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Circulation guaranteed and several agencies listed for the Daily Journal and Semi Weekly Journal distribution. Details include delivery by carrier, weekly and yearly rates, and agency locations in East Hil, Hurlbut Grocery, Tobart Brow, Cravlin's Grocery, and Corona Bros' Grocery.
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Bepr
Schbickee
Loren Lan
Ballers Mullane
New
Fark—Cone
Lorenzen & Woodman
Grunawick
Kanne
Cone
Lorenzen & Woodmap
Gumbel Bulldiox
Daily Journal
Werkly
Mall Pavers
Vance
Jourwal Aginciosa
Hag Vatannehad
Fragmentary OCR Note on Officials and Numbers
Fragmentary text lists names and numbers, appears to be a damaged notice or ledger. Mentions Jown Private Drane and various codes, departments, and office numbers with unclear context. Some lines reference dates or titles but readability is too poor for precise meaning.
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Slephoves
Taran
Meyianar
The Blighting Power of Scandal in Society
A dated meditation on scandal detailing its swift reach and destructive effect. It argues reputations collapse under reckless talk, harming the innocent and guilty alike, with echoes of moral decay and social ruin.
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Cynlc
Latin Language Dropped in South and Central American Schools
Dr Holgar Brane son of the U S Bureau of Education reports a widespread halt to Latin study in secondary schools of Latin America The push toward modern languages and secular reforms is cited as the main reason with church state factors also noted Some southern republics have even forbidden Latin instruction by statute.
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Holgar BE. Braneson
U. S. Bureau of Education
South
Central America
Latin- America
Brandon
Central and
South America
Anserta
Legislative Prayers and Graft Critique in Tama News
The Tama News denounces daily prayers at state legislature as a petty graft costing ten dollars per day. It critiques the routine five minute mumble by preachers, notes frequent absence of a quorum for prayer, and questions the expense tied to opening sessions with prayer. The paper refrains from judging the practice but mocks the ceremonial opening.
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Eisher House
Tama News
Coxa
Dubuque
Rowdlew
Washington
Rodlom
Prayer in Legislature Raises Debate Over Its Value
The piece argues over legislative prayers and their role, noting concerns about religiosity and corruption while acknowledging the potential benefit of prayer for lawmakers. It questions abolishing the practice, suggesting it might spur self-reflection and accountability among legislators.
Unverified Tuberculosis Cure Claim Stirs Debate
The article reports on Dr. Friedmann, a German scientist in the U S testing a claimed tuberculosis cure on seven patients under government oversight. It notes national interest in the serum and broader doubts about the cure, with side remarks from various newspapers on related political and historical topics.
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Ottumwn Courier
Friedmann
United States
Fredmenn
Reminiscences of Long Ago From the Muscatine Journal
Clipping recalls past events with notes on local incidents and people. The column lists 50 20 and 10 year snapshots of nightlife weather robberies mill plans and education trends with names and places like Second street Desigalogn Oak street Park Place and Muscatine reflecting local memories and concerns.
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Second Street
Sweet Potato Fertilizer Tips From Alabama and SC Trials
K A Kirkpatrick reports farm hints on sweet potato fertilizer based on Alabama Experiment Station results. Deeply worked soil, ridges, slips from sand bed, and three inch soil covering improved growth. Potash and phosphoric acid with little nitrogen yielded best results, with nitrate of soda and muriate of potash options. SC tests favored level cultivation. 18 inch plant spacing and four foot rows gave good yields. Cotton seed meal outperformed nitrate of soda for nitrogen. acid phosphate and potash formulas advised. Emphasizes buying unlabeled components and mixing targeted nutrients rather than ready mixes.
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Chia
Alabama
Thies
Sandini
South Carolina
New Jersey
South
Carolina
Mutt and Jeff to Play at Grand Theatre Monday
Mutt and Jeff comes to the Grand theatre on Monday March 17 for two weeks of performances. The run promises strong audience turnout with high demand for seats as the show has enjoyed nationwide success and big box office in major cities. Get seats early to avoid disappointment.
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Mutt
Jer
Jeff
Grand Theatre
Tula
Everyody
Matt
Jom
New York
Chicago
Boston
Philadelphia
Famlat
Mutt and Jel
Peterson Law Applies to All Iowa Public Service Firms
Des Moines report notes Senate passage of F.119 to compel foreign and domestic public service operators in Iowa to file reports, disclose books, and ensure stock payments. Other measures include harsher penalties for narcotics in state facilities, required marriage ceremony reports, and a bill to prevent clouding land titles by absentee heirs. The cold storage bill is highlighted as a major long sought reform.
