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Muscatine Journal

Location

Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1927

Page

3

Voters urged to weigh truth in senate race

The Muscatine Journal-era debates over Harold E. Wilson and G. M. Titus are critiqued for mixed falsehoods and self serving claims. The editorial favors Wilson’s clean campaign, pledges for good roads, utilities protection, sound banking, and representation of all people, urging farmers to consider the implications for their counties.

Muscatine Journal Harold E. Wilson Informa G. M. Titus Harold Wilson Titus J. D. Buser Wilson Des Moines

Debunking the so called suicide wave among students

Writers claim a suicide wave among college and high school students is widespread but the bulletin from life insurance statisticians shows no basis for such a wave. The piece argues that hundreds of thousands pursue education and only a small fraction fail to grade, challenging sensational claims.

Insurance bulletin on suicides among youth shows downward trend

The bulletin analyzes deaths by own action among minors in the United States. It notes childhood suicides under 15 are almost non existent, while ages 15 to 19 show a downward trend from 1911 to 1926. Among insured whites, rates fell from 6.7 in 1911 to 3.9 in recent years, with girls showing even greater improvement.

Bulletin United States

Farmers revolt in Iowa shapes 1928 political clash

Commentary notes Iowa farmers bankers and politicians mobilize against Coolidge after vetoing the Farm bill. It cites Des Moines July conference as a Lowden setup and predicts Iowa's continued political pressure and party realignment through 1928 with references to The Des Moines Register Sioux City Journal and New York Times analysis.

Iowa Coolidge Interstate Agricultural Conference Des Moines Lowden Hammill Dickinson Des Moines Register Iowa City Attica Register Fort Dodge East Good Old Washington Brookhart Sioux City Journal McNary-Haugen Middle West North Carolina New York Times

Gravel roads praised and panned across Iowa and Midwest

Iowa and Illinois roads suffer in thaw and frost with gravel surfaces failing on primary routes. Critics say gravel is cheaper but impractical long term. concrete or brick favored for heavy traffic. The Burlington Gazette notes Governor Hammill’s gravel plan as ill advised. A Des Moines column jokes about a French mathematician who supposedly squares the circle and those ancient triangles.

Iowa Illinois Muscatine County Wisconsin Minnesota Davenport Hammill Burlington Gazette Des Moines Tribune-Capital

A Thoughtful Page Mixes Quips and Jests From The Times

A column of humorous items and quips features Eph Snow on machines, a jab at “dude” pressed trousers, a critique of politeness, and reflections on women, wealth, sanity tests, and light vignettes. It closes with brief bits on journalism prizes, charity, and social quirks.

Radio Rialto Stars Lead Tonight's Broadcasts Across Stations

AP notes a slate of national broadcasts led by Walter Damrosch and the New York Symphony on WEAF at 8:30 and Paul Ash’s band on WGN at 7:15. Listings include sopranos, harpists, musical comedies, Hawaiian sets, Scottish songs, organ pieces, quartets, and a string ensemble across WEAF WBZ WHO KTHS WLW WCCO WLS KFI KOA WHB WCAE WHT WENR KMOX WCCO KYW KOA WIL and WMAQ stations in evening schedules. The piece ends with a crude aside about cursing when hammering a thumb.

Associated Press Walter Damrosch New York Symphony 9 WEAF Paul Ash WGN WMAQ KOA WHO KMOX KMA WBZ KTHS WLW WCCO WLS Music Conservatory KFI WHB WCAE WHT WENR Legion KYW WIL

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