Iowa Viewpoint on Farm Relief and Washington Hope
The Iowa Viewpoint argues farm sentiment favors Wallace’s export plan and Lowden for president. It notes Senators Steck Brookhart and Norris debate relief plans, with criticisms of Lowden and concerns about Iowa’s economic position and gains in Washington.
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Mason City Globe- Gazette
Muscatine Urged to Seek Federal River Terminal
Discussion spreads over a possible Mississippi river terminal at Muscatine with engineers favoring the city as the logical site. Local debt limits, lack of city funding, and no central organization threaten municipal action while Davenport and Clinton consider bonds and Dubuque already operates a terminal. The piece ends by urging a federal decision since local financing is unavailable.
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Bouquet of praise for Iowa editors and a plea for humor
A columnist praises Herbert F. McDougal of the Fairfield Daily Ledger for his editorial collection Living Along the Way and Other Editorials. The piece urges Iowa editors to exchange ideas with humor and balance, citing a need for laughter in public life and noting other humorous writers as peers. It ends with a reflection from The Pathfinder on one sidedness and the psychology of mood.
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Fairfield Daily Ledger
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George Hise
Frank Howard
Don Berry
Fairfield
Marcelline
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Pathfinder
Magazine challenge to Medal of Honor meaning for Lindbergh
The piece notes many servicemen think Congress overdid itself by awarding the Congressional Medal of Honor to Lindbergh and argues the medal was meant for gallantry beyond the call of duty in action. It suggests soldiers misunderstand American public opinion on the issue.
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Lindbergh
Americans Both But How Different
The Cherokee Times contrasts Lindbergh with Will Rosers, noting both perform worthwhile service in creating fellowship. One is praised as modest, the other as egotistical, highlighting differing personal styles.
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Lindbergh
Will Rosers
Cherokee Times
The Smart Boy and the Shifting Generations
A Mitchell County Press reflection on the youth who flaunt wealth and know the latest trends. The piece contrasts flashy talk with real knowledge, noting time as the great leveler and advising today’s young men to seek guidance from elders and learn.
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Mitchell County Press
Corn Borer Nears Iowa as Researchers Brace for Impact
Davenport Democrat reports the European corn borer is about 200 miles from Iowa with signs of spread limited by a strong clean-up effort. Iowa State entomologist Carl J. Drake notes infestations in Michigan and the Canadian border, while parasites and cultural methods promise to curb damage. The piece also notes King Alfonso's throne dispute and a brief Indianapolis Star mention.
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Iowa
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Iowa State College
Berrien County
Michigan
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St. Claire
Davenport
Pernicious Anemia Touted as Toxemia Cure by Bodily Cleaning
A health column argues pernicious anemia stems from body toxins rather than iron deficiency, urging elimination of disease toxins via living habits and diet. It debunks spleen and bone marrow theories, promoting overall lifestyle changes for cure and prevention, with reader questions on eye swelling and non starchy vegetables.
The Struggling Man Finds Cure in Cold Treatments
A man unable to express himself loses temper and seeks relief through a cold ome therapy applied to the body. The procedure is described as a surprising remedy to calm the affected nerves and restore composure.
The Drifter Praise for the daily plodder in work
The author extols the value of steady routine and the plugger who tackles a full day of tedious tasks. He argues such people are the true backbone of society, delivering solid results without chasing inspiration. He cites Mark Twain and insists perseverance matters more than flash.
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Mark Twain
Thoxine Promises Quick Relief For Coughs
A famous physician endorses Thoxine a safe prescription that stops stubborn coughs quickly and eases sore throat. It acts on the irritation behind coughs contains no harmful drugs and is pleasant tasting for all ages. Money back guarantee. 35c 60c and 1.00 sold by Hendersons drug stores.
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Henderson’s Drug Stores
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