City convenience agencies listed by The Journal
The Journal identifies multiple local convenience businesses including Hast Ail on East 2nd Street, Southb Muscatine Totborg Bros grocery on Oregon Street, W. C. A. Busch's Drug Store on Hershey Avenue, Kecklerville Chayka's Grocery on West Hill, J. H. Fuller Grocery, and Wm. Van Zy Grocery.
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Hast Ail
Hurlbut
East 2Nd Street
Southb
Muscatine
Totborg Bros
Oregon Street
W. C. A. Busch’s
Hershey Avenue
Kecklerville
Chayka’s
West Hill
J. H. Fuller
Wm. van Zy
Iowa Private Branch Exchange Directory Numbers
When an operator answers ask for the person or department number. Listings include No. 1 F. D. Throop publisher No. 2 managing editor No. 8 city editor No. 4 society editor No. 5 composing room No. 6 mailing room No. 7 H. FE. Dreler ad mgr For the business office call either number 26 or 27 Mississippi Valley No. 5.
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Iowa
F. D. Throop
H. FE. Dreler
Adv
Mississippi Valley
Kansas City Divorce Sought Over Husband Nagging Spirit
A Kansas City man seeks a divorce claiming his wife nags him by astral projection and spectral harassment. The case raises questions about how such claims would be treated in court and what constitutes grounds for separation.
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Kansas City
Wiffe
Kansas City Journal
Kansas City Paper
Journal
Uncanny Talk Of Domestic Torture In Husband Wives
The passage suggests a skeptical view of a proposed revelation about domestic life. It notes possible unhappiness for the husband and questions any exceptional comfort for the average wife. The Kansas City Journal calls the proceedings uncanny and likens them to Black Art, hoping they do not replace traditional domestic tensions.
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Kansas City Journal
Lorimer Senate Seat Declared Valid by Committee
A senate privileges and elections committee majority report concludes Lorimer's title to the seat is valid. Two members dissented while one supported tainted votes. the report admits possible corruption but says insufficient proof brands Lorimer himself complicit or tainted votes enough to remove his constitutional majority. The Washington Star noted the election purity dilemma as a binary choice.
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Senate Committee On Privileges and Elections
Lorimer
Senate
Washington Star
Committee On Privileges and Elections
Shortest Day Prompts Cheer for January Bills
The Chicago Record-Herald notes yesterday was the year's shortest day and that days will grow longer from today, hoping this reminder eases worry about January bills for the man facing them.
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The
Chicago Record-Herald
Tawney Seen As Panama Canal Governor Candidate
Congress man Tawney of Minnesota, defeated for renomination, is endorsed by Republicans and Democrats for a good appointment in the canal zone. For twenty years he chaired the appropriations committee, scrutinizing over five hundred million dollars. He leaves Congress with little wealth and refuses to bow to Baal. Republicans nationwide hope Taft will find him a suitable post.
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Cedar Falls
Tawney
Minnesota
Canal Zone
Panama
Congress
Appropriations
Baal
California health board estimates child costs and future value
The California state board of health reports that building a child from birth to twenty costs about 4 150 with an end value near 4 000. It also places a thirty year old man's worth around 16 000 to 34 000 with net earnings about 12 900 and growth costs 10 150, yielding a net gain of 5 850.
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Ottumwa
California State Board of Health
Illinois lawmakers urge Lorimer resignation for vindication
Marshalltown Times-Republican suggests some Illinois legislators view Lorimer should resign to seek vindication and imply they would support a deal at higher rates than those in the original arrangement.
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Marshalltown
Illinois
Lorimer
Democrats Split on Tariff Revision Opinion, Poll Finds
A Cedar Rapids Gazette reader poll indicates many Democrats show tepid support for tariff reform, suggesting limited appetite for sweeping changes. The piece notes cross-party unease and hints at broader political implications.
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Cedar Rapids Gazette
National House
Reminiscences of Long Ago from a Crystal-Paned Drawing Room
A snow storm traps memory in a social gathering at the Dandridge home. Mrs Dandridge contemplates charity and Christmas gifts while Doctor Bersonin plans a visit. Patsy notes the absence of a Japanese head boy interpreter and recalls a Monterey winter with Barbara.
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Dandridge
Barbara
Patricia
Depot Rising at Columbus Junction With Large West Wing
Forty years ago the town reported a new depot under construction at Columbus Junction described as among the largest and finest in the west. It would be 40 feet deep with two 80 foot fronts and serve as a major regional facility.
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Columbus Junction
Holiday rush as carriages bustle with passengers
Eight decades ago reports describe carriages carrying ladies in holiday trade as both country and city folk flock to crowded scenes, moving with rapid activity. The item highlights a lively, bustling scene of leisure and commerce in motion.
