News and Tribune merged 1887 Journal and News Tribune 1918
The Daily Journal merged with News Tribune on September 2 1918 consolidating publications. The Daily Journal issues each evening, with various subscription options listed including city carrier and mail rates. Contact information and AP affiliation noted.
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Storm Clouds Over Europe and a Change in American Outlook
The article argues renewed tension in Europe centered on Hitler and Austria, noting Mussolini’s shifting role and France’s stance under Daladier. It contends Germany’s isolation and disarmament limitations forecast possible trouble, while a broader shift in American values away from money focus toward fuller life ideals is described. The piece ends with a quotation from Franklin L. Hutton on his daughter Barbara Hutton’s marriage.
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Diamonds and pearls among notable U S mining finds
The cartoon explainer recalls the 1889 discovery near Murfreesboro Arkansas of a diamond bearing rock and the 1906finds including a 17 carat canary octahedron and a 40.23 carat stone. It also notes the 4 inch freshwater Queen's Pearl found in 1857 and valued higher over time.
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Labor and hunting themes in national page
The piece surveys labor union pressures under the NRA with Frances Perkins urging higher wages and job gains, alongside William Green of the AF of L. It notes a clash between labor and industry over the recovery act provisions and a potential NRA impact. It also reports on a stalled migratory bird proclamation and hunting debates sparked by bird protection and feeding practices.
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News Behind The News and Political Alignments
New York dispatch notes pro test letters by Gar ner and Kleburg against Hoover era politics. Mention of Republican endorsements shaping careers and Democratic campaign use of Reed and Johnson for anti Hoover stance. Labor gains believed to strengthen labor’s position. collective bargaining approval seen as milestone by government.
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Wealth Means Charm And Happiness In Healthy Living
An advertisement extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a tonic for women. It claims the product tones up the general health and boosts energy, leading to more pep and the ability to enjoy daily activities. It suggests most women benefit and invites readers to try it.
Fifty Years Ago in Muscatine and Nearby Echoes
A nostalgic column recalls events from five to ten years ago. It notes a county committee meeting at Mr. Cloud's office with J. J. Russell, a proposed second county convention, and Mrs. S L Waide's Washington trip to attend a wedding. It also mentions Orville Wright's early Ft Meyer flight, Muscatine baseball wins, and a 35th Regiment reunion program.
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