Daily Journal Advertises Subscriptions and Contacts
The Daily Journal proclaims circulation lead over rivals in Muscatine and offers city delivery for ten cents per week, with annual subscriptions in the U S and Canada. It lists advertising reps in Chicago, Detroit, Atlanta, and other cities, plus department numbers and staff roles for business and editorial offices.
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Daily Journal
Math Ooceyee Ee Soc
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Chicaxo
Cona Lorenzen & Woodsman
Debate Over National Draft Law and Defense Policy
A columnist argues against the new defense act mandating National Guard service for 18 to 45 year olds during peacetime. The piece asserts the draft would harm morale, fail to boost preparedness, and urges building a strong reserve rather than forcing a citizen army, noting current guard weaknesses and public patriotism in Muscatine and similar towns. It contends local enlistment would remain steady without broad drafts.
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United States
Mable Cor
National Guard
Entro Army
Washington’s Hesitation on War Powered by Czars
The text argues that expanding presidential powers to czarlike authority would not better prepare the United States for war. It contends that true military efficiency comes from guns and trained men, and criticizes Washington for not grasping the moral lessons of the European conflict.
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United States
Russia
Washington
Lincoln statue by George Grey Barnard praised in The Outlook
A long excerpt discusses George Grey Barnard's Lincoln statue unveiled in New York and soon to move to Cincinnati. It praises the sculptor's method based on Lincoln’s death mask and notes Theodore Roosevelt’s remark on seeing the statue. The piece highlights the statue’s symbolic, universal portrayal and contrasts portraiture with symbolic sculpture.
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Lincoln
Abraham Lincoln
Muscatine
George Grey Barnard
Union Theological Seminary
New York
Cincinnati
Theodore Reosevelt
Barnard
Christ
Suile
Speedway Liniment Claim Adverts Worth Buying
Regal product promotion touts Speedway Liniment as a family remedy for bowed tendons rheumatism and muscular strains. It claims quick relief with no staining and offers a money back guarantee via Harborscamp's Prescription Drug Store with bottles in 250 600 and 4.00 sizes.
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Harborcamp
It May Be Your Daughter at Gayety Theatre
Coming to Gayety Theatre for Monday and Tuesday, It May Be Your Daughter presents a strong melodrama using a story within a story structure. A young woman estranged from her mother is guided by Ruth Thompson and a clergyman to confront her past, while a kidnapping plot and a policeman’s climax reveal fate, redemption, and Ruth’s vow to aid repentant girls.
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Gayety
Ruth Thompson
Ruth
Salvatore
Sualvatore'n
Ax Salevatore
Sina
Society CAPPA Delta Sorority Meets at Nietzel Home
The Kappa Delta Sorority gathered at Mrs. Robert Nietzel’s Grandview Ave home for an evening of mute and guessing games. Frances Nietzel and Catherine Liebbe won the contest. A luncheon with Christmas decorations and candle holders was served. Guest Miay Moleno Me Courtney of Rock Island attended. Next meeting planned with Frances and Elda Nietzer at their home on Hershey Ave on January 15.
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Cappa Delta Sorority
Nietzel
Kappa Delta Sorority
Robert Nietzel
Grandview Avenue
Frances Nietzel
Catherine Liebbe
Miay Moleno
Courtney
Rock Island
Frances and
Elda Nietzer
Oer
Hershey Avenue
Cavalry Commander resigns post in town guard
Captain W. R. MacGregor, commandant of a town National Guard cavalry troop in Des Moines, resigns after troopers refused an oath. The unit later returned home en masse, drawing nationwide attention and invitations for MacGregor to visit various towns where he is a physician.
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McGregor
Ony
National Guard
MacGregor
Branch Jown
Mac
Gregor
Ft Tx
Donk
MacGregor Jx
Hix Command Fx
Donna
Texas
Labor Shortage in the U S After European War
Columbus Ohio December 29 United States will have capital after the clone of the European war but not enough labor to employ it George E Roberts National City Bank of New York spoke at the final session of four national sociological and economic society conventions He said labor from Europe and capital in America must unite and noted gold may move to Europe rather than people to America He criticized the federal reserve system and warned of ongoing effects on prices due to gold transfers and broader monetary shifts
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Columbus
Ohio
United States
George E. Roberts
National City Bank of New York
National Sociological and Economic Society
Europe
America
Roberts
Federal Reserve
Roberts Onal
Suit Continues In Court Today In Fountain Note Case
After nearly two days of hear tng and evidence the suit to recover 240 dollars interest on a note alleged to have been given by B F Fountain a Mind City farmer proceeded in the city hall before Justice H T Murdock Bloomington township. The jury includes Chas Fox Goo Detthor James Warrin Chas Schultz John Rateing Henry Seefeldt. Attorneys J C Coster and J J Flabburn for the plaintiff and C P Hanley for the defendant.
