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Newspaper
Muscatine Journal
Location
Muscatine, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1925
Page
3
Call for Iowa State Police to Curb Rising Murders
After two new murders in Logan and Waterloo raise Iowa’s eight week total to 15, editors urge creation of a state police force. They argue a trooper in each county seat could halt escape routes, improve rapid response, and boost juries in pursuing killers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Hammill
de Moines
Logan
Waterloo
Hertzke
Gabe Simons
Keep Them Out Bolshevik Barr Attracts Corn Belt Interest
The article argues Secretary Kellogg acted within his rights by denying entry to a British Hindu critic of communism. It notes Britain favored the move and warns against allowing foreign advocates of violence. It suggests domestic communists also pose a risk and favors preventive action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Kellogg
Great Britain
Full Inquiry Opens On Aviation Before National Defense
Washington reports the inquiry will shift from military focus to commercial aviation and defense implications. The commission will balance national defense facts with commercial flying potential, amid calls for clear information and public light on wild claims and charges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
New England tourism remark prompts westward critique
The Boston Post criticizes Governor Winant of New Hampshire for declaring summer tourism will become the state’s main industry. It argues that relying on tourist trade would harm farmers merchants and transportation and reflects a broader view that New England has already declined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston Post
Winant
New Hampshire
West
New England
Tom Sims Quotes on Wisdom and Law in Texas and Virginia
A reflective column argues that blame obscures wisdom and critiques harsh laws. It notes Texas grasshoppers and calls for fishing time, while a Virginia man who whipped his wife is deemed crazy. The piece hints that widespread truth could unearth many arrests and arrest progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia
Peter the Great
Indianapolis News
Shippers and Farm Bureau Join In Cost Sharing
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation and Iowa Federation of Cooperative Livestock Shippers formalize a contract to share overhead services. Shippers use Farm Bureau offices and legal, transportation, and publicity services while maintaining their own board. Knute Espe leads field work to build county groups and reorganize locals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shippers
Farm Bureau
Iowa Farm Bureau Federation
Iowa Federation of Cooperative Livestock Shippers
Shipping Association
Knute Espe
Farmers’ Union
Co-Operative Shipping Associations
Wallace
Radio Programs Across Cities Feature Opera And Orchestras
A detailed schedule lists stations from WPG to WCKX with varied programs. Opera Faust at 6 00 p m on WPG and The Bishop s Candlesticks one act play on WOR are among concerts talks and bedtime tales broad across multiple markets through the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WLW
Cincinnati
Senator Schultz
Hot Springs
KGO
Oakland
Robin Hood
KFUO
KFKX
WCBD
WIL
WOT
CNAM
PWX
WAHG
WBBR
WBAV
WCAP
WCTS
WHAZ
WLIT
WMAK
WOO
WOR
WTAM
WIP
Far
KFAE
KFOA
KLX
KOA
WGY
WRC
WJR
WMBB
WNYC
WOAW
WPG
WQJ
WTIC
WJY
WJJD
WLS
CKAC
KSD
WEAF
WCAE
WEEI
WFI
WGR
WOC
WJAR
Wcco
WWJ
Gold Dust Twins
WRBCN
Bishop's Candlesticks
KMA
WSAL
CNRA
KFDM
KFNF
KYW
WBZ
WCAU
WCX
WSAI
Eveready Hour
WEAR
Lesco
WMAQ
WRW
WTAS
KDKA
WHT
WFDM
WAAM
Flint Kid
Goldkette
WRNY
WSB
WREO
KFAB
WEBH
WFAA
WGBS
WMC
Woai
CNRR
KEMQ
Outsiders in Kenshaw A Tale of Alice Jones and Donald Paulson
In Kenshaw a chemist Alice Jones and aspiring architect Donald Paulson feel isolated from the town where everyone seems to know everyone else. Alice longs for gardens and green life while Donald pursues architectural study after college, working in nearby factories and sharing a second floor with Alice and other tenants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Osborn
McClure
Kenshaw
Alice Jones
Donald Paulson
Dr. Jones
Dr. Larcome
Alice
Donald
Renshaw
Resinel products praised for skin relief in Piney Creek
W R Mitchell of Piney Creek North Carolina describes a severe facial rash resembling chicken pox. He credits Resinel Soap and Resinel Oin with stopping the itch, rapid peeling, and a clear smooth face after use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Piney Creek
N. C
W. R. Mitchell
Pepsodent Promoted For Child Tooth Health
Mothers urged to mail a coupon for a free 10 day tube of Pepsodent claiming it fights the film on children's teeth, removes it gently, and protects gums. The ad cites dental science backing and promises whiter, cleaner teeth with the modern method.
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Cforge M. Hinshaw
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Journal and News-Tribune
Associated Press
Conn Fm
Oxen Pally Journal
Mal
Muscatine
Aera
Ee Teleprones
Chicago
New York
Kansas City
Detroit
Atlanta
Cone, Hunton & Woodmar
Lee Newspaper Syndicate
Tom Sims
Texas
Civil War Musicians Association
Your
Father Abraham
John Brown
Republic
Jeff Davis
Dante M. Pierce
Homestead
Germany
Boston Transcript
Houston Post-Dis
WGN
WEBJ
WHN
WJZ
Airdale Terriers
Whad
Wham
Real Sport
Bayer
Physicians
Libey Tate
Pepsodent Company
Pepsadentec
Webesk Avens
U.S A
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