West Hill students enjoy grapho phone concert finale
Ten years ago the scholars of West Hill school were treated to a grapho phone concert by Edward Schmidt. They said they were delighted and called it a fitting finale to the term.
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West Hill School
Edward Schmidt
The Kingdom of Slender Swords Chapter VI Continued
Barbara and Haru discuss names and East West contrasts inside a Japanese house. Haru describes her small home and family while Barbara imagines romance, then a wolf-hound’s bay interrupts as the Ambassador jokes about earthquakes and Shira the dog from Moscow.
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Port Arthur
Barbara
Haru
Japan
P’r’aps
Patricia
Ned
Mrs. Dandridge
Messina
Shira
Moscow
The Tariff Question and House Schedules
The speaker argues tariffs should be handled one schedule at a time. Tariff Republicans favor revenue tariffs but oppose protective measures when their constituents are affected. They act as strong protectionists only when the issue arises.
Wealth gap fears fade as Iowa shows bank deposits rise
The Dubuque Times Journal notes that fears of growing millionaire wealth outpacing common folk fade when Iowa posts a population decline alongside rising bank deposits and increasing farm land values.
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Dubuque
British election results show loyalty to first convictions
The results do not shift party alignments or clarify key issues, yet they reveal the public’s steady loyalty to initial beliefs. The piece notes the elections’ noise but argues the outcome leaves fundamentals unchanged.
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Waterloo
Roosevelt to write on abandoned farms in New York
It is announced that Colonel Roosevelt will write a series of articles on the abandoned farms of New York. The initial idea of a piece titled The Abandoned Leader seems to have been mistaken.
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Burlington
Rochester
E. A. Ross
Sharon, Mercer Co
Senator Young Advertises Largely in His Own Paper
Cedar Rapids Republican notes that Senator Young relies heavily on his own newspaper for advertising, using liberal portions of it rather than depending on other papers, a distinct advantage he enjoys.
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Cedar Rapids
Senator Young
Iowans Move Fortunes to Kaliforny For California Aid
The Marion Register notes many Iowans with fortunes have sent funds to California, spending lavishly from Iowa wealth to aid the Golden State, preventing its starvation or distress.
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Marion Register
Reputable Cedar Rapids paper mocks female figure in hobble skirt
The Cedar Rapids Republican condemns a "lovely woman" in a hobble skirt by likening her to a chicken with legs tied, provoking a publicized editorial remark amid national debates on attire and propriety.
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Oskaloosa Herald
The
Cedar Rapids Republican
Minister’s remark on young women choosing marriage
A Keokuk Gate City report quotes a minister who says many young women favor marriage over missionary work. He argues marriage sessions include missionary duties, implying a blend of roles in domestic life.
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Keokuk Gate City
Billy Sunday still has time for Christmas plans
Waterloo Reporter notes that Billy Sunday still has the time and key essentials to prepare for Christmas activities, with emphasis on keeping traditions and family gatherings intact.
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Waterloo
Billy
Doctor Bersonin and the Ambassador in a Studious Pause
Barbara watches as the Ambassador speaks with Doctor Bersonin in the study. She idly sorts photographs on the table and contemplates captions like English as she is tapped and scenes from Enoshima. The scene shifts to her changing mood as the conversation continues.
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Enoshima
Fuji Mount
To Be Continued Hint In A Farther Room
A fragment notes a character drawn to a distant room where something said catches her attention, leaving readers awaiting the continuation of the scene. The line hints at intrigue and upcoming developments without revealing specifics.
Sleep Angel Poem By Frank Glazer Heaton
Literary note presents a poem about the Sleep Angel, gray wings, pale roses, and a quiet presence that bends over sleeping children. It describes the angel kissing foreheads and drawing blinds as drowsy eyes close, a mysterious unseen visitor in the night.
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Frank Glazer Heaton
Whispering in the Gloom and a Mother's Dear Eyes
The excerpt paints a mood of quiet listening in darkness and a mother’s affectionate gaze. It reflects intimate domestic imagery from a January issue of a women’s magazine.
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New Idea Woman’s Magazine
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the Journal BY Journal Printing CO
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Lee Newspaper Syndicate
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Iowa Evening Press Association
New York
West 38Rd Street
Payne & Young
Chicago
Marquette Building
Daily Journal
Beml
Bk On
Journal Agencies
Ostetter
Rodney
Kingdom OF Slender
Hallie Erminie Rives
Satan Sanderson
the Castaway
Mama-San
Papa-San
Don
Chapter
Aids
Dr. Pierce
Golden Medical
Nature
SLEEP
Ra Eaatne
EY. Gee Y Arts Hair Restorer
Wm. Crook
Rochester, N. Y
WYETH
Stephen Bacon
Wyeth Chemical Company
A. W. Morgan’s
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