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Reporter Boyden

Location

Boyden, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Apr 10, 1919

Page

6

Philippines Mission Seeks Complete Independence From U S

Secretary Baker in Washington reads President Wilsons support for granting full independence to the Philippines. The mission led by Manuel Quezon presented a memorial citing wartime loyalty and a desire for self rule. Francis Harrison echoed progress toward independence as the United States eyes justice and peaceful ties.

Washington, D. C Islands Baker Wilson Europe Francis Burton Harrison Philippines Mr. Baker Manuel Quezon Senate Saker Washington United States Philippine Islands

Wilton Junction youth fails navy enlistment walk

David V Henley 19 walked 25 miles from Wilton Junction to Davenport to enlist in the navy but weighed 97 pounds at the scales, short of the 126 pound minimum, leaving with instructions to gain weight. The article also profiles George Bolt of Woodbine, badly wounded in World War I, who lost both ears and hands but remains spirited and hopeful. It notes a Dubuque schools pay reform stance and lists farm bureau demonstrations on fruit, poultry, and general agriculture, plus a Shelby County dairy profit report and a Sioux City man Learning his son Frank Paulson is alive after a war department death notice.

Navy David V. Henley Wilton Junction Davenport Iowa Germany George Bolt J. H. Bolt Woodbine Company M Red Oak Bolt J. H. Harris Dubuque Black Hawk Joseph L. Olsen Shelby County Chris Paulson Sioux City Frank War Department Washington

Iowa General Assembly passes housing law and multiple bills

The housing bill regulating dwellings in Iowa cities of 15000+ population passes the Senate after nearing unanimous support, with smaller towns allowed to adopt it by ordinance. Other measures include banking certificate controls, a Spanish influenza quarantine bill, a state cement program, and funding for public schools and state institutions.

Thirty-eighth General Assembly Senate Hhouse Iowa Committee On Banks and Banking Forty-Seventh Bankers’ Trust Pitt Harrison County W. L. Harding J. C. Mabry Albia J. H Trewin Cedar Rapids Code Commission Assembly A. G. Whitney Ladd Whitmore Senate Committee On Elections Price Monroe County Parker van Alstine Beeman House Larson Insurance Committee Neff Pottawattamie County Guard of Health Evans Butler County Board of Control

Woman Works 15 Hours A Day In Peru Indiana

Mrs. Anna Meteriano of Peru Indiana credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing a severe displacement and backache after hours of exhausting labor. She reports waking at four, performing housework, then factory work all day, returning home to chores and feeling strong again. The ad urges other women with similar ailments to try the remedy.

Peru Ind Yoia E. Pinkham Lydia E. Pinkham Anna Meteriano West 10Th St

Household Budget Budget plan offered by Thrift Society

The American Society for Thrift offers a free practical household budget to any US address. Write Thrift Magazine at 220 West Sorty second Street New York City to receive the plan.

American Society For Thrift United States West Sorty-second Street New York City Thrift Magazine

The Way of It Ad Teases Doctor Pierce Pills

A fragment advertises Doctor Pierce's Pleasant Pellets as a health remedy for liver bowels and stomach. It implies marital tension over purchases with a humorous line about charging a hat to a husband.

Doctor Pierce

How Can You Tell Your Favorite Tobacco

Smokers can judge tobacco by smelling it. Flavorings improve burning and taste, with chocolate flavor highlighted in TUXEDO Tobacco. Aged Burley tobacco with a dash of chocolate creates a distinct fragrance detectable by the nose.

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