Editorials Mention Campaigns and Hog Disease Across Iowa
A compilation of Iowa editorial voices notes the Democratic campaign in Des Moines led by Colonel Bryan as auspicious, jokes about names in courts and farming, and reports a new hog disease in Adams County causing hog losses, with August expected to bring VP candidate notices and rural speeches limited to agricultural districts.
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Des Moines
Bryan
Adams County
East Side
Aplnston News
Bair
6Th Ave
Iowa
Prohibition party HQ at state fair and tariff talk stirs voters
The Sat. Herald notes a Democratic jab at city administration as oratory misfires. The state prohibition party opens a monster tent headquarters at the state fair to serve as rest and campaign base and to move to other sites if needed. Mr Bryan’s Des Moines tariff speech is hailed as a crowd pleaser. Wool auction sales set for Omaha during the National Corn Exposition, offering west wool growers access to major sales and an agricultural show.
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State Prohibition Party
Herald
Mr. Bryan
Des Moines
Omaha
West
German sentiment favors Bryan despite tariff fears at home
The Cedar Rapids Republican notes that Germans favor Bryan while worrying an American administration may dismantle tariffs allowing German manufactured goods into the United States. It argues a paradox: importing German goods could undermine American factory jobs and wages.
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Bryan
Germany
America
Cedar Rapids
Business revival despite looming political campaigns
The piece notes a nationwide pickup in business activity as households rush to build homes amid cheap materials. It wonders why fortunes rise on the eve of elections and suggests people ignore political rhetoric and proceed with purchases and construction.
Frustration Overwhelms Busy Telephone Operator
A reader jokes about snapping at a telephone operator who cannot answer twenty calls at once. The comment adds a playful, self deprecating note on being quick to demand priority, reflecting everyday frustrations with busy switchboard service.
International language congress sparks hopes of universal tongue
Reports from Dresden describe delegates from many nations at the world congress for Esperanto enthusiasts. Attendees envision a future when all peoples share a common language, with American delegates pressing to secure the next international gathering and widened adoption.
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Dresden
American forest herbs promise medicinal cures per Dr. Pierce
Dr. Pierce promotes American forests as sources of valuable medicinal roots. He cites native plant knowledge, claims cures for liver, heart, and women's ailments, and offers free extracts from his standard medical work. Both medicines use elyceric native root extracts, claim no alcohol, and list ingredients on bottle wrappers.
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Pierce
R V. Pierce
Buffalo
N. Y
Esperanto in world language talk stirs expert debate
A world exposition panel backed Esperanto as a global auxiliary tongue meeting three criteria learnable practical and not an existing language. Estimates placeEsperantists worldwide between 750000 and 1000000 with widespread use in Europe. The language shares Italian style in sound and favors vowel endings and common final consonants for smooth speech.
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States
Cambridge
England
Paris
Europe
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