public demands.
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Couzens
Michigan
Watson
Indiana
Communications Commission
Radio Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Commission
Ohio State Journal
Dangerous Editorial Warning In Northwood Anchor
A Northwood Anchor item praises W Earl Hall Mason City Globe Gazette editor who was to speak at a Northwood business luncheon. The letter warns Republicans under 70 risk cataclysmic consequences in the Fourth district and urges ignoring Hall’s Memorial Day address. Also notes another setback for Lowden in Iowa with Chairman Lunds showdown letter.
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Northwood
W. Earl Hall
Mason City Globe Gazette
Fourth
Earl
Hall
Frank E. Howard
Elma New Era
Health and Diet Advice by Dr Frank McCoy
Dr McCoy urges readers to seek diverse medical opinions and argues for cross specialty consultation. Judge Stephens advocates courtroom style critique in hospital staff meetings to improve patient care and cooperation. Readers may send health questions to Muscatine Journal for guidance on diet and exercise.
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The
Allopathic Medical Association
Stephens
Sleep Advice for a Sleepy Student
A high school girl asks for guidance on persistent sleepiness. The answer suggests that if eight hours of sleep do not refresh her, her body may be burdened with poisons or toxins requiring further assessment.
Reducing Hip and Buttock Fat Through Regular Walking
Short daily walks of at least five miles are suggested to help reduce hip and buttock fat. A steady pace over time supports calorie burn and toning in the targeted areas.
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L. S
The Drifter and the Gloomy View of Civilization
The speaker disputes pessimistic takes on American culture, arguing that while aesthetics may be low by ideal standards, past civilizations also suffered large inequities. He notes ancient Rome and Greece depended on slavery and that Renaissance literacy was limited, challenging the notion of universal cultural enlightenment.
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Pericles
Michel Angelo
Cellini
Ovid
Horace
Europe
Thoughts on intelligence and social class by Mark Byers
The author argues that brilliant minds exist across society, not just elites, and that education and culture are increasingly accessible. He challenges the notion of a doomed future under wealth concentration, asserting science shows intelligence is not exclusive to any class and that the mass gains can fuel civilization.
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Milton
Mark Byers
District Tennis Rankings Announced by Shaw in 1927 list
H. G. Shaw, president of the Mississippi Valley District Tennis association, released the 1927 official rankings. Top players include Merle Robbins of Ames, Frank Brody of Des Moines, George Struble of Toledo, Harry Elliott and several others from Des Moines Iowa City and Burlington.
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Mississippi Valley District Tennis Association
H. G. Shaw
Merle Robbins
Ames
Frank Brody
Des Moines
George Struble
Toledo
Harry Elliott
Imy Albert
Iowa City
Bob Conrad
Burlington
Frank Wegener, Jr
Max Everett
Des
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Health and Diet Advice
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