Debate on Crime Causes and Law Versus Conscience
The piece argues for less law heavy reform and more moral responsibility, noting Lincoln’s legacy, the dangers of anarchy, and the idea that crime stems from idle behavior and corrupt attitudes. It cites a Iowa study showing spending on autos exceeds crop value, urging return to temperance, commandments, and fair prices for farmers.
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Heaven
Earth
United States
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure
An advertisement asserts catarrh is systemic and not curable by local applications. It promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy that cleanses the blood and acts on mucous surfaces, claiming powerful tonics and blood purifiers.
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Hall
Cheney & Co
Toledo
Iowa's Auto Costs Versus Crop Values Highlighted
A questionnaire estimates 410000 passenger cars in Iowa worth about 760.10 each, totaling 313 million. Crop data show corn and oats valued at 82.7 million, with the totals failing to cover auto costs, plus notes on film industry views and egg price declines.
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VanAlstine
Towa
Iowa
State Department
Bureau of Crop Statistics
Modern Christianity Needs Daily Joy Not Death
A speaker argues religion should improve everyday life with optimism and safety, not focus solely on dying for faith. They urge up-to-date beliefs, compare faith to insurance for a meaningful life, and mock the idea that innovation like electric lights opposes God. The text also notes social tensions and women’s dress in public spaces.
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