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Des Moines
Senate
Arney
Iowa
Ita
State Good and Dairy Department
House
Spaulding
Grey Hair Health Ad and State News Mix
An old newspaper fragment blends a Bay's Holy Health hair restoration ad with various state legislative notes. It mentions bills on wolf bounty funding, cold storage law, motor-vehicle fund distribution, and rural school unit debates, plus local civic items and church activities.
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Bay
Bette
Hay
Hey
Blue Grass News and School Board Changes
Mr and Mrs George with sons Raymourd and Walter left Blue Grass by the 20 a m car Tuesday heading to Ataligsa for a few weeks with relatives then on to Colorado and California for summer plans. A Hazel Dell school house meeting on March 10 chose Imael Bencks as pew director replacing Otto Bobasack. new board members are Henry Lebmy Albert Yormson and James Banchs. They plan to buy new desks. Mr and Mrs Adam Dipple were over to Sunday with Ben Paderski of Moline. Master program preparations progress by Pleasant members.
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Blue Grass
Margh
George
Raymourd
Walter
Ataligsa
Colorado
California
Bool
Hazel Dell
Imael Bencks
Pew
Otto Bobasack
Henry Lebmy
Albert Yormson
James Banchs
and Dirs
Adam Dipple
Quasiy
Ben Paderski
Moline
The
Pleasant
Springdale Notes Record Weekend Trips and Local Socials
Springdale residents marked a busy period with trips to Davenport and Iowa City, a surprise party for Mr and Mrs Clint Bunday, and attendance at the Ditmar and Kerr opening in West Liberty. The Self Culture Club met, plans were made for upcoming events, and school activities included a vacation and an election for a three year term.
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Springdale
J. W. Eves
Iowa
Charles Stratton
West Branch
Harry McCann
Davenport
Clint Bunday
Byron Shinn
Reich Mather
Jows City
Ditmar and
Kerr
West Liberty
Town
Cedar Rapids, Jr
Self Culture Club
Negan
Paul Mather
Mesdames Negus
Jewell
Dorothy
Margaret Neus
Mary B. Fawcett
Mirlian Maxgon
Cedar River
John Horn
Heborn
Todd
Tipton
Laws
McGann
Duluth
Mina
Merth
A. Erb
W. A. Phelps
Downey
Hig
Paul Mathers
Cedar Rapids
JH. R. Keats
Nes Moines
Frienda Church
George Kennedy
Villasé Monany
W. R. Branson
James Bolloway
Friends Church
Ladies Aid Society notices from Powney Downey area
March 13 report from Downey shows the Ladies' Aid Society of 31 featured a mat at Mrs John Applegate's home Wednesday afternoon. The Sew and So Chile were entertained at Mrs Tom Seaton's home Friday afternoon. One new engagement noted.
ABE MARTIN on eggs from the torrid zone and brisk travel
Abe Martin notes eggs come from the torrid zone as he jokes about Kin passing a saloon and a theatrical venture. The quip mixes rural wit with travel and local humor, reflecting early 20th century newspaper style.
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Alekal Theater
Downey Grange Meets In Bank Hall With Members Present
The Downey Grange met in the Bank Hall Tuesday evening with all officers except two in attendance. Sixty seven members were present and four names were proposed for membership to be initiated in four weeks. A literary program followed the business including music, recitations, a question box, reading, pantomime, and songs. A spread of rolls, coffee and pie was served. Mrs Schonley brought a basket of homemade cookies. The Sewing Circle of the Baptist and others were mentioned in passing.
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Guy Secrest
Duesday
Steve Loy
Johny Schenck
Downey Grange
Bank Hall
Grange Tie Foletlowing
Clem Ledge
Lucile Gray
Caleb
Dan Gates
P. M. Schooley
Davghter
Margaret J Ligtt
The
Baptist
Ed. Elliott
W. W. Applegate
Nobert
Olin
Iowa
Gs Sive
Madonna
Severel Fay
Ely's Cream Balm Publicity Ad Block
A vintage advertisement touts Ely's Cream Balm as instant relief for clogged nostrils head catarrh and cold symptoms. It promises quick breathing improvements and a night's rest after applying a small amount in the nostrils, claiming catarrh sore throat and discharge vanish by morning.
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Ely
A. W. Morgan
Dv West
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