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Grimm
B. F. Fountain
Ih. T. Murdock
Bloomington Township
Chas
Fox
Goo
Detthor
James Twarrln
Schultz
John Rateuig
Henry Seefeldt
J. C. Coster
J. J. Flabburn
Plainiff
C. P. Hanley
Aledo teacher Moore sent to jail after high court ruling
Sidney Moore, former Viola schools superintendent, had been convicted last April of assaulting pupil Ti sie M. Stoner and sentenced to 7 to 14 years. On Tuesday night he was turned over to Sheriff Lutrell after the Illinois Supreme Court affirmed the local circuit court judgment. Moore had stayed in heavy bonds pending a family appeal seeking no rehearing.
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Aledo
Dee
Sidney TL. Moore
Viola Schools
Tisie M. Stoner
Lutrell
Mindy Supreme Court
Effentt Court
Moore
Cts
Supreme Court
State employees demand higher wages from legislature
More than 200 state capitol workers plan to appeal to the coming session for increased pay, citing the high cost of living as a reason. Sponsors seek a 10 percent raise across departments. In Iowa City two boys, Carl Schillig and Volney Wonslick, are hospitalized in critical condition after a sled collision with a motor track. skull fractures and internal injuries were reported. The Panama Canal record for fastest transit was lowered to six hours and twenty minutes by the liner Acajutla on December 17, surpassing the previous best by five minutes. Twin sons were born yesterday to Mr and Mrs Charles Reynolds of 1014 Lombard Street.
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Two Hart
Towa City
Carl Schillig
Volney Wonslick
Panama
Washington
DD. C
Theo
Panama Canal
Pacific Steam Navigation
Acajutla
Local News Briefs and Social Notes
John Eversmeyer of Los Angeles returns to town to settle, after two years away. District Court Clerk R G Tipton issues wedding licenses to Walter Burtischer with Florence Narvin and GC Walther with Lucille Douglass. The Welmot Goongwin Concert set for January 2 at Congregational church. Tickets sold at McBride Cope’s and Haverkamp’s Drug Store. Grace and Janda Leysen, visiting parents Mr and Mrs Chas Leysen on Lucas Street, depart for Chicago. Wm Nestlebush of Omaha visits daughter Mrs Cal Towers and son J W Nestlebush. Nestlebush formerly lived in Mancatine, has spent 30 years in Nebraska city.
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R. G. Tipton
Wedding Leenser
Walter C. Burtischer
Florence A. Narvin
GC. Walther
Lucille Douglass
Welmot-Goongwin
Congregational
Hershey Hospital
McBride & Cope's
Havercamp's
Grace
Janda Leyson
Chas, C. Leysen
Lucas Street
Chicago
Wm. Nestlebush
Omaha
Neb
Cal Towers
West Front Street
J. W. Nestlebush
East Third Street
Nestlebush
Mancatine
Nebraska City
Finance Committee to meet with Post Commander at Memorial Hall
Virginia Minnesota reports six Industrial Workers of the World members arrested for distributing strike handbills aiming to block lumber mills and yards. The strike called for yesterday failed to materialize, mill officials state.
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Memorial Hall
Wudit Pooks
A. Angle
H W.ow
Virginia
Minn
Industrial Workers of the World
Bible Scholar Claims Early Censors Alter Proverbs
Philadelphia December 29 Professor Paul Haupt of Johns Hopkins told the Society of Biblical Literature and Exegesis at Haverford that early biblical editors censored passages. He cited Proverbs 23, discussed wedding wine, and argued miracles like Cana and Lazarus should be read allegorically, noting no real miracles.
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Philadelphia
Paul Haupt
Johns Hopkins University
Society of Biblical Literature and Lexegesis
Haverford
Haupt
Cana
Christ
Lazarus
Wife of Surgeon Die in Chicago Window Jump
Mrs. Clinton C. Colfer wife of Dr Clinton C Colfer jumped from a sixth story window of Hahnemann hospital Chicago and was killed. She occupied a private room where her baby was born three weeks ago.
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Associated Prain
Chicago
Clinton C. Collier
Clinton C. Colfer
Hahnemann Hospital
Choice Buff Plymouth Rock Cockerels For Sale
John G. Gray of Wilton Junction Iowa offers buff Plymouth Rock cockerels and a stud mare with a buyer notice for December 7. Contact fisher at 605 2nd St for details.
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Plymouth
John G. Gray
Wilton Junction
Iowa
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