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Newspaper
Semi Weekly Herald
Location
Eldora, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1903
Page
4
The Herald is mailed regularly until a definite discontinuation order is received and all arrears are paid. Church and society notices, money-making entertainments, secular meetings, bank cards, obituary reductions, and similar notices incur charges at a rate of cells per insert.
The Republican Primary in Hardin County Town State is set for June 6, 1008 to nominate one candidate for each office including County Superintendent County Treasurer Sheriff Coroner Surveyor Representative and one Board of Supervisors member. Also elected are township committeemen delegates to the county convention and delegates to the state convention. Voting hours and township representations are listed with totals by township.
A series of notices from individuals in Jardin County declare intentions to seek Republican primary nominations. Marks include Mark J. Muay for Representative, CG Chin for Treasurer, Marylin for County Superintendent, and Thos Walsh and T W Scurry for Sheriff, all subject to primary voters' decisions.
YOR SUPERVISOR candidate WT F Granner declares intent to run in the Republican primary for Hardin County board of supervisors. The notice places Burnum of New Providence, Iowa as the editor and scope of the election, with voters to decide at the upcoming primary on January 6, 1903.
The Iowa Central railway offers round trip tickets from Tidorn to Los Angeles or San Francisco at 50 for the trip during May 21 to June 2. Sales run May 3, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16, 17, and 18 with final return by July 16 2003. Diverse routes and stopovers allowed each way. Inquiries via local agents or A. B. Cutts GP&T A Minneapolis.
A column discusses nearing Republican primaries with Landis and Shaw on vice presidential talk, laments using funds for gov roads, and praises Carnegie's wealth ethics. It also covers Des Moines Convention plans, hospitality critiques, Sioux City’s role, and editorial civility between rival papers.
A Cedar Rapids Republican editorial condemns paying teachers $22 a month in two Johnson county townships, calling it insulting and tantamount to slavery for a competent white woman. It argues 30 percent raises still underpay educators who must cover board and living costs.
An old tablet ad touts a laxative syrup for coughs and colds. It claims quick relief with quinine like components. It notes a five cent price and suggests no pay for a day of use.
An essay argues that quality surpasses quantity in family life and that higher education of women lowers birth rates. It contends highly educated women are more critical of men, including mothers, and links overproduction to rising asylum and poorhouse rates.
May Wright Sewall argues size does not determine family value, urging focus on quality and education. She links college education of women to better maternal intent, household science progress, and warns against overproduction leading to asylums and poorhouses.
A historic health column argues that consuming albuminous foods like roast beef combats tuberculosis by boosting blood oxygen and bacilli resistance. It links beef intake and against corset use to reduce anemia and consumption, proposing a public hygienic catechism and a free sanitarium for indigent anemic girls to foster robust future mothers.
Rev Dr Louis Albert Banks argues that a life of sin mortgages the soul to the devil and that foreclosure comes after a long period of anxiety pain disease and shame. Hidden secrets flash forth like electric lights revealing the lifetime of traffic with Satan.
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